Battle Creek, Michigan ~ 1966 – 1968 Members: Lee Koteles (organ, lead vocals) Fred Dummer (lead guitar) Jerry Younglove (bass) Gary Linke (rhythm guitar) Bill Hirakis (drums) Album: Rainbow Chaser – Complete Recordings (1966-1968) Label: Cicadelic Records
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Read moreAtlanta Born Tommy Roe With One Of His Best Tunes From Late 1969-Early 1970. “Jam Up Jelly Tight” Has All The Elements That Make For A Killer Top 40 Smash. This Gold Nugget Climbed The “Hot 100” All The Way To #8. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
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Read moreFrom Baltimore, Maryland….The Peppermint Rainbow Were Discovered By Record Producer Paul Leka Who Is Best Known For The Groups “Steam” (Na, Na, Hey, Hey Kiss ‘Em Goodbye) And “The Lemon Pipers” (Green Tambourine). “Will You Be Staying After Sunday” Rose To #32 On The Billboard Hot 100 During The Winter Of 1969. Hear it on…
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