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| | REO Speedwagon |
 | | REO's frontman was Mike Murphy, whose debut with the band, 1974's 'Ridin' the Storm Out,' was their first album to chart on Billboard, and spawned a concert standard with the rocking title track. |
 | | REO Speedwagon continued to score further hit albums (1982's 'Good Trouble,' 84's 'Wheels are Turnin'') and singles ("Keep the Fire Burnin'," the #1 hit power ballad "Can't Fight this Feeling," etc.), but the hits dried up shortly thereafter. |
 | | REO opted to solider on however, with replacement members Dave Amato (ex-Ted Nugent, guitar) and Bryan Hitt (ex-Wang Chung, drums) in tow, as their 1988 14-track compilation, 'The Hits,' proved to be a steady seller over the years. |
| www.associatedentertainment.com /aec/National-Acts/Music-Category-3/REO-Speedwagon (750 words) |
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