Bolder Damn

Bolder Damn is a hard/psychedelic rock band from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, that was formed in 1967 under the name Souls Image. in 1969, the band changed its name to Bolder Damn.

Souls Image play covers of Jimi Hendrix and Doors. After twio years, the band evolved into Bolder Damn, who comprised John Anderson (lead vocalist), Glenn Eaton (lead guitar, vocals), Mark Gaspard (keyboards), Ron Refett (bass, vocals) and Bob Eaton (drums). They opened for groups such as Blue Cheer, Amboy Dukes and Alice Cooper. In 1971 Gaspard left and Bolder Damn reduced to a four-piece. Shortly afterwards they recorded an album locally at Hyperbolic Studios in a single day's session. "Mourning" was pressed only in 200 copies and the originals are now amongst the rarest vinyl artefacts to emerge from the international underground hard rock scene. Following the release of the LP the band disbanded.