#Originals

Television station Channel 20 was D.C.’s first UHF station, founded by Milt Grant, who hosted his own music and variety […]

The Collegians television show was hosted by Mr. T. Oliver Hughes, owner of the Hughes Lumber Company on Reisterstown Road, […]

In the early ‘60s during the height of the Twist craze Rodgers Lodgers performed at Buddy’s Subway Lounge on Friday […]

The Playboys band consisted of Lou Gordon, Marvin Simons, John Phillips, Lou Meyers (vocals), and Mickey Mezzanotte (sax). They could […]

Country music trio featuring Glaze along with Kenny Dean, and Bob Anderson (guitar ex-Bob Cats). Dean was replaced with Tony […]

By his early teens Roger Paesch was playing saxophone professionally with the Jaguars from Towson, and then one of Baltimore’s […]

Jazz pianist and band leader. During late ‘60s led his Sextet – seen at clubs and dances throughout the area. […]

Just Us featured vocalist Ralph Emmel (ex-Counts, V.I.P.’s), and Mike Palmieri (trombone ex-Pier 5 Jazz, Originals). They could be seen […]

Rockabilly band formed in 1954 at the Woodlawn Teen Center. The Jay Rockers Trio may have been the first rock […]

House band at the Pioneer Club featuring Anderson (guitar ex-Originals), Tom Reesey (bass, vocals), Freddie Brent (sax), and Paul Rigger […]