Fingerprints

:(This page is about the American band. For the Scottish band of the same name, see Fingerprintz).
Fingerprints was an American rock band from Minneapolis formed in 1974 by Robert Henry, Steve Fjelstad, Mark Throne and Tom Held. 
The band played together briefly and then Held was replaced first by Jim Reeves and then by Jim Hines on Drums
In December 1975. Kevin Glynn became drummer replacing Hines. A short while later, Henry, too, left the band to join Hines in a jazz-rock entourage called “Inside Straight”
Mark eventually wandered away from Fingerprints leaving Steve and Kevin to carry on. They were joined by old friend Mike Owens, whom they had played with even before the first Fingerprints’ configuration.
(read more on Twin/Tone)
==Links to Peel==
Peel tried to first play the band's 'Where The Beat Goes On' track via the various artists compilation album, 'Big Hits Of Mid-America, Volume Three', in 1979. The track was aborted due to its jumping, but Peel then tried to play it again after a Neil Young song and it finally succeeded. There is no evidence that Peel played any further material from the group, according to available tracklistings on this site.
==Shows Played==
;1979
*16 July 1979: Where The Beat Goes On (Various LP - Big Hits Of Mid-America Vol 3) Twin/Tone
==External Links==
*Twin/Tone
*Discogs
Category:Artists