The Wildest Sound Around

[gregk25]

last three for now:

 

[Rythmn Boy]

Can somebody tell which Barons we have here? I can't even manage to find out what state 455# belong to. Similarly clueless for the Bushmen. Were these The Other Five the Muncie, IN gang? Notorious Noblemen apparently the "If I Needed Someone" posse.

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Four members of The Other Five!

 

[Dominic]

A couple of years later, here's a little sequel: Robin &... were of course the "That's Tough" gang, but who were the Wisconsin People? An early incarnation of the Bloomsbury People? Chances are the Chances R did neither deliver the greatest in Psychedelic nor Soul as I never heard about a Minnestota act of that name. The Royal Emperors, managed by the same Don, had a bit of overlap with the Fabulous Depressions ("Can't Tell You")

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The People is probably for the People who recorded for Tee Pee, considering Appleton management address.

Robin & The Three Hoods' manager Ken Adamany managed Cheap Trick (and also owned Rampro & Feature).

The Mustard Men stain is glue. My copy of "I Lost My Baby" has the business card glued to the 45's sleeve.

 

[mikael]

Can somebody tell which Barons we have here? I can't even manage to find out what state 455# belong to.

They were spammers!

 

[greenfuzz]

The 455 on the Barons’ card is not an area code—it’s part of the 7-digit base number.

 

[gregk25]

Missed these two. Kindred Spirit the "Blue Avenue" band, but which Minutemen were these?

 

[bosshoss]

I don't know how I missed viewing and commenting on this incredible collection of cards, Wow, the best I've seen. Great job Gregor!