Shadow KnightsProfessional StatusAffiliationPhoenix Drop HighBase of OperationsParkStatusActive (Phoenix Drop High)Inactive (MyStreet)Leader. Gene (Former). Zenix (Current)Members. Sasha. ZenixFormer Members. Gene. Laurance.

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ZaneMediaFirst Appearance'The SHADOW NIGHTS is a group of students from Phoenix Drop High, which are compromised of upperclassmen students: Gene, Sasha and Zenix.According to Laurance, a former member, thinks they are a bad influence.After Gene's departure due to heading to college, Zenix took the mantle as the leader of the group. Contents Members. (Current leader)Former Members. (Joined during freshman year, left after). (Joined following Gene's departure to college, left after).

(Former Leader)HistoryIn ', Aphmau eavesdropped during a conversation about Aaron. As Aphmau was about to pass by, Gene stopped her from going to her class. He explained that she shouldn't trust the words of Laurance and give their group a chance. However, Teony finds their group and asks all of them to return to class.In ', Gene blackmails Aphmau into conversing with the group. The two then meetup later to see, who does not approve of his behavior and friend choices.In ', Gene hopes for Aphmau to join the group but on her own terms. At the park, Aphmau vandalizes a bridge nearby with the Shadow Knights emblem.In ', Aphmau stands up for herself and no longer wants to be blackmailed. This causes Gene to stop his pestering.

At a corner, Gene is with Sasha and Zenix when Aaron runs by and destroys the photo of Aphmau and Garroth kissing.Following Zenix and Sasha's graduation, the group became inactive. However, after reuniting and living in the same area, the group was revived, but dropped their mischievous and delinquent attitudes.After Aphmau and Garroth helped Gene with purchasing a house, Gene revealed to them of Sasha and Zenix joining him as his roommates.EmblemTheir Emblem contains the letters SK with a red and purple outline and a dark purple circle enclosing it.

The outer ring has a pink skull with violet inside that hangs on the lower left. The group often deface surfaces such as walls, bridges and areas where no one visits.Trivia. All members are Shadow Knights in. Following the third season of, Zane became a Shadow Knight. This coincides with Zane, who becomes a member following Gene's departure in the of. It is possible for Vylad to join as he is a Shadow Knight in Minecraft Diaries.

The band in 1966. Top, from left: Jerry McGeorge, Warren Rogers, Joe Kelley. Contents.History Initially formed in 1964 as simply the Shadows, the band learned in spring 1965 of an existing British group,.

Whiz Winters, a friend who worked for their manager, Paul Sampson, in his record shop, came up with the name 'The Shadows of Knight' to tie into the in music of that time, and because all four of the band members attended in, whose sports team had the name the 'Knights'.They released three albums in their first five years of existence. Founding members included Warren Rogers , Roger Spielmann (rhythm and lead guitar/vocals) Norm Gotsch , Wayne Pursell , Tom Schiffour and Jim Sohns. Sohns was 16 at the time. During 1965, Joe Kelley was recruited to play, replacing Pursell.

Kelley swapped bass and lead duties with Rogers in late 1965 - at the time of the 'Gloria' recordings. And vocalist replaced Norm Gotsch in late 1965 after Gotsch was drafted into the U.S. Military., who later worked with and, replaced Rogers on bass in late 1966.After performing in and around Chicago's northwest suburbs in 1964 and 1965, The Shadows of Knight became the house band at in, owned by Sampson. They attracted more than 500 teenagers every Saturday and Sunday at the 'Cellar' for more than six months until Sampson began booking other bands, giving them a break.

A recording of a Shadows of Knight performance at The Cellar was released in 1992 by as.A performance in support of at Chicago's in early summer 1965 attracted the attention of Bill Traut and George Badonski. During that show, they performed ' by 's band. The band signed with Dunwich shortly thereafter and recorded 'Gloria' as a first effort.Released in December 1965, 'Gloria' received massive regional airplay. The band had slightly altered the song's lyrics, replacing Morrison's original 'she comes to my room, then she made me feel alright' with 'she called out my name, that made me feel alright' after influential Chicago station had banned 's original version.

This simple change overcame the prevalent AM radio censorship of the era and got The Shadows of Knight's cover version of the song onto the playlist of, which had censored the original. The single reached the No. 1 position on the radio station's countdown, as well as on local rival. On the national charts, 'Gloria' rose to No. 10.

The secondary publication ranked 'Gloria' as high as No. 7. In Canada the song reached No. 8 on the charts. 'Gloria' sold over one million copies, and was awarded a by theThe Shadows of Knight soon released the album, followed by the, in the summer of 1966. Subsequent included their version of the song 'Oh Yeah' (which reached No. 39 nationally), 'Bad Little Woman' (No. 91), and the powerhouse 'I'm Gonna Make You Mine' (No.

90), which can be seen as a precursor to. However, none of these releases approached their initial commercial success. Failure to find a winning followup to 'Gloria' handicapped the band's earning power and led to its disintegration. Tom Schiffour left the band in spring 1967, first to be replaced by a young local fan of the band, Bruce Bruscato.

He was subsequently replaced by Tom Morris. The original band fragmented further when McGeorge departed for acid-rock band, while Kelley left to front his own blues band. Hawk Wolinski also left the band to form with Schiffour and guitarist Alan De Carlo. Schiffour was later replaced by drummer Michael Tegza, also of the (by then-defunct) H.P. Lovecraft.By mid-1967, the only original member of the Shadows of Knight remaining was vocalist Jim Sohns, who, through simple default, inherited the band's name and legacy. In 1968, Dunwich sold the master tapes to its Shadow of Knight recordings to for one dollar.

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Sohns then moved the band from Chicago to New York, where it signed with. Sohns had hoped to take the band in a British power-rock direction, but the record label pulled them into a more commercial orientation, pairing the band with such as the and the on tour. In 1969, the second generation Shadows of Knight released 'Shake' on Buddha's short-lived subsidiary; the track eventually climbed to No. 37 Canada Dec.68). That same year, without the band's knowledge or consent, the unsuccessful update 'Gloria '69' was released by Dunwich. It consisted of new bass and guitar tracks overdubbed by (later of ) and Jim Donlinger (a member of ), both Chicago rock veterans.'

Shake' and its B-Side, 'From Way Out to Way Under' were actually recorded by Sohns and a number of studio musicians, on the understanding that a Shadows of Knight reassembled by Sohns would record the follow-up album. That album, Shadows of Knight is today regarded as a distinct recording oddity, being an attempt to mix and bubblegum music.The four years after the breakup of the original Shadows was a dark creative period with little financial success. The band's repertoire consisted mostly of pop cover songs, which allowed them to survive by playing clubs. The second iteration of the band consisted of John Fisher, former lead guitar of the, on bass, Woody Woodruff and Dan Baughman on guitars, and Ken Turkin on drums. Turkin was replaced in early 1969 by Paul Scarpelli, and in 1970 Jack 'Hawkeye' Daniels replaced Woodruff on guitar. The band's lineup remained the same for two years, and it recorded 'I Am the Hunter,' which did well in several B markets. John Fisher was replaced by alum Jorge Gonzales on bass in 1971, who was subsequently replaced by John Hardy the next year.

He was then replaced by studio bassist Don Ferrone.Over subsequent decades, Sohns fronted varying incarnations of the group on the oldies circuit. He also spent a period of time reflecting on his future in the music business, choosing to become the road manager of the band from 1978 to 1980. He would join the band to sing 'Gloria' as the band's encore. In 1978, Sohns punched at the Harrah club in New York City, throwing him down a flight of stairs.Commencing as of the 1990s, the Shadows of Knight enjoyed a resurgence in public interest, in significant part due to the 1998 release of their first two albums, in remastered form,. In 1992, Performance Records (aka 'Donewitch' Records) released The Shadows Of Knight-Live, Featuring 'Gloria'. This was an unreleased performance recorded live in, in 1972.

The performance featured Lee Brovitz on bass (later of ) and Paul Roy on guitar. As one reviewer noted in relation to the album, 'If you subscribe to the theory that the '60s actually survived a couple of years into the 1970s, then this is a prime slice of 1960s garage punk.' The album is also noted as containing 'a wonderfully blistering guitar-laced extended version of 's ', which is nearly twelve minutes long.

Also in 1992, another live recording, Raw 'n' Alive at The Cellar, 1966, was released by Sundazed Records. As noted by Richie Unterberger, 'This is one of the very few live garage band tapes from the mid-'60s of relatively decent sound quality (considering the standards of the era). The song selection of this set should also please fans of one of the most famed '60s garage bands, captured here at a club in their home turf of Chicago in December 1966.' In 1994, released Dark Sides: The Best of The Shadows of Knight. Unterberger had mixed feelings about this collection, particularly in view of the absence of 'I Just Want to Make Love to You'. 'I Just Want to Make Love to You' was included in a 2005 Atlantic release, Rhino Hi-Five: The Shadows of Knight, a five song EP that also included 'Gloria' and 'Oh Yeah'.In 2006, the Shadows of Knight headlined 's cross-country ' tour with.

The Shadows also joined 's Halloween show ('Cheap Trick or Treat'), along with guest appearances by members of the Romantics. This performance was subsequently televised on. At shows on the 2006 tour, they were joined onstage at various times by Rick Mullen (of, ), , (Vanilla Fudge), and members of The Romantics. Also in 2006, a CD of new material, A Knight to Remember, was released. The music on A Knight to Remember, which contains a reworked version of 'Gloria', has been compared to that of.In 2008, the band toured as part of 'The Psychedelic Shack Tour', which also featured a re-formed, Vince Martell and, on occasion,. Also in 2008, a new CD was released, Rock 'n' Roll Survivors, containing a further reworking of 'Gloria'.As of 2015, Sohns still carries on the legacy of the Shadows of Knight and performs many shows annually.Joe Kelley (born Joseph J. Kelley in 1945 in Chicago) died on September 1, 2013, after a brief battle with lung cancer.

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Murrells, Joseph (1978). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. P. Sohns does not currently own the band's name, despite having initially trademarked it. Guitarist See by Gary James; classicbands.com. The band name is now solely owned, via trademark registration, by current bassist and co-manager Lee Brovitz. See at Shadows of Knight Official Website: shadowsofknight.com.

Brovitz' association with the band commenced as of their third album. Roger Spielmann quit the band in 1967 in order to avoid the Vietnam draft.

He now lives in Canada. (citation required). As described by one reviewer, 'It was supernatural.

As well as crudely produced and swept into a schizoid zone all its own where it barked and drooled while trying to behave. Which it did—badly.

It is one of the most incorrigible displays in a space and time renowned for incorrigibility. The album is a catalog of first takes, mistakes, outtakes, and every-other-kinda-takes as well as how NOT to produce a record; let alone one to rescue a diminishing career with some semblance of a return to form. But as far as providing true con-o-sewers with enough fuzz, junk, kicks, and yucks for its half an hour duration, it scores a big time punk 'f., yeah!' Although not zackly up there with the likes of (let alone The Litter’s far more consistent Emerge) it is strange, unique, and nonplussing-as-f. enough to earn laurels galore from those starved for more rama-lama-fa-fa-fa from the twilight zone twixt garage, heavy Rock and points beyond (Namely: ‘people like me’ as Jim Sohns once sang in his usual gutsy, adenoidal, and succinct manner.)' See by 'The Seth Man'/'The Book of Seth', October 1, 2008; headheritage.co.uk.

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Unterberger, Richie. At. 'More easily available to North Americans than the British Edsel best-of, but not necessarily an improvement. Adds some tracks from both the original lineup and their unimpressive, more pop-oriented singles from the late '60s, and has more comprehensive liner notes, but also omits a few decent covers that are on the U.K.

Compilation, particularly their smoking, over-the-top version of 'I Just Want to Make Love to You.' ' Richie Unterberger, as reprinted in MP3.com; the original review appears to have been deleted at allmusic.com. See, where is considered to be similar to A Knight to Remember; artistdirect.com. Retrieved April 8, 2015. Many Shadows of Knight singles were released multiple times with different B-sides.

Chart lists original issues only.External links. on.: 'The Original Punks from The Windy City'.