Alright "Vintage Rockpagers" Old Pics

Mysterytrain · Post by **Mysterytrain** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:23 pm

hit the quote botton in the right hand side of the box and then type your post

Like this.

mjb · Post by **mjb** » Sat Oct 10, 2009 10:29 pm

Mysterytrain wrote:hit the quote botton in the right hand side of the box and then type your post

Like this.

no. like this. is that what you mean?

BassFinger · Post by **BassFinger** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 1:46 am

mjb wrote:
Mysterytrain wrote:hit the quote botton in the right hand side of the box and then type your post
Like this.
no. like this. is that what you mean?

No like this! Holy Crap... learn how to use your computer.

Approx. 1991. I know it's not 'too' old. I'm 4th from left, standing in back. Someone noted that I looked like the uni-bomber w/ geeky glasses.

bsaller · Post by **bsaller** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 2:56 am

Rainbow City Rock Band La Chalet circa 1975- nuff said!

The Untouchables 1970
Bill Edwards at far right. Tom Clark at far left filling in for Ed Kissel who had a softball game (huh). Bill Dibert (RIP) on guitar.
The little tyke is probably one of you RP'er's with little tykes of your own!

The second edition of Xeno with Bob Hopfl on bass. Fran Hite on Keys. Fran , you seein' this?

2nd version of Xeno @ Pelly's with guest guitarist "Reggie". I can't remember his last name, maybe Rick does.
The guy played like Hendrix! He would sit in when his band was performinf at the Sheraton Inn. We also had the drummer from Warrant sit in one night! Those were great times!!

The 3rd version of Xeno. Lakemont Park. It's the only photo I have with Paula Glunt in it.
I have no idea were Randy R is hiding!

RamRod 1 · Post by **RamRod 1** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 3:22 am

Wow! I can see the "Teeth Marks" on Louis Brumbaugh's guitar! Look at the top cutaway.

I thinks his amp in my old 1964 Fender "Vibrolux". I sold it to him in 1975.

songsmith · Post by **songsmith** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 4:57 pm

Matt Frederick...

I think that's the guy who Jeff Wallack said was the best guitarist nobody ever heard. Absolute musical genius who couldn't face an audience. I'm pretty sure that's the guy's name. He said he went to his house and the dude just smoked, but he wouldn't even face Jeff. What a shame, if Wallack dug him that much, the world missed something special.--->JMS

mjb · Post by **mjb** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 8:28 pm

BassFinger wrote:
mjb wrote:
Mysterytrain wrote:hit the quote botton in the right hand side of the box and then type your post
Like this.
no. like this. is that what you mean?
No like this! Holy Crap... learn how to use your computer.

Approx. 1991. I know it's not 'too' old. I'm 4th from left, standing in back. Someone noted that I looked like the uni-bomber w/ geeky glasses.

nice to see a pic of NEMo. rip

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 8:56 pm

RamRod 1 wrote:Wow! I can see the "Teeth Marks" on Louis Brumbaugh's guitar! Look at the top cutaway.

I thinks his amp in my old 1964 Fender "Vibrolux". I sold it to him in 1975.

Louie playing a Strat?

bsaller · Post by **bsaller** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 9:35 pm

undercoverjoe wrote:
RamRod 1 wrote:Wow! I can see the "Teeth Marks" on Louis Brumbaugh's guitar! Look at the top cutaway.

I thinks his amp in my old 1964 Fender "Vibrolux". I sold it to him in 1975.
Louie playing a Strat?

Louie had a hybrid Fender. I can't remember if it was a Tele body with a Srtat neck or vice versa.

whitedevilone · Post by **whitedevilone** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:05 pm

songsmith wrote:Matt Frederick...

I think that's the guy who Jeff Wallack said was the best guitarist nobody ever heard. Absolute musical genius who couldn't face an audience. I'm pretty sure that's the guy's name. He said he went to his house and the dude just smoked, but he wouldn't even face Jeff. What a shame, if Wallack dug him that much, the world missed something special.--->JMS

True.Jeff would go on about this dude from time to time.No matter how many times i'd heard the story i always asked,who?Exactly buddy, that's what i mean.He'd always reply.We'd laugh like a couple dorks.Man i miss that dude.

lonewolf · Post by **lonewolf** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:35 pm

bsaller wrote:
undercoverjoe wrote:
RamRod 1 wrote:Wow! I can see the "Teeth Marks" on Louis Brumbaugh's guitar! Look at the top cutaway.

I thinks his amp in my old 1964 Fender "Vibrolux". I sold it to him in 1975.
Louie playing a Strat?
Louie had a hybrid Fender. I can't remember if it was a Tele body with a Srtat neck or vice versa.

As I recall, it was a Strat body & Tele neck....we called it the "Castrator"

At least that was the one that he used to bite on the body contour....

Banned · Post by **Banned** » Sun Oct 11, 2009 11:45 pm

lonewolf wrote:[
As I recall, it was a Strat body & Tele neck....we called it the "Castrator"

I hearby nominate this for:

Musical Post of the Year.

bsaller · Post by **bsaller** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 12:34 am

undercoverjoe wrote:
lonewolf wrote:[
As I recall, it was a Strat body & Tele neck....we called it the "Castrator"

I hearby nominate this for:

Musical Post of the Year.

I second that emotion!

ZappasXWife · Post by **ZappasXWife** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:50 am

Matt Frederick is my ex's (zappas) cousin. Yea, he is REALLY good. Not sure if he is still playing, I'll have to ask Frank. As far as I know the guy has never played out. Matt would be too shy for that. He would be the guitarist playing with his back to his audience.

313 · Post by **313** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 1:11 pm

ZappasXWife wrote:Matt Frederick is my ex's (zappas) cousin. Yea, he is REALLY good. Not sure if he is still playing, I'll have to ask Frank. As far as I know the guy has never played out. Matt would be too shy for that. He would be the guitarist playing with his back to his audience.

Regarding the seemingly mysterious Matt Frederick - I do believe that he played guitar for Altoona's Lizzie Borden for a short while in 1981. Not 100% sure of that though. Jeff Wallach (guitar) and JB Batrus (drums) were the other members as far as I know. Can't remember who the bass or vocals were in that band.

Jeff was still refining his skillz at the time of Lizzie Borden and it wasn't until I saw him play with Scarfone/Watters in a later band that I realized what a monstrous guitarist he was.

PStl · Post by **PStl** » Mon Oct 12, 2009 5:15 pm

Another name change for "The Edge", on the road, and with a new lead guitarist.

(Clockwise from top left: Tom Pielmeier, Mark, Paul, Phil.)

Mysterytrain · Post by **Mysterytrain** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 7:10 pm

So in my opinion... the ultimate tribute Metal band.

Matt Fredrick on Guitar
Jeff Wallack on Guitar
John Scarfone on Bass
Bobby Watters on Drums

And then who would sing... didn't Steve Oswald used to play with Matt in the basement at that place under/beside Baskin and Robbins.

Ask Frank Ciccarella he and Matt are cousins.

Sorry about the spelling on some of the names.

PStl · Post by **PStl** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:56 am

Another addition to the "The Edge/Wanted/Five Nations" family- Scott Robleski (center)joins the band. Local artist Dark Soul provides an original water color piece as background. This poster measures 2' x 3'!

Click here for image

313 · Post by **313** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:36 pm

PStl wrote:Another addition to the "The Edge/Wanted/Five Nations" family- Scott Robleski (center)joins the band. Local artist Dark Soul provides an original water color piece as background. This poster measures 2' x 3'!

Click here for image

Five Nations was a great band, and Robleski was incredible on vocals. Best covers of Styx & Queensryche I have ever heard were at Five Nations gigs.

Post by **Ron** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 2:45 pm

bsaller wrote:
2nd version of Xeno @ Pelly's with guest guitarist "Reggie". I can't remember his last name, maybe Rick does.
The guy played like Hendrix! He would sit in when his band was performinf at the Sheraton Inn. We also had the drummer from Warrant sit in one night! Those were great times!!

Hey Beau... his name was Reggie Boyd. What a dynamic guitarist.
I still have a Charvel mahogany strat-style body that he gave me for fixing his Boss DD2 delay pedal. It's part of my frankenstein guitar. Wallack used to call it "the boat anchor" because it's so friggin' heavy.

bsaller · Post by **bsaller** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 3:28 pm

Ron wrote:
bsaller wrote:
2nd version of Xeno @ Pelly's with guest guitarist "Reggie". I can't remember his last name, maybe Rick does.
The guy played like Hendrix! He would sit in when his band was performinf at the Sheraton Inn. We also had the drummer from Warrant sit in one night! Those were great times!!
Hey Beau... his name was Reggie Boyd. What a dynamic guitarist.
I still have a Charvel mahogany strat-style body that he gave me for fixing his Boss DD2 delay pedal. It's part of my frankenstein guitar. Wallack used to call it "the boat anchor" because it's so friggin' heavy.

Great memory there, Ron!
That was such a blast when he sat in. Do you remember Warrant's drummer sitting in?

Post by **Ron** » Wed Oct 14, 2009 6:48 pm

Yeah, I remember that night. Steve and his brother were there. I think his brother's name was Dave.

Ask Lynn if you see her, they're her cousins.

songsmith · Post by **songsmith** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:45 pm

Yeah, Lynne introduced me to them that night at Old Sab's. Lynne knows pretty much every human-being on the planet.--->JMS

Colton · Post by **Colton** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 6:38 pm

I'm too young to have a valid pic for this thread, but heres about as close as i can get.

with pnEumatic @ Peter C's

same haircut, same sunglasses, same bandmaster

generationgap · Post by **generationgap** » Wed Jan 13, 2010 3:52 am

Here are some more oldies Tom Rhodes and Mark Rossi had stashed and just put on myspace .....enjoy. You might see young Rick W. and Felix K. lol

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.c ... mId=786861

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