They even hired three singers from Winnipeg, The Murphy Sisters, to add a certain Andrews Sisters touch to the backing vocals and changed their name to the Shooter Review. With their signing to GRT Records in 1975 the band was handed material from various songwriters and the name was shortened to Shooter. Their image was one of Depression era gangsters complete with real guns for stage and the arrival of the band at gigs in a 1935 Chevy. During early sessions for the album Harrison brought in his old Crowbar bandmate Bernardi to replace Breckels and Hodgeson was replaced by Wellbanks. When Shooter split up near the end of the decade Harrison, Mills, and Bride formed The Cameo Blues Band.
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