Kevin Cronin

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2,143 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 21 Jan

Kevin Cronin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Dave was the Derek St.
Holmes replacement.
He tells a story about how he lived with Ted when he first joined the band.
He said when he was alone with Ted, they'd wake up in the morning, go down to the kitchen, Ted had fresh eggs, they'd make eggs, they'd cook breakfast, just talking about whatever, and it was just normal.
Dave said, when one person, one other person entered the room, all bets were off.
Ted turned into Terrible Ted, the Motor City Madman, you know, at home.
But if that person left, so it was, basically, if you were one-on-one with him, Ted kind of dropped the facade.
But the minute there were two people, now it's an audience.
You must be thinking, ah.
I remember what I said.
My response was, it's about time you called.
Because by that time... That's amazing.
But by that time, REO had made a couple albums with Mike Murphy singing.
Murphy, extremely talented dude.
He was more of a blue-eyed soul guy.
He was all about R&B, and he played great piano, great guitar, sang, had a really unique voice.
Yeah, I guess, yeah.
Maybe not your type.
But he was Irving's... Irving had Gary, and Irving's partner down in Champaign had Murph.
So when I joined the band, the expectation was... I think the word was out that REO was maybe gonna make a change at lead singer, but the expectation was it was gonna be Murphy.
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