Bond
Bond was a Canadian rock band formed in Toronto, Ontario, in the late 1960s as
Common Bond before shortening its name to Bond in 1970. Vocalist and guitarist
Bill Dunn was the only constant member of the group. After performing in
Southern Ontario, the band signed with Columbia Records in 1974 and released its
self-titled debut album, Bond (1975), subsequently touring as an opening act for
The Stampeders. Their single “Dancin' (On a Saturday Night)” (1975), written by
Lynsey de Paul and Barry Blue, entered the Canadian top 20 charts that same
year, and was followed by the single ...
