BOC: Kasim Sulton joins

[Patrick Charles]

Aaah now I understand. I was thinking of Bob Kulick (and there really 
are 2 Kulicks, one bald, one not, one played with Meat Loaf, one had 
something to do with Kiss... I think?). It's an honest mistake, the 
names are so /remarkably /similar. That'll teach me to rely on my memory 
in the age of the internet.





Am 11.07.2012 05:43, schrieb gary shindler:
> He's far from bald. He played with Todd Rundgren in Utopia, with Joan Jett too. He's had plenty of his own music too.
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>   From: Patrick Charles <lownds at GMX.DE>
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> Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2012 4:02 PM
> Subject: Re: BOC: Kasim Sulton joins
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> If he's the bald Sulton with the mustache (I think there are two of them), then I saw him on Meat Loaf's Bad Attitude tour. Lord that was a long time ago.
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> Did Rudy Sarzo quitting have anything to do with the "classic rock" tour package having been cancelled this summer?
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> Am 10.07.2012 22:46, schrieb Eric Falk:
>>  From MSN Music News:
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>> Blue Oyster Cult bassist Rudy Sarzo has quit the group to join another band.The musician was drafted into the line-up in 2007 but has now left to pursue other projects. Sarzo, who previously played with Ozzy Osbourne and Whitesnake, will now perform with Japanese band Animetal USA, and he will be replaced by Kasim Sulton, who has worked with Meat Loaf and Joan Jett. He tells Ultimate Classic Rock, "Due to my scheduling with other projects that I'm doing, it became a little bit hard for me to keep a really solid working schedule with BOC, so we amicably, we just basically parted ways. So they can actually find somebody who can devote more time to the band and I can actually pursue other bands that I'm doing." The band adds in a statement, "Next time you see BOC, you'll notice a new face manning the bass... Kasim Sulton... has joined BOC taking the place of Rudy Sarzo, who has joined popular Japanese band Animetal USA. Kasim comes with plenty of
>   experience and amazing vocals to add to the mix, along with his own unique bass playing style."