Zephyr was a blues based hard rock band formed in 1968 in Boulder, Colorado by guitarist
Tommy Bolin, keyboardist
John Faris,
David Givens on bass guitar,
Rob Chamberlain on drums and
Candy Givens on vocals. Zephyr's second album (1972 ) featured
Firefall's
Jock Bartley in place of
Tommy Bolin, the replacement of
Bobby Berge and
John Faris, and one of the few known recorded appearances of
Bobby Notkoff, other than his work with
Neil Young, for whom he created the heart wrenching violin break on
Running Dry. Lead singer
Candy Givens passed away already, and this album is perhaps her most passionate legacy.
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