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Drummer Bob Rock(not the famous producer) had a brief tenure on drums in 1985 before Jerry LeBloch joined later that year.

It appeared in the final episode of the TV show Six Feet Under and has also been prominently featured in the movie Three Kings, in the trailer for the movie Tropic Thunder and in the end credits music in episode 24 ("One Day in the Valley") of Entourage.It was sampled as well in the opening song, "Sirens", on the 2007 Little Brother album Getback and was done as "We Celebrate" on the new Ghostface Killah album The Big Doe Rehab.On October 27 & 28, 2007, heavy metal band Metallica performed "I Just Want to Celebrate" during their acoustic performances at Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit show. 1968 Dreams/Answers 1969 Get Ready 1969 Generation (Unreleased Soundtrack) 1970 Ecology 1971 One World 1972 Willie Remembers 1973 Ma 1975 Back to Earth 1976 Midnight Lady 1977 Rarearth 1978 Band Together 1978 Grand Slam 1982 Tight and Hot (Limited Release In Canada Only) 1993 Different World 2005 Rare Earth (Features re-recording of their most well known songs plus one new song) 2008 A Brand New World 1971 Rare Earth in Concert 1974 Live in Chicago 1989 Made in Switzerland "Generation, Light Up the Sky" - 1969 (Rare Earth Records R 5010) "Get Ready" - 1970 (Rare Earth Records R 5012) " I'm Losing You" - 1970 (Rare Earth Records R 5017) "Born to Wander" - 1970 (Rare Earth Records R 5021) "I Just Want to Celebrate" - 1971 (Rare Earth Records R 5031) "Hey Big Brother" - 1971 (Rare Earth Records R 5038) "What'd I Say" - 1972 (Rare Earth Records R 5043) "Good Time Sally" - 1972 (Rare Earth Records R 5048) "We're Gonna Have a Good Time" - 1972 (Rare Earth Records R 5052) "Ma (Vocal)" - 1973 (Rare Earth Records R 5053) "Hum Along and Dance" - 1973 (Rare Earth Records R 5054) "Big John Is My Name" - 1973 (Rare Earth Records R 5056) "Chained" - 1974 (Rare Earth Records R 5057) "Keepin' Me Out of the Storm" - 1975 (Rare Earth Records R 5059) "It Makes You Happy (But It Ain't Gonna Last Too Long)" - 1975 (Rare Earth Records R 5058) "Midnight Lady" - 1976 (Rare Earth Records R 5060) "Warm Ride" - 1978 (Prodigal Records) 1975 Masters of Rock 1976 Disque d'Or 1981 Motown Superstar Series, Vol.

By that time most of the members of the band had moved back to Detroit and continued to tour playing clubs despite the lack of a recording contract.

Peter Hoorelbeke (lead vocals and drums), John Persh a.k.a.

Rick Warner was then rolled in as the band's new keyboardist and Wayne Baraks, who was brought in in 1987 on rhythm guitar, took over much of the lead vocals as well.In the late 80s and early 90s the musical chairs slowed down somewhat as things stabilized and the band found itself in demand to play on "oldies" bills with other acts of the 60s and 70s.Drummer Dean Boucher replaced LeBloch on drums in 1990 and RE signed with the small label Koch International and began work on a new album.

HUB went on to record two albums for Capital Records but came to a sudden end in November 1975 after Baird was killed in a boating accident.The others(minus Olson who left to join the backup band for Jennifer Warnes) decided to continue as Rare Earth and brought in new players: Jerry La Croix(vocals, sax, harmonica, formerly of Edgar Winter's White Trash and Blood Sweat and Tears), Paul Warren(guitar, backing vocals), Barry "Frosty" Frost(formerly with Sweathog and Lee Michaels, drums), Reggie McBride(ex-Stevie Wonder, bass) and Gabriel Katona(keyboards).The new lineup put out Back to Earth in 1975 and Midnight Lady(minus Warren, Frosty and Katona) in 1976.