I saw Paul Revere & the Raiders in 1966 @ the Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, Conn. The opening acts were :
Chad & Jeremy
The Shags
George's Boys (apparently with Michael Bolton as lead vocalist) and they were one of thee best band I saw in that era
As well as I remember, Volk was present - & yes, Mr. Lindsay "allowed" his belt to fall forward in a position that "grabbed the little girls attention"
Ned
Ned said:I saw Paul Revere & the Raiders in 1966 @ the Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, Conn. The opening acts were :
Chad & Jeremy
The Shags
George's Boys (apparently with Michael Bolton as lead vocalist) and they were one of thee best band I saw in that era
As well as I remember, Volk was present - & yes, Mr. Lindsay "allowed" his belt to fall forward in a position that "grabbed the little girls attention"
Ned
Michael Bolton? What is your source for that info? Never heard that connection before...
Ned said:A former record shop coworker who had been in several New Haven area bands in the mid 1960s was the source of the info. One day I casually mentioned I had seen George's Boys & he mentioned that Michael Boloton was the vocalist. My inclusion of "apparently" was based on this info. If Bolotin was indeed 13 years old @ the time, I guess that would question the info. My comment was never made to mislead anyone with inaccurate info. George's Boys, whomever the vocalist may have been, were an excellent band that had obviously seen the Rolling Stones TAMI Show appearance.
I may have a photocopy of the Oakdale ad for the show & I will look around the house for it.
Ned
What are "nitrous hits"? Bad or lame versions of hits?I knew a guy who said he saw them around this time. Also said they were doing nitrous hits...
What are "nitrous hits"? Bad or lame versions of hits?
George's Boys had members who later left the group and perfromed as the Bram Rigg Set. George's Boys continued for only a short time later.EXPO67 has some info here about the George's Boys/ Bram Rigg Set connection:
http://expo67-cavestones.blogspot.de/2008/10/bram-rigg-set-take-time-be-yourself.html