Posted: 20 Oct 2009 12:57 pm
Hoof Hearted
John Roche wrote:Richard Head
I went to high school with him he was a real
Dick !
Later
Tuck
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Posted: 20 Oct 2009 2:58 pm
I went to high school with him he was a real
Dick !
Later
Tuck
:~>
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 5:46 pm
I. M. Slow
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 8:01 pm
Hub Kapp and the Wheels were true proto-punks.
The Wheels wore dark sunglasses, black berets and sullen expressions and adopted the punky pseudonyms Rip Kord (Condello), Ry Krysp (bassist Bob Dearborn) and Ty Klyp (drummer Rich Post). Occasionally they were joined on stage by fourth Wheel Terry Kloth (keyboardist Ted Harpchak).
http://www.scrammagazine.com/hubkapp
Live on the Steve Allen Show in 1964:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 5948568047
The Wheels wore dark sunglasses, black berets and sullen expressions and adopted the punky pseudonyms Rip Kord (Condello), Ry Krysp (bassist Bob Dearborn) and Ty Klyp (drummer Rich Post). Occasionally they were joined on stage by fourth Wheel Terry Kloth (keyboardist Ted Harpchak).
http://www.scrammagazine.com/hubkapp
Live on the Steve Allen Show in 1964:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 5948568047
Posted: 21 Oct 2009 3:56 am
Formatting screwed up--deleted.
Posted: 2 Nov 2009 3:00 am
Jimmy Walker & The Runabouts.
James Gang
Diamond Jim
Jimmy Dollar
Do Not Adjust Your Television. Objects are more country than they appear.
Last but not least, SLIM JIM.
James Gang
Diamond Jim
Jimmy Dollar
Do Not Adjust Your Television. Objects are more country than they appear.
Last but not least, SLIM JIM.
Posted: 2 Nov 2009 7:56 am
Robin Banks
Hugh Jorgan
ha ha
Hugh Jorgan
ha ha
Posted: 2 Nov 2009 9:08 am
Girl singer in a Country Coverband from Tulsa- "Carrie Oakie"
Posted: 2 Nov 2009 9:14 am
By the way, I'm trying to hire a new piano player. Does anyone know anything about any of these players?
Bea Toven
Joe Pan
Chuck Kowsky
Bea Toven
Joe Pan
Chuck Kowsky
Posted: 2 Nov 2009 11:09 am
StuPac Shakur 
Posted: 3 Nov 2009 12:05 am
If I ever got to work in England,I'd have to use the name Jack Ketch.
Posted: 22 Dec 2009 3:20 pm
Just came across this name thing (I'm slow on the uptake)
Nervous 'jazzer' steel player - 'SKID' MARKS
Swedish part time barman/steel player - LARS TORDERS
Fast Vietnamese steel player - 'PIK' BLOK
Newly wed female steel player Mrs TURNA ROUND nee LEVER
After the show inexperienced steel player introduces himself to experienced pro Yugoslav picker and says 'HOWDY- DEFIK DEDODAT' and asks him HOW THE bleep HE DID THAT!
French steel player and part time child molester - PIERRE DePHILE!
Steel player with bad breath - HAL.E.TOWSIS
Best ever Band name I've heard ( actually existed ) All decorators I reckon!
- 'MATT VINYL AND THE UNDERCOATS' (Marvellous)
That's enough for now..... Gus.
Nervous 'jazzer' steel player - 'SKID' MARKS
Swedish part time barman/steel player - LARS TORDERS
Fast Vietnamese steel player - 'PIK' BLOK
Newly wed female steel player Mrs TURNA ROUND nee LEVER
After the show inexperienced steel player introduces himself to experienced pro Yugoslav picker and says 'HOWDY- DEFIK DEDODAT' and asks him HOW THE bleep HE DID THAT!
French steel player and part time child molester - PIERRE DePHILE!
Steel player with bad breath - HAL.E.TOWSIS
Best ever Band name I've heard ( actually existed ) All decorators I reckon!
- 'MATT VINYL AND THE UNDERCOATS' (Marvellous)
That's enough for now..... Gus.
Posted: 22 Dec 2009 5:42 pm
I worked with a guy called "Beruda Swartz"........always thought he needed a group called "Florieda Kees".
I saw a reference to "Elmer Fudpucker".........he had a brother "Ferd Fudpucker"....
I saw a reference to "Elmer Fudpucker".........he had a brother "Ferd Fudpucker"....
Posted: 22 Dec 2009 6:56 pm
Years ago I was part of a duo called 'Novak and Goode'. Realising that we were still lacking something, we enlisted the aid of UK '50s singing star, Tommy Steele.
After that we were 'Steele Novak and Goode'......
After that we were 'Steele Novak and Goode'......
Posted: 24 Dec 2009 8:34 am
I was the instigator in starting a local band that we called "The Rusty Spurs"......everybody was over 60.
The keyboard man always introduce me as the "Rusty Spur" then I had my back operated on and they removed the spurs from my spine.
Charlie gets great fun of telling about my operation and that I am now just "Rusty".......but he won't tell me how he means that.
The keyboard man always introduce me as the "Rusty Spur" then I had my back operated on and they removed the spurs from my spine.
Charlie gets great fun of telling about my operation and that I am now just "Rusty".......but he won't tell me how he means that.
Posted: 24 Dec 2009 8:55 am
My favorite band I ever played in was, for real::
Melodious Thunk
We were a jazz/funk/blues group complete with a nice horn section.
Phil
Melodious Thunk
We were a jazz/funk/blues group complete with a nice horn section.
Phil
Posted: 24 Dec 2009 11:49 am
Slyde & the Family Steel
Posted: 24 Dec 2009 1:14 pm
I haven't kept up with all the post lately, but I think I like the sound of "Bud Picker" if know-one has used it.
Posted: 25 Dec 2009 1:31 pm
"Blind Lemon" Pledge
Or has somebody taken it?
Or has somebody taken it?
Posted: 25 Dec 2009 3:31 pm
In the 1950's in Billings MT. my Dad played for a man named Nash. The Band--- Nash's Rambling Ambassadors
Posted: 25 Dec 2009 6:31 pm
What about R Stornoway?
Chief Engineer
Posted: 30 Dec 2009 4:57 am
Years ago, while playing at a fancy arabian horse breeders convention, one of the guys came across an arabian language phrase book. Now, because I was the one guy in the band that was always fixing things, I was considered the chief engineer, that is until we found that translates into:
Baashmoon Handeese
(Not sure of the spelling anymore, just sound it out.)
Baashmoon Handeese
(Not sure of the spelling anymore, just sound it out.)
Posted: 30 Dec 2009 11:39 am
Got an Xmas present last year from a Spanish member of my crew who spelled my name Wheel Heart. Couldn't resist. Been my stage name ever since
Posted: 30 Dec 2009 7:02 pm
There's a minor character in a Thomas Pynchon novel named Dewey Gland. I've always been fond of that name but my wife doesn't think much of it. Another character in the same novel is named Sir Timothy Dodson-Truck. A guy could work around that one in all kinds of ways.
Posted: 30 Dec 2009 8:24 pm
Years ago I met a guitar player who's actual legal name was ... Lincoln Mercury.
As far as myself, I used to really be into the King Arthur legends and the band I was with, finding this out, started calling me Excalibur Steel. It was a nickname that stuck with me for a very long time and it still creeps up once in a while.
As far as myself, I used to really be into the King Arthur legends and the band I was with, finding this out, started calling me Excalibur Steel. It was a nickname that stuck with me for a very long time and it still creeps up once in a while.