#JohnnyDark

Westminster oldies station AM-1470. John Pepsin – Account Executive had played in numerous rock and gospel bands. His family owned […]

Once known as WCBM-FM. WRLX-FM was a “Beautiful Music” station at frequency of 106.5-FM. In early ‘80s became known as […]

AM 60 – The station converted to a Top-40 format in 1956, going on to become Baltimore’s top-rated Top-40 station […]

Jack (John Herbert) Edwards graduated from Kenwood High School in 1956. His first radio job was a brief stint with […]

Local folk / rock magazine edited by R. Wood Miles. Miles started out playing in local rock bands, played bass […]

Formerly known as the Biscaynes. They were frequent performers at St. Elizabeth’s CYO including a December 1968 appearance hosted by […]

Billed as “Baltimore’s only paisley guitar” featuring Rod Morgan (drums, occasional piano, vocals), Keith (lead), Carl (rhythm), and Wood Miles […]

In 1963 Rockdale, Maryland based Dave Kalman began to intensify his songwriting efforts. Heavily influenced by the Beach Boys, Jan […]

Formed in 1961 as a result of jam sessions organized at St. Rose of Lima CYO in Brooklyn. Original members […]

A soul and rock band from the Gardenville area originally known as the Wall of Sound. Members were Chuck Huber […]