Mark	Tim	Vince	Carmine
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Updated March 18, 2008 Since January 1st, 1997 Personnel Discography Galleries Band History The Store Beginning in 1967, Vanilla Fudge rocked the world with a new sound, influencing a generation of musicians and creating a legion of loyal fans. VanillaFudge.com is now in its tenth year celebrating this ever popular and influential band, and its original members, Mark Stein, Carmine Appice, Tim Bogert, and Vince Martell, who are still active musicians and are once again touring and recording together. Flash! 2008 Tour! ... Mark Stein, Vince Martell, Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice! New dates added all the time.... Check the Tour Dates page.... Carl DeAngelis, composer of the original Vanilla Fudge Symphony seen on Renaissance, has given the boys a 40th Anniversary surprise.... click here and see! VintageRock.com Review of Vanilla Fudge Concert, Patchogue, NY, 10/28/06 - "I can say this with no fear of contradiction, Vanilla Fudge are the best American rock and roll band, ever. " Want to read more? Click here! The Original Vanilla Fudge with Mark, Carmine, Tim, and Vince are touring again! Check out the new Tour Dates Page for planned dates and venues if they become available...   In July 2006, Vanilla Fudge supported the Action for Brazil's Children (ABC) Trust by participating in a Fund Raising Event. Click here for details ! 2005 Tour Photos...  Vanilla Fudge in Columbus, Ohio, 2005 from Ken Williams! Click Here! The 2005 Canadian Tour ! Click Here! June 26, 2005 Detroit Show: Photos and Review Here! Join the Vanilla Fudge Email Discussion Group! This is a discussion group! Discuss Vanilla Fudge with other fans Learn about site updates and breaking news Learn about Fudge member news IMPORTANT NOTE! To prevent spamming computers from joining the group, please give us one sentence in your application about how much you love Vanilla Fudge. Blank applications unfortunately cannot be approved. Thank the spammers for this, sorry. Click to subscribe to the Vanilla Fudge Email List! Video! Vanilla Fudge performing... You Keep Me Hanging On... Shotgun...  LIVE on the ED SULLIVAN SHOW! Vanilla Fudge were one of the very few bands that were allowed to perform live on the Ed Sullivan show. Here are the two classic videos of Vanilla Fudge performing You Keep Me Hanging on, and Shotgun. There are other vintage live performances popping up there too. Go to www.youtube.com and search "Vanilla Fudge", "VanillaFudge", and "VanilaFudge"   Sign the Guestbook Now! Symphony Vanilla Chat Vanilla Links Rock Links Site Credits

The Band In Quotes Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple: "Back in the late Sixties, there were few organists who could play like Jon. We shared the same taste in music. We loved Vanilla Fudge - they were our heroes. They used to play London's Speakeasy and all the hippies used to go there to hang out - Clapton, The Beatles - everybody went there to pose. According to legend, the talk of the town during that period was Jimi Hendrix, but that's not true. It was Vanilla Fudge. They played eight-minute songs, with dynamics. People said, "What the hell's going on here? How come it's not three minutes?" Timmy Bogert, their bassist, was amazing. The whole group was ahead of its time. So, initially we wanted to be a Vanilla Fudge clone." Guitar World Interview, Feb. 1991. Quote hi-jacked from the The Highway Star: The Deep Purple Official Site   Ritchie Blackmore   [More Quotes]

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