Artist description This band consists of 5 highly talented musicians from the Portland, OR area. Music is all original material.

Music Style Classic Rock

Artist History You're in a movie theater. The film comes on. It's 1969... The Summer of Love. Five guys are in the studio to make a record. All from Portland. All facing the draft. All very talented.They turn on the TV. It's a montage of exploding body parts. The scenes by audio track are: Queen Bee (I hate my old lady back home)Born To Love (She dumps me while I'm gone)One By One (We came To Hollywood)Beautiful Lady (California girls rule, man)No One Smiles (Hollywood street people)The Raven (Hollywood night life)Bound By A Paper (The draft notice)Lost Out (fate's got me now)Mother (they're shippin' me out mom!)Nothing Ever Lasts Forever (I will survive)Song On The End (Or none of us will...)The Los Angeles ABC affiliate used "Song On The End" with Viet Nam War images, Christmas Eve of 1969, to close their newscast.

Group Members Jim Dunlap (vocals), Allan Gunter (bass and acoustic guitar), Mike Parker (keyboards), Jim Graziano (drums), Jim Mesi (Lead guitar)"Steppenwolf's" Kent Henry played electric guitar on Beautiful Lady.John Entwistle of the Who personally named this band and wanted to be it.Two Louies Magazine Editor Buck Munger produced this project and the publisherJames Crummy was the band manager.

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, Drums

Albums Wrinkle

Press Reviews "Wrinkle is rootsy, guitary, gas guzzling rock and roll"-Permanent Press Magazine............ "Original Rock eclipsing the folds in time"- Steam Iron Magazine............................. "Just brush it on and toss it in the dryer" -The Dry Cleaning Quarterly

Location Portland, OR - USA

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