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Postby Michael Leigh » Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:24 am

Hey Gang
Anyone remember any of the 80's touring club bands such as Dubeel or Sidewinder?
Anyone know what became of any of the members especially from Dubeel?
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Postby NealIsGod » Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:31 am

What kind of music is that?
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Postby Michael Leigh » Sat Feb 10, 2007 4:04 am

NealIsGod wrote:What kind of music is that?

They were touring club bands back in the 80's.
played covers and originals.
Hard Rock/Hair rock would classify them best.
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Postby Journey_Elder » Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:09 am

Hey NIG..there was a band down your way I used to catch all the time called "Basement Floor" ever heard of them ? Played things like Molly Hatchet, Billy Idol and get this one "Paul Revere and the Raiders" wow dating myself,,they were around in the early 80's
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Postby stingthebeerdrinker » Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:36 pm

Being from Baltimore I remember a local band called Bootcamp. Got their songs off of Napster a few years ago. Were good at the time but sound a little dated now. The Ravens were pretty huge locally but last time I saw the singer Rob Fahey he looked like an Aids victim. Not trying to be funny he just looked like he was wasting away.
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Postby NealIsGod » Sat Feb 10, 2007 10:48 pm

Journey_Elder wrote:Hey NIG..there was a band down your way I used to catch all the time called "Basement Floor" ever heard of them ? Played things like Molly Hatchet, Billy Idol and get this one "Paul Revere and the Raiders" wow dating myself,,they were around in the early 80's


I was in H.S. in the early 80's, but still managed to sneak into some shows now and then. Never heard of them, tho. I saw the Ravyns and Kix a lot.
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Postby Michael Leigh » Sun Feb 11, 2007 3:47 am

NealIsGod wrote:
Journey_Elder wrote:Hey NIG..there was a band down your way I used to catch all the time called "Basement Floor" ever heard of them ? Played things like Molly Hatchet, Billy Idol and get this one "Paul Revere and the Raiders" wow dating myself,,they were around in the early 80's


I was in H.S. in the early 80's, but still managed to sneak into some shows now and then. Never heard of them, tho. I saw the Ravyns and Kix a lot.

When VH1 did the first 24 hours of MTV last year for MTV's anniversary, they played a couple of Bootcamp songs.
Tim Camp the founder of Bootcamp, now performs under the name Slim Man,and does kind of a Big Band/Jazz/Lounge type of act.Check him out at www.slimman.com

The Ravyn's were HUGE in B-more in the early 80's.Their big hit was Raised On The Radio, from Fast Times at Ridgemount High soundtrack.
Rob Fahey formed a band called Word Of Mouth after The Ravyns, and now does an acoustic act.
He has had well known substance problems over the years,which probably accounts for the way he looks these days.

Kyf Brewer went on to form the band Company of Wolves, that did one album I believe for Geffen.
COW also featured the late Frankie LaRocka on drums. EXCELLENT record if you can find it.

Lee Townsend and Tim Steele formed Never Never after The Ravyns, though neither are still with NN.
Lee retired from music for the most part a few years ago.He does various pick up gigs in the Mid Atlantic.
Tim can be found playing Cajun Music with The Crawdaddys and they frequently play clubs in festivals in the Mid Atlantic.
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Postby NealIsGod » Sun Feb 11, 2007 4:48 am

Hey, Mike - didn't Kyf Brewer sing on some Coors ads in the 90's?
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Postby Michael Leigh » Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:01 am

NealIsGod wrote:Hey, Mike - didn't Kyf Brewer sing on some Coors ads in the 90's?

Yes, and lots of others. He has been singing commercial jingles for years.
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