Get Leslie West & MOUNTAIN inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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Gene Hackworth
2 years ago
As a musician, there are certain defining moments in my life and hearing Mountain for the first time at a friends house in the mid 70's was one of them. Leslie West, clearly one of the greatest of all time.
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Ron Hobbs
2 years ago
These guys were brilliant and pedigree. Why they aren't already there is a crime.
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John Herlihy
2 years ago
For crying’ out loud let this awesome group into the R&R Hall of Fame!!
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Stephen Walker
2 years ago
It’s suppose to be rock n roll.
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Billy Bruce
2 years ago
Mountain was a quintessential leader of the creative revolution of the late 1960s and early 1970s. They were on stage at Woodstock and their creative studio work was unique in a market flooded with copycat artists. Felix Pappalardi who produced Cream and played bass for Mountain delivered incredible vocal performances on classics like “Theme From An Imaginary Western.” The incomparable Leslie West brought lead guitar work that measured up to the major competitors of the day including Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Pete Townsend. And his powerful vocals gave Mountain another voice for the powerful music they produced.
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Michael Jacobs
2 years ago
Way past due for Mountain to be inducted into the RRHF.
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Larry West Weinstein
2 years ago
I am Leslies brother and former bass player.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
These are some of the best unsung rockers of a generation
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Bill Mathers
2 years ago
Leslie West if anyone, definitely needs to recognized in the hall of fame! He was one of the of the greatest!
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Charlie West
2 years ago
Mountain to be inducted.
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Narmadashankar
2 years ago
One of the first hard rock bands
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Felice Lococo
2 years ago
Mountain should be indicted into the RRHOF,because they were one of the most influential bands of the 1970s
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Michael Weinert
2 years ago
How is it not done already? West IS Rock-n-Roll!
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John Schappel
2 years ago
Vote him in
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Robert E Sellars
2 years ago
Saw them multiple times at the Capitol Theater in New Jersey. Leslie and Felix shaped my views on rock and roll.
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Don White
2 years ago
Who the hell does all the voting??
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Lars Pröjtz
2 years ago
I have been a great Swedish fan of Leslie West and Mountain ever since they released "Climbing" 1970. I met Leslie and Corky when in Sweden -92 and they digned my Twin Peaks album. There is no other guitarist playng rock n' roll like Leslie West. He added a new dimension to guitar playing and Mountain as a band was a stunning experience on stage.
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Mike Shields
2 years ago
One of the best live shows ever
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Marc Seeley
2 years ago
I became a life-long fan of Mountain very early on. They so deserve to be in the R&RHoF... Each of the band members has been a huge influence on countless musicians for decades. The poster boys for REAL rock music!
As a musician, there are certain defining moments in my life and hearing Mountain for the first time at a friends house in the mid 70's was one of them. Leslie West, clearly one of the greatest of all time.
These guys were brilliant and pedigree. Why they aren't already there is a crime.
For crying’ out loud let this awesome group into the R&R Hall of Fame!!
It’s suppose to be rock n roll.
Mountain was a quintessential leader of the creative revolution of the late 1960s and early 1970s. They were on stage at Woodstock and their creative studio work was unique in a market flooded with copycat artists. Felix Pappalardi who produced Cream and played bass for Mountain delivered incredible vocal performances on classics like “Theme From An Imaginary Western.” The incomparable Leslie West brought lead guitar work that measured up to the major competitors of the day including Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Pete Townsend. And his powerful vocals gave Mountain another voice for the powerful music they produced.
Way past due for Mountain to be inducted into the RRHF.
I am Leslies brother and former bass player.
These are some of the best unsung rockers of a generation
Leslie West if anyone, definitely needs to recognized in the hall of fame! He was one of the of the greatest!
Mountain to be inducted.
One of the first hard rock bands
Mountain should be indicted into the RRHOF,because they were one of the most influential bands of the 1970s
How is it not done already? West IS Rock-n-Roll!
Vote him in
Saw them multiple times at the Capitol Theater in New Jersey. Leslie and Felix shaped my views on rock and roll.
Who the hell does all the voting??
I have been a great Swedish fan of Leslie West and Mountain ever since they released "Climbing" 1970. I met Leslie and Corky when in Sweden -92 and they digned my Twin Peaks album. There is no other guitarist playng rock n' roll like Leslie West. He added a new dimension to guitar playing and Mountain as a band was a stunning experience on stage.
One of the best live shows ever
I became a life-long fan of Mountain very early on. They so deserve to be in the R&RHoF... Each of the band members has been a huge influence on countless musicians for decades. The poster boys for REAL rock music!
Travesty!