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| Left to Right: Chris Senior, Dan Miller, Tony DiGiulio, Richard Hofherr |
| Band members this year |
Richard Hofherr - Guitar/Vocals
Tony DiGiulio - Vocals
Chris Senior- Bass
Dan Miller - Drums
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| Photos from this year |
1990 Photo Album
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| Songs we wrote/played this year |
All In The Heart
All In You
Caught In The Rain
Do What You Want
Don't Say Goodbye
Just Look Back
Love Goes Good, Love Goes Bad
Merry Christmas in Chicago
My Sweet Cherry
Nobody's Perfect
One More Try
One Step Closer
Only Lonely
Our Love Lives On
Over The Years
Reach For The Sky
Remember Me
So Hold On
This Time It's Love
Tied Up
Tonight's The Night
Trapped
What You Want
Will You Be My Lady
You're A Star To Me
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| Videos from this year |
Coming Soon
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| Crew this year |
Alex Krompic
Matt Zelinski
Mike Herwig
Bob Jozwiak
Scott
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| Shows this year |
November 30 - Gateway Theatre
November 11 - Stay Out West
October 21 - Stay Out West
September 15 - Thirsty Whale
August 4 - Augustfest (with Badfinger)
August 3 - Taste Of Roselle
July 29 - Stay Out West
July 6 - Frontier Days
July 1 - McGreggors
June 16 - Poplar Creek (Summer Jam 1990) Release of "Time Has Come"
June 3 - Stay Out West
May 18 - Ridgewood H.S.
Arlingtons Hts Frontier Days
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In 1990 7th heaven released "The Time Has Come", which was the first time the band released any original music offically to the public. Consisting of: Time Time Has Come, Love Is In Our Hearts, Take Me To Your Heart, Over The Edge, Don't Say Goodbye and Nobody's Perefect
"The Time Has Come" was recorded at Studio 53 in Palatine, IL
High School friend Fred Bartoli air-brushed the cover and Dan Machnik took the band's photo.
The CD Release party for "The Time Has Come' was held at Popular Creek Sports Complex, a show which was ran by Richard Hofherr & Chris Senior and was their first time as a concert promoter. Advertising was in magazines and heard on radio. The show featured numerous bands and sold over 3,000 tickets.
7th heaven feautred on WVVX radio 103.1fm Chicago during this time. 7th heaven was also seen on the Chicago Rocker magazine mutiple times during this era.
This was also a year where Richie & Tony started writing a lot of songs together.
In the winter of 1990 Tony developed pollips on his throat and was advised by doctors to take it easy on singing and take a break from performing. Tony has the pollips removed and a winter break is what the band did.
Below are flyers, newsletters and articles on the band - click on them to enlarge them
(story continues in 1991) |
