Talk:Y&T

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Hmm, how is album that almost reached gold status their highest selling album? If you go to any of the links to their first two albums it states that both have gone certified gold. Cdscottie

Leonard Haze[edit]

Leonard is no longer in the band :-( fantastic musician.. Dave please get him back...

Dead[edit]

Kennemore died today from lobs cancer..

The History of Y&T[edit]

Wayne Stitzer actually recruited a tenor saxophone player (Gary Mendonca) because Y&T wanted to expand it's sound with horns. They actually played songs by Chicago. Wayne also played trumpet and sang lead on a tune. The band that won the Battle of the bands consisted of Dave M, Leonard H, Phil K, Wayne S and Gary M. After Gary and Wayne left Y&T, they were replaced by Joey Alves. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.181.40.19 (talk) 11:02, 2 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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