The Three O'Clock
- Type: Band/Group
- Country: United States
- Born: Los Angeles, California, United States
- Active: 1981–present
Biography
The Three O'Clock was a Los Angeles power pop band led by singer and bassist Michael Quercio, who coined the term Paisley Underground for the city's psychedelic pop revival. Formed as the Salvation Army, the band found its classic lineup with Louis Gutierrez, Mike Mariano and Danny Benair, releasing 'Sixteen Tambourines' on #Frontier Records#. Later albums for #I.R.S. Records# and #Paisley Park Records#, including 'Arrive Without Travelling' and 'Vermillion', polished their sound before the band split in 1988 and reunited in 2013.
Genres
The Three O'Clock Discography
- Sixteen Tambourines (1983) - Album - rated 3.9/5
- Arrive Without Travelling (1985) - Album - rated 3.74/5
- Ever After (1987) - Album - rated 3.11/5
Members
- Michael Quercio - lead vocals, bass (1981–1988, 2013–present)
- Louis Gutierrez - guitar, vocals (1981–1986)
- Mike Mariano - keyboards, vocals (1982–1988)
- Danny Benair - drums, vocals (1982–1988)