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| Dayton's favorite intimate concert venue, run by George Tuck. The former amusement park, and bingo hall became the entertainment spot of the 70's featuring the Motown Revue, The Delfonics, Jerry Butler, BloodStone, The Moments, The Ohio Players, and numerous Battles of the Local Bands. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Doug "Funky Pearl" Parker | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Vocals. Pure entertainer. Started his career at the age of 11, with the Image, when he blew minds with his rendition of The J5's "Who's Loving You" He traveled with the band until he was 15, when his involvement with the ladies, and the Chains Of Rap Brown, a local street gang, made him impossible to work with. Whereabouts: Unknown. information please | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bass Guitar &
Drums. Appeared with several groups in Dayton over the years, as
either bass player or drummer. Stone Coal White Act 5 The Sidewineders. Strictly Business & The S B II Show Band. |
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Vocals. Performed popular songs in the clubs during the 1970's. Little Dot Band: Michael Webster Floyd Bailey Kenny Bass Emmett North Jr. Keith Wilder Michael Manley Kevin Hurt Jeff Ruggs information please
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| MC. The most professional groups around town had their own warm-up man, to bring on the act, and control the show between breaks. JP was another one of the MC's for Lakeside Express (Lakeside) information please | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Group Members:
Reggie Morgan Robert Bradley Van Morgan Darrell Wright Rex
Nabors Moses Camp Milton Gibson Thurman Burney
(information please) Bio: A spin off of the group Gem City Starship. |
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Group Members:
Marty Drake Dion Dorche Tony Russell Reggie Crutcher Charles
Jackson Bio: More than a garage band, but less than a career. I remember three gigs at the most for this ensemble. The whole group was in pursuit of college diplomas and just kind of got together to see what would happen. Nothing did. information please |
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| Robert Pitts | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Trumpet/Vocals. Played a mean 2nd horn for the Image, on the road. After high school, he played with a couple of un-descript bands along the way, before meeting with an untimely death. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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AKA: The Four Corners The Bad Bunch Group Members: Larry Hines Lloyd "Toliver" Jones Kerry Rutledge Arthur Stokes Curty Sandford Dana Meyers Bio: Roberta Flack is credited with discovering these guys and getting them signed to a major record label. Platypus was signed to Casablanca Records around 1979 or 80. They recorded 2 albums which artistically were very good, but commercially flopped. They wanted to play rock and roll, instead of R & B, but their records just never seemed to chart. information please Related People: Jheryl Busby Roberta Flack |
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Group Members.
Reggie "Moon" Morgan Al "Spidermanvan" Morgan Darrell "Kools"
Wright Robert "Ziss" Bradley. Milton "G-Money" Gibson Rex Nabors
Kenny "Kendogg" Crawl Danny "SweetPea" Parks Bio. This group recorded the song "Emotional Touch", that was played locally, and also performed in the first 3 Fly City Festivals. |
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| Once a small bar, and jazz club, frequented by Dayton Tires employees. As kids we used to stand in the alley and listen to jazz greats like Timmy Thomas, and Cannonball Aderly through the door. Later, the new owner, Connie remodeled it, and tore down some walls. She got some input from some of the local bands, and built them a nice stage and decent dressing rooms, turning the lounge into the nicest club environment in town. As disco took over, the place was rented out to some promoters, who called it Imperial Hall, and it became the bomb dance hall, complete with a Champaign fountain. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Group Members: John Smith Debbie Wills Cordell Williams Deloris
Steele Marsha Martin David Martin Denise Turpin Rene George
Gee BIO: (by Marsha Martin) Formed in the early 70's around John Smith on Guitar, David Martin on Bass, Reginald Smith on Lead Guitar and Cardell Williams on Drums. In 1974 they added 4 female singers, Rene, Delois Steele, Debra Wills and Denise Turpin. In 1975 Rene was replace by Marsha Martin and in '76 added keyboard player George Gee. The group opened for groups like Leah Roberts, New Birth, and The Ohio Players on local venues. Group dispersed in 79 and recreated itself into a group called Message. (information please) |
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Group Members: Alan Foster Paul
Hawkins Shawn Dedrick Eric Cook Leslie McDaniels Elaine Daniels Bio:Another group of talented youngsters that came along somewhat after the Dayton Music era, when groups were forced to compete with DJ's and disco singles clubs. The best members of this group struck out and brought youth to some older groups (The Ohio Players, Ashford and Simpson, and Little Richard) information please |
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4th and Jefferson, Downtown Biography: You pretty much had to go here at prom time. They had all of the most stylish Tux's. This was also a favorite place for nice men's suits, on a budget, plus they had a rack full of styles in virtually every size. This was a great place to pick up matching suit/outfits for bands and singing groups. I still stop in and pick up a nice leisure suit whenever I'm in town. (information please) |
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| Group Members: Dale Wilson Ronald Nooks Will Shelby information please | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Qualytee Tiime
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Group Members: Hunter Brigham Keith
Combs Victor Pate Luther Wright Yacub Bio: If you enjoy music by Luther, Brian, Santana, EWFire, Maxwell and Usher, then you will love "QUALYTEE TIIME", The most exciting band in the Midwest. (information please) http://www.qualyteetiime.com |
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Group Members: (Bobby Taylor Jerry
Smith Katy Cosco Bio: Jazz group from the early eighties. information please |
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| Manager. A major friend of the music business in Dayton. He worked with the Sly Westerly Agency, to guide the careers of several Dayton groups. (TNT Powerhouse, Satori, Roger & The Human Body). (information please) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Group Members.
Tony Allen Jim Paye Reginald Crutcher Ivan "Mico Lewis" Groves
Sonny Kilabrew Ron Bailey Mitch Kinney Larry Ferrell Bio. This group of Daytonians headed south, to Atlanta, and ended up opening for some popular recording acts, as they swung down south. It didn't last for long, as members of the group took off to play with Latimore, The SOS Band, and Sun, to name a few. Best Song: "Just To Be Close To You" - Commodores. information please |
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Group Members.
Wilford Davis Leroy Davis D. Wright Bruce H. William Kirk
Eddie Bio. Performed out of Dayton back in the late 60's and early 70's, but the group broke up after the death of their guitar player, William Kirk. |
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Group Members.
Adeanna Ivy
Robert "Ziss"
Bradley
Darrel "Kools"
Wright
Van "Spider
Bass" Morgan
Kenneth S.
"Ken Dog" Moore
John
Mortimer Based in Dayton Ohio. Featured in the Dayton Daily Newspaper, this captivating ensemble provides listeners everything they need to be entertained. With soulful vocals and precise musicianship, this band has the sound everyone can enjoy. Reel to Real comes with a promise to present boundless enthusiasm to universal audiences. We unite diverse Individuals toward one love through music. |
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AKA: Cypress Group Members Charles Carter Sam Carter George Gee Charles Jackson Delbert Jones Keith Nash Ronald Nooks Alan Fostor Kevin Hurt Larry Kidd Mike Jennings Dallas Webster Lamar Webster Tom Black Cheryl Rutledge Lorenzo Pryor Alan Bridges Geoffrey Trammel Keith Trammel Dale Ogletree. Biography. The best of the Dayton singing bands, during the disco/show band era. An exciting show and well organized team with multi-faceted musicians that switched instruments between songs, bringing drummers to the front line, and guitar players to the horn section. Had the best road crew known to the industry the group moved to LA and disbanded in the early 80's Recordings #10 hit - Free Your Mind GCR (Gem City Records) Related People Charles Flacks. Rudy Hartman. Dave Harris James Thomas Tom Qualls David Franklin Joey Roberts Duane Webster Geoffrey Trammel Nate Coles Kevin Belcher Rick King (MORE @ http://home.earthlink.net/~lamar2tlw/rp.html) |
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The "Brother's Renfrow" were early pioneers of
"blue eyed soul", having been around way back in the mid 70's when
Roger Troutman was Little Roger...
They founded a band called "Excursion" (The Excursions) back in the
late 60's. (1967-71). This band, which played all original music,
evolved later into a soul cover band. Eventually Kenny went on to play
in the Young Underground, which evolved into the Underground. (which
became Lakeside). Kenny played a funky guitar with a rock and roll edge
to his solos. After leaving the Young Underground, he played with
several bands before settling into a career in psychiatry. His brother,
organist Frank still makes his living in the music business, playing
when a gig comes up, but mainly he has a piano tuning business, in
Cincinnati, Ohio. Information Please. |
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| Promoter. Ms. Richardson was responsible for the early Miss Black Ohio Pageants. She produced them, promoted them, and even booked the entertainment. She was briefly the manager for the Stone Soul Image, in 1970. She moved to Los Angeles and runs the Richardson School Of Dance. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Members: Cornie Woodull Roger "Dodger" Parker Ronald Parker Gilbert Johnson Rick Crawford Randy Wilson information please | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Vendor. 3rd St. Dayton. Biography: Y'all know you were wrong for burning down this dude's store during the riots in the late '60s. He was the one giving you credit, so you could buy cheap "conversation pits." (information please) |
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Wanda was drafted into Zapp in 1981 as a background vocalist before Shirley Murdock joined the group. She toured with Zapp for (5) five years and was the feature lead vocalist on the single 'Girl, Cut It Out' from Roger's 1984 album 'The Saga Continues'. Currently she works as a high energy solo artists. She's muilti-talented and teaches music at DAYTON BAND Music Store on North Main as well. In 1991 Wanda released her first hit single 'Are You Ready' with Epic Records, Are You Ready was also featured on the Z-Look album 'My Desire'. She has also worked with Bootsy Collins, The Ohio Players, Slave, Lakeside, Heatwave, members of Sun and with Bobby Taylor and the Vancouvers.
Be on
the look out for Wanda's new CD release it's a secret.
(Thanks
for the info: Bobby Miller)
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| Carleta Sanders-Sloan | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Vocals. One of the best female vocalists that I've ever heard. She used to work with Sheila Anthony and various other female vox , in a local Dayton group. She left Dayton in 1979 and started working with band in St. Louis, MO where she met up with Little Milton Campbell and Shirley Brown with whom she toured and also made her first recording "I'm Sue I'm a goodin" It made number 38 on billboard. Next she recorded a single "You Keep Holding back on Love" this record made it to Japan, where she traveled all over singing and performing city after city, Opening up for major acts such as "One Way", Ohio Players, Millie Jackson, Kylmaxx, Johnny Taylor, and song backup for Luther Ingram and Shirley Brown. She, moved back to Dayton and joined Hott Number, an all female band and worked with them for about 8 years as their lead vocalists. She formed The Caution band her Brother Jesse.A Duet vocal group, with musicians, Curty Sanford, Jeon McConell, Chris Bowman and Robyn Hackett. In 1995 she was saved and joined Gospel Troupe gospel group formed by the late Otha Stokes, She is still with this group.They recorded their first CD in 1997 and are now working on a new recording project. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Drummer. Generally accepted as one of Day ton's baddest. Often compared to Billy Cobham, back in the day. Curty was among the many excellent Dayton drummers to emerge from the American Legion Marching Band (Diamond", Kevin Hurt etc.) He left Dayton, for LA, in 1972 to become a member of the recording group Platypus. Whereabouts: Dayton information please | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Clarence "Satch"
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Sax/Vocals.
Always a controversial character. The leader of the Ohio
Players, and later his own thing called Satch & Company There
were some magical moments when the Players were on stage. They were once
voted by Playboy Magazine as the Most Entertaining band in the world. Best Song: "If You Were My Woman" (Satch's version of the Gladys Knight classic) Deceased. |
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Mike Hinton Rufus Hinton Jerry Hawes Charles Jackson
Rodney Cranford Rick Schiller John Harden Biography. One of the few money making Un-Recorded showbands of the 70's. Lead by Mike Hinton, the group actually had a line of credit with music stores, and vehicle leasing companies, and paid it's members regular paychecks. Recordings/Similar Artist The Isleys Related People Sly Westerly. Tom Qualls. |
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| Guitar. Lead the group Lakeside from the chittlen' circuit to the charts. Popularized the plucked, muted guitar sound that formed the sound of Solar Records. Active | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Billy Beck Don Taylor Harry-O Tony
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information please Biography. This group was another one of those Overnight Low, Ohio Players, Sun spin-offs. Beck, Willis and Diamond got the support from a major recording label and released an artistically acclaimed LP, but the group splintered, and went into other projects. Related People http://daytonfunk.com/shadow.html |
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| Keyboard/Vocals. Carl showed up on the Dayton Music scene as the keyboard player for the DelVons, with the Stradwick brothers, Tony Allen, Larry Farrell, John Tinsley, Willie Oliver, Plum Brown, and Keith Patton. Later he played with Soul Experience (w/Teddy Dunn, the Hinton brothers, etc) and Stone Soul Image with the Crutcher brothers, Charles Jackson, etc. In 1979-80, he was the keyboard player for Little Dot (Dottie Peoples), with Mike Manley (guitar), Tony Russell (bass) and Marcus Ross (drums), and in 1981 with Crystal Love (w/Dale Wilson, Thurman Burney, etc). In 1993, Car; and Huston Wiley started a group called 20 Years Later with Angela Kay, Jerome Johnson, Anthony Farmer, and Kevin Chenault. Still living in Dayton, writing songs, singing and playing keyboards for his church, New Life Worship Center. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Vocals: Started as a featured act as
part of the Capri Show band's review. The Capri's created a show for
William, who at the time was called "Little Naughty." He used to
have all the women yelling and screaming for him. They even threw
money on stage at him with much excitement. He helped make the review a
real exciting concert to see. Later William went on to sing and write
with Crystal Love, Leon Sylvers, Dynasty and later Lakeside He made his
mark writing some of the hottest hits of the eighties for groups like
Shalimar, and the Whispers, hitting platinum again in the nineties, with
Will "Fresh Prince" Smith Information Please. |
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| This was "Q" y'all. Arguably, the best Bar B Que in town. They stayed open late, so you could always get yourself a slab on the way home from the Show (or the gig, if you were the Show...) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Group Members: Paul Brooks Stan
Brooks Alton Brown Oliver Dollar John Wright Melvin Payne
Jessie Partridge Gatewood Bledsoe Frank Woods Harold Smith Dean
Hummons Carl Cowan
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| Guitar/Vocals. One of Dayton's best Guitarists, who help take the Image to the top of the stack. On the road, the Stone Soul Image Band would often do a set without the singing group, featuring David on lead vocals, a task at which he proved himself not only a gifted singer, but a motivating entertainer. Best Song: Only The Beginning - Chicago. Whereabouts: Dayton. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Dayton Music Guide is dedicated
to the generation of great memories from the "Good.Old.Days". We would
be remiss in our duty, if we don't mention Skating. This was one of our
favorite pastimes besides a good Talent Show, and it was all about
music, Like "Twine Time" or Marvin Gaye's "Grapevine" and some serious
dancing on wheels. This was the main skating venue, during the
mid-1960's. (Thanks for reminding me, Patricia...) |
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Group Members: Mark Adams Mark
Hicks Tom Lockett Ray Turner Tim Dozier Danny Webster Orin
Wihoite Steve Washington Floyd Miller Charles Carter Delburt
Taylor Steve Arrington Keith Nash Carter Bradley Biography. Dayton's biggest surprise. These guys slammed onto the national music scene from out of nowhere, with a solid gold album, and an imaginative concept. "It's been said that you either pay your dues up front or you pay them later..." Because of their quick success, Slave ended up paying later. They had a bunch of personnel changes after every album, and got into trouble, owing the label (Cotillion) money after each stellar release. The records were selling like hotcakes, and they had several big hits, that got bigger with each new effort. information please Recordings/Similar Artist Slide Watching You A Touch Of Love Related People |
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| Singer. Appeared with the group Hawthorne Express in 1975 along with Doug, Pedro, and Billy Jones, Derrick Allman, Keith Wilder , Tony Baskins. She left Hawthorne Express to sing with "Junie & Eye", Walter "Junie" Morrison's group, later in '75. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Group Members: Terry Harris (guitar)
Tony Allen (original bass player) Willis Daniels 2ndbass) Ronnie
Robinson (Drums) Robert Young (Electric Sax) Biography. Disciples of Parliament Funkadelic. The group played the P-FUNK with kustom equipment like they used, including an electric sax player. One of the few Dayton groups thought of as playing Rock and Roll. Recordings/Similar Artist Grand Funk Railroad Related People |
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Keyboards: Actually from the
Cleveland area of Ohio, but has contributed to the effort of Daytonian
transplant groups in Los Angeles, working with Alan Foster's Redemption,
Lamar Webster, Siggy Dillard, Larry Houston and Tony Alan in various
carnations of club bands.
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Promoter: Worked with Tom Qualls and Sly
Westerly, booking such groups as Record Player. A talented artist and
jewelry maker, also.
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AKA: Topaze Group Members: Teddy Dunn Larry Ferrell Siggie Dillard Charles "Cedell" Carter Kenny Marcellus Carl Sharp Mike and Rufus Hinton George Clarke James TJ Townsend John Fredricks Raye Turner Lamar Webster Bobby Taylor Mike Kritzer Ted Porum Mike Sizer Bill Forte Steve Hilton John Gresham. information please Biography. One of the first racially mixed bands in Dayton in the late 70's. One of the first of the "singing" bands to lead the revolution against the singing groups. Nice horn section, and good vocals. One of the best self contained bands in the early 70s who patterned their style after the Ohio Players. Recordings/Similar Artist Brass Construction Related People |
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| A traveling road show, sponsored by the Dayton Parks and Recreation. The big truck bed served as a full featured stage, that would roll up to the local parks and entertain the youth (us) with some of the local bands. The Chains of Rap Brown, The Glory Stompers, and the Vanguards local gangs had to agree not to wear and display their colors during the shows, mainly because some of the bands would contain members of different gangs. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Young KiKi Banks Punkin Ford Debra Ellington Jackie Collier
Raymond Metcalf Anthony Calhoun Michael Manley Curtis Sandford
Larry Hines Lloyd Jones Ray Turner Tony Allen Keith Patton John Tinsley Biography. The only all girls group, in Dayton, to really kick it with the fellas'. They were originally backed up the Bad Bunch Band, and later it was the OverHill Gang.They tore up a couple of Battle of The Bands. These girls had moves and vocal prowess. Every bit as memorable as the many male groups, but probably found it hard to hold an all male band in check, and there were no girl bands, and few female musicians, interested in hitting the chittlen' circuit. Recordings/Similar Artist information please Related People |
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Reggie Crutcher Tony Allen Larry Houston Kevin Hurt Valeria
Almond Cynthia Frost
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| Teacher. Taught and tutored voice and sight reading at Day ton's Roosevelt High School, during the 70's. Some of his students included Timeyer McCain, Mark Wood, Tony Joe White, Brian Mulberry (of the Nomads), Charles Jackson, Reggie & Ronnie Crutcher, Doug Parker, Dale Wilson (of The Image), Ronald Nooks (Ohio Players), Derick and Cindy Floyd, Thomas Shelby (Lakeside) William Shelby, Tommy Owens, Mike Watts, William Morrison, and many others. His wife was my Home-Ec teacher, and he had some fine daughters, too... (information please) . | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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