Some Rock & Blues Figures Pass On

Dickie Dodd ~ Singer and drummer with 1960's Garage Band The Standells w/ classic songs "Dirty Water", "Good Guys Don't Wear White" and "Why Pick On Me", later played in Surf Bands The Belaires ("Mr. Moto") and Eddie & The Showmen ~ 68

THE STANDELLS ~ "RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP";


THE STANDELLS ~ "DIRTY WATER" & "WHY PICK ON ME";


THE STANDELLS ~ "HELP YOURSELF";


Pete Haycock ~ English singer/guitarist with 1970's blues/rock band The Climax Blues Band and later ELO ~ 62

THE CLIMAX BLUES BAND ~ "COULDN'T GET IT RIGHT";


THE CLIMAX BLUES BAND ~ "GOING TO NEW YORK";


THE CLIMAX BLUES BAND ~ "I LOVE YOU";


Bobby Parker ~ 1960's American R&B singer/guitarist w/1961 hit "Watch Your Step" later covered by Spencer Davis Group, Dr. Feelgood, Steve Marriott and Carlos Santana ~ 76

BOBBY PARKER ~ "WATCH YOUR STEP";


BOBBY PARKER ~ "BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN";


Junior Murvin ~ Jamaican Reggae and Ska singer w/ classic hit "Police and Thieves" later covered by The Clash on their first album ~ 63

THE CLASH ~ "POLICE AND THIEVES";


Tony Brevet ~ Singer for 1960's & 70's Jamaican Ska/Rocksteady group The Melodians

THE MELODIANS ~ "RIVERS OF BABYLON";


THE MELODIANS ~ "THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND";


Ray Price ~ 1950's and 60's Honky Tonk singer and pioneer of The Nashville Sound with a slew of hits including "Release Me", "Crazy Arms", "Heartaches by the Number", "For the Good Times" ~ 87

RAY PRICE ~ "HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBER";


RAY PRICE ~ "CRAZY ARMS" & "HEART ACHES BY THE NUMBER";