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Zebra on Tour
Zebra galloped out of New Orleans in early 1975. The trio, consisting of Randy Jackson, Felix Hanemann and Guy Gelso, concocted their moniker from a 1926 Vogue magazine cover and soon won over the South and East Coast. In 1982 Zebra's self-titled debut album went gold and was the fastest selling debut album in Atlantic Records' history thanks to the radio and MTV airplay of "Tell Me What You Want" and "Who's Behind the Door?". Veteran producer Jack Douglas (John Lennon, Aerosmith, Cheap Trick) also helmed the follow-up, "No Tellin' Lies". The songs range from the hard-rocking "Wait Until the Summer's Gone" to the Beatle-esque ballad, "Lullaby". With the release of their third Atlantic album "3.V", Zebra took their career one step farther: the album's credits read "Produced by Randy Jackson and Zebra". Thus, for the very first time, the group gained complete control of its creative output. A collection of the finest songs they have ever written, "3.V" clearly shows Zebra's lasting power and originality. In all, Zebra fans enjoyed a total of five videos aired on MTV and have given the band combined album sales of nearly 2 million worldwide. Zebra emerged from the studio again in 2003 with "ZEBRA IV", on Mayhem Records. This could possibly be the best effort by Zebra to date with powerful cuts which include "Arabian Nights", "Why" and "Waiting To Die". Zebra's live performances often last over two hours and showcase their new material along with all the classic Zebra tunes: "Who's Behind the Door?", "Tell Me What You Want", "Wait Until the Summer's Gone", "Bears", "One More Chance" and other all-time favorites including an occasional Led Zeppelin cover. "ZEBRA THE DVD", released in 2008 captures the band's energy and power on stage. The DVD features live concert footage from both Long Island and the House of Blues in New Orleans in addition to several interviews and bonus features. In 2010 Zebra was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame and is acknowledged as Louisiana's #1 Rock and Roll band by the Louisiana Music Commission. On October 18, 2012 Zebra was inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame. Celebrating their 40 Anniversary in 2015 Zebra continues to WOW audiences across the country with their Hard-Rocking Live shows performing in select markets nationwide.-Making a Triumphant Return to NYC in November 2019.
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One of the most underrated bands of all time. The sold out crowd at BB Kings in NYC knows the fact: Zebra - 3 top notch musicians that still bring it . Do yourself a favor catch this band while you can
Never told about seating arrangements, I would have tried to reserve a table. Limited standing room
The band was unreal, as always. The set list was perfect. Flashback was a great warm up. The venue was more intimate.
WOW...Zebra is an amazing power trio...sounds like early Rush at times..nice original music and Zep covers...Great guitar and lyrics...very cool show...great band... bass and drums solid...highly recommended
40 years later and the energy, music and memories are still there!
Great music from both Sledgehammer and Zebra, especially the closing songs.
This was Zebra's 40th Anniversary Concert. It was epic. So many great songs.
This was a great show and loved the venue! Had a great time.
The band is as good as ever... Can't wait for the new album...
Awesome! These guys are so talented! Original music is incredible. Buy a cd and you won't be disappointed.
The guys sounded awesome and put on a show only veteran performers could.
I don't get the 40 year claim at all. they are my age and I don't think they've been playing since 10 years old but they do kick ass. I always loved this band and grew up on them. They were the hottest live band there was on Long Island and yes even bigger at times than Twisted Sister. Back in the day they kept playing their originals and somehow everyone knew every word and this was without hearing them ever on an album or CD or even the radio. WBAB played them on occasion but that was it yet you couldn't get in to anywhere they were playing. No advanced ticket sales, just a long line which you had to wait on. One of my favorite bands live back in the day. Now seeing them in 2015 I realized the simplicity of their songs and how they were edited to be singles that just never made it. They tried and when they finally made it on to MTV their video sucked while Twisted Sister ripped through the country with their hits blowing Zebra into the dust. They were really good, go see them if you were a fan, you'll get a thrill out of it. I recommend them highly..
They were too loud. We left early. Couldn't take it anymore.
Aother brilliant show by a class act! 40 more years to go!
The songs sound as great today as 30 years ago. The group that "almost made it " has outlasted many that "did" . Randy's voice remains strong.
Great show! Not a bad seat in the house. Only criticism, would have liked them to play longer. Most other Zebra shows are longer.
Zebra rocked like 30 years ago at speaks!!! Where the hell does time go! They are still on top of their game, still sound great, voices still perfect. Rock on!
Show was average, made better with the fact I paid only $14.23 for a seat..
from the opening moment to the last encore ZEBRA did not disappoint. they took me back to a simpler time in my life, and sounded even better!
Fantasttic show. Brought me back 20 plus years. Would glady go see them again.
