Stage Names - Real Names
Let's not forget guys that primarily we are discussing 50's to 60's music here, don't mind references, if valid to later periods if related to sixties artists but if we start to encompass 80's, 90's and even 2000 acts we lose what I intended this forum to be about.
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For Stan and anyone else who would like to hear what Gerry Dorsey(Engelbert Humperdinck) sounded like in 64. Single called Take Your Time
For Stan and anyone else who would like to hear what Gerry Dorsey(Engelbert Humperdinck) sounded like in 64. Single called Take Your Time
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"? of ? and the Mysterians (99 Teardrops, a great song)"
It is my understanding that he actually changed his name legally to "Question Mark." I never knew his real name. I saw them perform last Sept. They are still quite good. After ? and the Mysterians played, Dick Wagner (another local) played. He was most noted for his playing and songwriting with Alice Cooper. In the '60s his band the Frost did well locally.
Oh yeah. Add Alice to the list.
It is my understanding that he actually changed his name legally to "Question Mark." I never knew his real name. I saw them perform last Sept. They are still quite good. After ? and the Mysterians played, Dick Wagner (another local) played. He was most noted for his playing and songwriting with Alice Cooper. In the '60s his band the Frost did well locally.
Oh yeah. Add Alice to the list.
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I've posted this about one hundred times so might as well make it 101, ?'s bass player went to on the be the great bass player of Grand funk Railroad, Mel Schacter.
I remember Dick Wagner with Alice Cooper (Vincent Fournier)You know you wonder why some of these guys changed these great memorable names they had. Could you imagine the album "Killer" by Vincent Fournier? Actually the whole band was originally called Alice Cooper, after he got rid of all the original (great) members he appropriated it for himself.
I remember Dick Wagner with Alice Cooper (Vincent Fournier)You know you wonder why some of these guys changed these great memorable names they had. Could you imagine the album "Killer" by Vincent Fournier? Actually the whole band was originally called Alice Cooper, after he got rid of all the original (great) members he appropriated it for himself.
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?s real name was Rudy Martinez.
Supposedly 96 was recorded in the living room of his rented apartment. When the song became a hit, he had moved and they couldn't recapture that weird ambience (it's a strange kind of "air compression" in the background that my Klipsches pick up in a very disturbing way.
Supposedly 96 was recorded in the living room of his rented apartment. When the song became a hit, he had moved and they couldn't recapture that weird ambience (it's a strange kind of "air compression" in the background that my Klipsches pick up in a very disturbing way.
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>>>96 was recorded in the living room of his rented apartment
WOW... gee, I've recorded stuff in a rented apartment and it never came out that well. Yea, thats the ticket... it wasn't lack of talent, I just had the wrong apartment!
(I feel so much better)
WOW... gee, I've recorded stuff in a rented apartment and it never came out that well. Yea, thats the ticket... it wasn't lack of talent, I just had the wrong apartment!
(I feel so much better)
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