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Group from Boston, Weymouth and New York that was active at least between 1966 and 1968. | Group from Boston, Weymouth, Lexington, Everett and New York that was active at least between 1966 and 1968. | ||
=Members= | =Members= | ||
*Jay Barron (d) | *Jay Barron (d) | ||
*Richard Horner | *Richard Horner (g) | ||
*Donald Yebba | *Donald Yebba (v) | ||
*Phillip Yebba | *Phillip Yebba (b) | ||
*Ray Messieur | *Ray Messieur | ||
*Ray Richards (org) | *Ray Richards (org) | ||
Version vom 29. Mai 2025, 14:56 Uhr
Group from Boston, Weymouth, Lexington, Everett and New York that was active at least between 1966 and 1968.
Members
- Jay Barron (d)
- Richard Horner (g)
- Donald Yebba (v)
- Phillip Yebba (b)
- Ray Messieur
- Ray Richards (org)
- Bosco (dr) (late 1967)
Release
- Destination / Loven Eyes (slated for release in early 1967)
Appearances
- BotB Melrose, Memorial Hall, December 27, 1966 (guests)
- Melrose, Downtown, December 30, 1966
- Merose, Downtown, April 1967
- Boston, Boston Garden, June 16, 1967. With DC5, the Huns and the Mods.
- Stoneham, late November 1967.
- Melrose, Downtown, December 1, 1967
- Lynn, Student Union, October 26, 1968 (with Teddy & The Pandas)
Info
- Formerly the Whirlwinds.
- Played most cuts from the Young Rascals' first album.
- Played with Dave Clark Five (1967).
- Played with the Beach Boys, Young Rascals, Supremes, Exciters, Chad & Jeremy, Kingsmen.
- Were said to have signed a five-year recording contract in later 1966 with the debut release due in February 1967.
- The lost one guitar player and the bass player in the summer of 1968 and obviously called its quits then.
- Jay Barron probably was also in the Jay Barron Four who backed Sonny & Cher.
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