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| Swingin' with Danny B |
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| Hittin' the hi-notes with Debbie Rigon |
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| Pickin' with Gail Ackroyd |
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| Kickin' back with George Baumann |
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| Diggin' the soul sounds with George Olliver |
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| Huggin' the bass with Gord Ward |
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| Barefootin' with James Anthony |
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| Groovin' with Jack de Keyzer |
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| Low Ridin' with Jim Legere |
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| Vocalizin' with Johnny Mack |
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| Doin' it right with Robbie Lane and Ronnie Russell |
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| Smilin' with Suzanne Hyatt |
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| For all of you in the Toronto area: Do you recognize anyone in these pics? |
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This early picture of the band was taken in 1959, just after a "living room rehearsal".
From left to right: Ray Reeves on Fender Esquire; Greg Sawyer piano player (holding a Harmony Archtop on his knee as we had no piano in the house!); Ron Russell with his brand new Harmony Archtop (with pickup attached); Bill Morris drums Bill Hall steel guitar Notice the Ampeg Rocket (left) and National amplifiers (right). |
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This restaurant picture was taken at "Fred's Lunch" on Weston Road, Mount Dennis, Ontario, in February 1961. Ron Russell took the picture of Bill Morris, Linda Massey, Kathy (somebody), Marion Butler and Bill Feddery. (From left to right) | |
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This picture was taken after an assembly at George Harvey Secondary School. From left to right:
Front Row: Ron Russell Rich Baker Gord Pearcey (crouching) Penti Pera Walter Relic Back Row: Chris Colebrooke Keith Broughton Russell Mantle Wayne Browning John Thomas |
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Pictured here are Ron Russell (right) and (the late) Wayne MacKenzie (left).
This 'promo shot' was taken in 1972 - around the time that they were playing a steady gig at the infamous Rondun Tavern. The song 'Misty' was recorded live there (See the Recordings page). In addition to Ron Russell (guitar, vocals) and Wayne MacKenzie (on the Hammond A100), Joe Larmond filled out the trio on drums. |
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