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Catonsville area band formerly known as the C.J. & the Rivieras. In 1964 the group became known as C.J. & […]

In 1967 Frank DiAngelo, upon returning from military service, teamed up with old friend and former Henchmen bandmate Lou Campagnoli […]

Pop/rock recording artist formerly released records under the name Dick Charles. Richard made appearances on the Kerby Scott Show. Single […]

Rock band from the Hawthorne and Bowley’s Quarters area of Baltimore County. Founding members Jim Tilton (drums), and Frank Stone […]

Lansdowne area teen British invasion and soul band formed in 1967 consisting of John Wallace (lead guitar), Jim Wickless (rhythm), […]

Edmondson Heights based rock band founded by Ray Polansky (lead vocals, trumpet) and Jeff Cheers (guitar), with Jimmy Erwood (drummer […]

The Huns played rock and R&B throughout the teen center and school dance circuit. The group originated in the Armistead […]

Essex / Middle River band managed by Tony Matarozza. An early line-up featured Reed Martin (lead vocals, sax, tambourine), Darryl […]

While attending the Eudowood Gardens teen center dance hosted by WCAO’s Paul Rodgers and Kerby Scott, friends Gary Chalmers, Denny […]

“Steve Taylor was instrumental in the founding of what became the ‘Fugitives’ in the basement of Smetana’s Deli in Towson […]