Tribal Sinfonia

American psychedelic rock/soul band from Detroit, Michigan, active from 1968-1972. The group started out as Soul Sextet in 1968, but changed their name to Tribal Sinfonia in 1969. They were associated with Creem Magazine when it was located on Cass Ave. In November of 1969, the group opened for Mitch Ryder at Jackson Prison, for a radio broadcast sponsored by WKNR-FM with DJ Dan Carlisle . The group held weekly outdoor concerts in Wayne County's Hines Park that resulted in traffic jams, so the group moved the concerts to Rouge Park in Detroit. Personnel: Denny Okamoto – Guitar/Vocals Dennis Falzon – Bass/Vocals Tom Mastal – Drums Mike Blevins – Organ Armand Angeloni – Sax/Flute Jerry Hubbard – Trumpet Larry Nemzin – Lead Trumpet.