The Prime Mover Blues Band formed in the summer of 1965, lasted about five years and, like all things in life, gradually dissolved. Iggy, of course, went on to create \'The Stooges\', Jack Dawson to play bass with the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band, Robert Sheff to become the avant-garde composer Blue Gene Tyranny, Daniel Erlewine to play lead guitar for the Sam Lay Blues Band (and to build guitars for the likes of Jerry Garcia and Albert King), and Michael Erlewine became an archivist, interviewed most of the blues greats, and created the All-Music Guide (allmusic.com) and other large Internet sites. By March of 1971, Michael was the only one left, playing piano and singing in bars under the name \"Ann Arbor Heart Song.\" It was then that he met the love of his life, Margaret, married her, and found what he had been searching for and singing about. He gradually stopped playing.\n\nOver the years there were more than 37 members in the Prime Movers. A few of these are listed below:\n\nLead Singer, harmonica\nMichael Erlewine\n\nGuitars:\nDaniel Erlewine\nCraig Johnson\nRon Asheton\nJay Edwards\n\nKeyboards:\nRobert Sheff\nGarby Leon\n\nBass Guitar:\nJack Dawson\nIlene Silverman\nR.T. Vinopal\n\nDrums:\nJames Osterberg (Iggy Pop)\nJ.C. Crawford\nPhillip Erlewine\n\nWe are happy to say the Michael and Daniel Erlewine, Robert Sheff, and Jack Dawson are all still alive and well. Iggy Pop is alive, but is not in touch with the rest of the band.\n\nThis video was created, edited, and compiled by Michael Erlewine. A full album of the original Prime Movers Blues Band will be available soon. If you wish to be notified, feel free to email: \n\nMichael@Erlewine.net\n\nPhoto of Panther White by Stanley Livingston\n\nPhoto of Prime Movers at table by Andy Sax\n\nProduced at Heart Center Studios in Big Rapids, Michigan\n\nCopyright 2008\nby Michael Erlewine\n\nAnalog to Digital Transfer by \nwww.FilmTransfer.com

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