Vinyl records

McKenna Mendelson Mainline vinyl records

1 album with 16 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

Canadian progressive blues rock band founded in Toronto in 1968, breaking up in 1972 with reunions in 1975, 1990s-2000s, sometimes using the name "Mainline" or "The Mainline". Founded by singer/songwriter/guitarists Mike McKenna and Joe Mendelson, shortly joined by drummer Tony Nolasco. American bass player Timothy O'Leary was fired within the first month, replaced by Denny Gerrard, who left in the fall of 1968, replaced by Mike Harrison, who was replaced by Zeke Sheppard in 1971, who was later replaced by Ted Purdy. Mendelson left in 1972. The band continued briefly as "The Mainline", joined by American Rick James. McKenna & Mendelson reunited briefly in 1975, joined by Adam Mitchell.