Lansdowne based R&B horn line band that played teen centers and special functions. The group was formed by Rusty Hill (keyboards) and Kenny Heiser (trumpet), with Tim Torba (guitar), Tommy Smith (bass), Jim Quigley (drums), along with a sax and trombone player.
In 1964 under the Pacesetters name, Tim (lead guitar) and members of the group along with Roy Walman (rhythm guitar) and vocalist Phil Soffos recorded two sides “No Time To Cry” and “Good Good Lovin'” at Recordings Inc.
