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In late 1992, Dodge left the line-up, [2] and was replaced by the guitarist Robin Pfefer, who took over on lead guitar so that Sly could step down to rhythm and concentrate on singing.
No Use for a Name fue un grupo estadounidense de punk rock, proveniente de San José, California. La banda se formó en 1987 y fue fundada por Tony Sly (guitarrista y vocalista) y Rory Koff (baterista) en Sunnyvale (California). Fue un grupo influyente en la escena del punk rock.
En su reemplazo ingresó a No Use for a Name la guitarrista Robin Pfefer para la grabación del álbum "The Daily Grind". Este álbum tuvo un éxito notoriamente mayor que el de los discos anteriores.
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During this year Chris Dodge left the line-up, and was replaced with guitarist Robin Pfefer, who took over on lead guitar so Sly could concentrate on singing and stick to rhythm. No Use for a Name also released their first record on Fat that year, The Daily Grind, which turned out to be a highly successful album.
Ed Gregor replaced Robin Pfefer on lead guitar soon after the release of The Daily Grind. In 1995, after the release of Leche Con Carne, their fourth full-length, Chris Shiflett and Matt Riddle joined the band to play guitar and bass, replacing Ed Gregor and Steve Papoutsis respectively.
No Use For A Name disbanded following Sly's sudden death in July 2012 at the age of 41. Show more. Sites: Wikipedia , Bandcamp. Members: Boz Rivera, Chris Dodge, Chris Rest, Chris Shiflett, Dave Nassie, Ed Gregor, Matt Riddle, Ramon Gras, Rob Upson, Robin Pfefer, Rory Koff, Steve Papoutsis, Tony Sly. Variations:
