Reported today: How one band survived trends

1999-01-20 Thread Barry Mazor
January 20, 1999 Rock Dreams Elude the Numbers, But They Just Keep On Trucking By ROBERT TOMSHO Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL KENT, Ohio -- Robert Kidney still gets up every morning believing that he could become a rock 'n' roll

Re: Reported today: How one band survived trends

1999-01-20 Thread Terry A. Smith
Thanks to Barry for posting the article about Kent, Ohio's The Numbers Band. As I've mentioned on this list before, this band -- originally called 15-60-75 -- was my first "bar band" - the first band I ever saw live in a bar, and remains near the top of my list of live bands, whether in a bar, an

Re: Reported today: How one band survived trends

1999-01-20 Thread alnjen
By the mid-1980s, band members were clearing less than $100 a week each and making their own albums on a shoestring. Players came and went. Twang content: For a 5-year stretch in the mid-90's the bass player in the Numbers Band was my good friend Bill Watson, currently part of that swingin'