Skylark
Skylark was formed in 1971 in Vancouver, Canada, by a group of musicians
emerging from Ronnie Hawkins’ backup ensemble, including guitarist Doug Edwards
and vocalist Donny Gerrard. The band’s early lineup featured David Foster on
keyboards, Carl Graves on percussion, and Robbie King on organ, establishing a
pop‑rock sound that blended soulful harmonies with melodic hooks. Their debut
self‑titled album Skylark was released in 1972 under Capitol Records, producing
singles such as "Brother Eddie" and "What Would I Do Without You"; the album
entered the Canadian charts at Number 53. ...
