David Fore
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Born in San Antonio, David Fore grew up in Corpus Christi Texas in the 1960's. Corpus had a busy, eclectic music scene in the sixties, there was even an all-ages club called the Carousel Lounge with music all day on Sundays. Many south Texas bands met and performed at the Carousel Lounge. David performed here with the Riptides (later the Zackary Thaks) and the Buckle (featuring Sam Neely), and the Pagan Rocks. David got the call from Rod Prince to join Bubble Puppy in the summer of 1968. He quit high school and within 8 months was on American Bandstand performing the Puppy's #14 hit "Hot Smoke and Sassafras."
In the Eighties David drummed for the New Wave Band D-Day. After signing with A+M records on the strengh of their #1 single "To Young To Date," D-Day recorded an LP in England at Richard Branson's "The Manor" recording studio.
Next up was Austin's premiere Beatles Tribute Band The Eggmen. Named "Best Cover Band" five years in a row by the Austin Chronicle, David retired from The Eggmen in 2006 for a programming job in San Antonio, Texas.
David enjoys video editing and home recording.
