Tommy Hoehn
Tommy Hoehn
Person from United States
Genres: candy of the gods, USA
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About Tommy Hoehn
Tommy Hoehn is another in a long line of musicians from Memphis who should have been big but never even came close. Hoehn's first claim to fame was providing background vocals for Big Star's Third/Sister Lovers. He also sang some backups for another legendary "lost" Memphis band, the Scruffs. In the mid-'70s he recorded the classic power pop single "Blow Yourself Up" which was featured on Rhino's D.I.Y.: Come Out and Play: American Power Pop (1975-78) compilation. In 1977 Hoehn released his debut album, Spacebreak, and followed it up in 1978 with Losing You to Sleep on London Records. Around this time he co-founded the band Prix with fellow Alex Chilton veteran Jon Tiven. They managed to release one single before disintegrating. In 1981 Hoehn put out another LP, I Do Love the Light, and then, for the most part, vanished. He returned in a big way in 1997 releasing two albums, Of Moons & Fools and Turning Dance, for the Frankenstein label. In 1999 he joined forces with fellow obscure Memphis pop legend Van Duren to record an album. Hailstone Holiday was hailed as a return to form for both men.
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Tommy Hoehn — Top 3 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoehn, Tom | It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas | ||
| Hoehn, Tom | White Christmas | ||
| Hoehn, Tom | Somewhere In My Memory |