Thanks for what you're doing.

I see him on Match Game reruns sometimes.

You and Bowser.
Way cool

It was kind of a comedy-variety show, which of course featured their 1950's-style music.

They also played at Woodstock.

I also read that Bowzer is a graduate of Julliard.

I grew up in London since I was less than 2 years old) is not my forte, lol.

I was born in Los Angeles in late 1996 to non US citizen parents from Sweden/Barbados/UK.

Late 70s punk, post punk, new wave, no wave, industrial, etc music, sure, THAT I am a little storehouse of knowledge on, no matter what the country of origin is (within some reasonable limits, I will not claim to be an expert on 1979 Uzbekistan synth-wave, 1980 Rhodesian ambient pop, or 1981 Indonesian speed punk, etc etc lol).

Bowzer and the Band played Woodstock.

He was being inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame located there in Sharon along with hometown hero Tony Butala of The Lettermen. There's a car themed bar complex there called Quaker Steak & Lube. They had Butala's custom El Camino hanging from the ceiling back then

To say they were approachable is an understatement. Like "Goin' Out of My Head At The Hop".

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Sha Na Na played at Woodstock.

There is no question where he stands.

Hubby and I saw Bowzer & gang in Omaha back in the late 70's. Enjoyed the performance, and encores, tremendously.

them in Rochester NY in 1974 and Philly in 1981 (or so). Great show…

“Take out the papers and the trash…”

Fun times!

I had no idea he was still going strong more that 56 years later!

Geez, that reminds me of the performance of Ten Years After at Woodstock. RIP, Alvin Lee.

Jimi Hendrix was responsible for them being at Woodstock.

He said they were playing a bar and Hendrix showed up. He dug them and got the festival’s producers to come check them out.

It probably helped that there were a couple of last minute cancellations for Woodstock, and those guys were close by in NYC.