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King Kobra
King Kobra connects directly to 14 artists, and through them to at least 38 more acts. Carmine Appice connects to Mother’s Army (1993–1997), Moonstone Project and Derringer, Bogert & Appice, among others. Johnny Edwards played in Foreigner (1990–1992), Montrose (1987–1988) and Buster Brown, among others. Mick Sweda played in Lies, Deceit & Treachery (since 2017) and BulletBoys (1986–1993).
The Knots
2 hops outKing Kobra at the center, their direct connections around them, and the other bands those connections lead to — the same threads you can untangle live.
Pull One Thread
14 threadsMembers
14- Carmine Appice
- Mike Wolf(US guitarist, composer, recording engineer and mixer)1983–1983
- Johnny Edwards(American rock singer, active 1980s on)1987–1988
- Mick Sweda
- Marcie Free1983–1986
- JK Northrup
- Lonnie Vencent1986–1987
- Johnny Rod
- Marq Torien1987–1987
- Larry Hart
- Kelly Keeling
- Steve Fister
- Paul Shortino
- David Michael‐Philips(King Kobra member)
Bands & Artists Connected to King Kobra
38 acts · 2 hops outWhere King Kobra’s collaborators go next — the other bands, founded groups, and side projects their direct connections belong to.
Background
King Kobra is an American heavy metal band founded by drummer Carmine Appice after his tenure with Ozzy Osbourne from 1983 to 1984.via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
6 albums- Formed
- 1984
- Active
- 1984–present
- Listeners
- 55,899Last.fm
- Wikipedia
- Visit
Selected Discography
- 1985Ready to Strike
- 1986Thrill of a Lifetime
- 1988King Kobra Ⅲ
- 2011King Kobra
- 2013King Kobra II
- 2023We Are Warriors
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