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Steve Kalinich

Poet Stephen John Kalinich caused and wrote lyrics for a number of ’60s and ’70s functions from the rock and roll and soul globe, including, most prominently, the Seaside Males. Kalinich, a indigenous of NY, journeyed to California and was a part of Zarathurstra and Thelibus, an take action that …

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The New Wave

Despite their name, the brand new Wave weren’t some trend-hopping band from the past due ’70s or early ’80s, but a soft rock and roll sunshine pop duo from the past due ’60s. Made up of vocalist/songwriters Tommy Andre and Reid Ruler, they released an obscure, self-titled recording around the …

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The Fun and Games

The Fun And Games evolved out a Houston, Tx group, the Six Pents. Many members — Rock and roll Romano (electric guitar/vocals), Mike Cemo (drums), Paul Guillet (business lead electric guitar), and John T. Bonno (bass) — experienced played collectively in a higher school music group before joining causes with …

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Bobby Dick

Northern NY State continues to be enlivened with the music of bass player Bobby Dick and his Glens Falls-based band, Bobby Dick as well as the Sundowners for a lot more than 4 decades. Billing themselves as “the cover band’s cover music group,” Dick as well as the group continue …

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Michael Fennelly

Michael Fennelly was created in 1949 in NY but moved to L.A., where he became involved with California’s pop/protest motion. By 1967, Fennelly got secured a posting cope with songwriter/manufacturer Curt Boettcher’s Mee Moo Music and joined up with Boettcher’s studio-based collective of music artists, like the two primary groups, …

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Bugaloos

Following Saturday morning success of H.R. Pufnstuf, Sid and Marty Krofft Productions made a decision to deal with the pop marketplace by creating The Bugaloos. The music group of four United kingdom singing bugs resided in Tranquility Forest using their friend Sparky the Firefly. Every week, the wicked Benita Bizarre, …

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Creed Bratton

Creed Bratton was under no circumstances children name, but as an associate of the Lawn Roots, was one of the most widely heard music artists of the past due ’60s. Created in Sacramento, CA, Bratton used guitar like a son and after graduating from senior high school in 1961, made …

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The Munx

Sometimes the thing wrong having a music group is its name — take the Munx. Even better, consider their name and toss it away someplace, which is exactly what they must have completed. They sang fairly, that they had charmingly strange flourishes on the tools, and they certainly knew their …

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Hello People

Late-’60s concept music group Hello People was come up with by NY maker Lew Futterman. Basing his idea on French mime movies, Futterman assembled several Ohio musicians to create in the group, dressed up in complete face color and carrying out wordless mime routines between their tunes throughout their live …

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Roger Nichols

Given birth to in Missoula, MT, Roger Nichols and his parents moved to Santa Monica, CA, when he was a one-year-old. His home brimmed with music when he was developing up. His father was a journalism graduate and a specialist photographer who performed sax in regional jazz rings. His mom …

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