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*Beverley was Buck's wife. | *Beverley was Buck's wife. | ||
*The Trembleys were married as well. | *The Trembleys were married as well. | ||
*They had ties to [[Dick Booth]]. | *They had ties to [[Dick Booth]] who also produced they "Christmas Trees" record and booked them. | ||
*"Baby Come On" was issued before as "Baby Come Home". | |||
*Rod Trembley played in the Del Vicounts before. | |||
*More info ar [https://garagehangover.com/the-tragedy-of-the-buck-rogers-movement-on-21st-century/ Garagehangover] | *More info ar [https://garagehangover.com/the-tragedy-of-the-buck-rogers-movement-on-21st-century/ Garagehangover] | ||
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Group from Chicopee / Willimansett that was active at least in 1967 and 1968.
Members
- Buck Roger (v) (sax)
- Beverley Roger (org)
- Cindy / Cynthia Trembley (g)
- Rod Trembley (g)
- Bill Wanat (d)
- Karl Larson (b)
- Ray Mason (b) (replaced Larson)
Appearances
- Holyoke, Catacombs, December 16, 1967
- Holyoke, War Memorial Auditorium, April 26, 1968
Releases
- Baby Come On / Would You Believe (21st Century 601) (Sep.1967)
- Do Christmas Trees Really Grow / Music To Watch Christmas Trees Grow (21st Century 602) (1967)
- Take It From Me Girl / LA (21st Century 603) (1968)
Info
- Beverley was Buck's wife.
- The Trembleys were married as well.
- They had ties to Dick Booth who also produced they "Christmas Trees" record and booked them.
- "Baby Come On" was issued before as "Baby Come Home".
- Rod Trembley played in the Del Vicounts before.
- More info ar Garagehangover
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