Steppenwolf

Steppenwolf had its roots in a Toronto blues-influenced rock band called The Sparrows, which was established in 1964 by brothers Dennis and Jerry Edmonton and Nick St. Nicholas. Kay joined The Sparrows in September 1965 to sing and play guitar after the original singer, Jack London, left the group. Shortly thereafter, Goldy McJohn, who had once played in The Mynah Birds with Neil Young and Rick James, was brought in to replace departed keyboardist Art Ayre. The band shortened its name to The Sparrow in May 1966. The band had some success in Toronto, and then Stanton J. Freeman became their Manager and took them to New York where he booked them into The Barge in Westhampton for a month and arranged...

Ringtones

Album Born to Be Wild: A Retrospective (CD 1) - 1991

The Pusher
Rock Me
Desperation
Sookie Sookie
Move Over
The Ostrich
Born To Be Wild
Hey Lawdy Mama
Magic Carpet Ride

Album Born to Be Wild: A Retrospective (CD 2) - 1991

Tenderness
Who Needs Ya
Snowblind Friend
Ride With Me
Screaming Night Hog
Caroline

Album Skullduggery - 1976

Sleep
Train Of Thought
Skullduggery
Pass It On
Rock and Roll Song
Lip Service
Life Is A Gamble

Album Hour Of The Wolf - 1975

Someone Told A Lie
Two For The Love Of One
Mr. Penny Pincher
Hard Rock Road
Annie, Annie Over
Just For Tonight

Album Slow Flux - 1974

Morning BLue
Children Of Night
Get Into The Wind
Smokey Factory Blues
Jeraboah
Gang War Blues

Album For Ladies Only - 1971

For Ladies Only

Album Steppenwolf Seven - 1970

Hippo Stomp
Foggy Mental Breakdown
Renegade

Album Live - 1970

Tighten Up Your Wig

Album Monster - 1969

Power Play

Album Steppenwolf - 1968

Take What You Need

Other Steppenwolf ringtones

Everybody`s Next One
My Sportin` Life
Fishin` In The Dark
Justice Don`t Be Slow
Straight Shootin` Woman
I`m Movin` On
Jupiter`s Child
Don`t Step On The Grass Sam
A Fool`s Fantasy
Your Wall`s Too High
Drift Away
I`m A Road Runner
Monster - Suicide - America - Medley
Another`s Lifetime
It`s Never Too Late