#Princetons

In the fall of 1966, Mitch Ryder broke with the Detroit Wheels and formed a 10-piece back-up band in the […]

Band originally known as Tommy Vann & the Echoes (see bio), the band originally got its’ start in 1962. After […]

Baltimore born singer Jean Albert Renaud White/JAR attended Garrison Jr. High and Carver Vocational High School where he studied dance […]

After the first RaVons split, manager Vern Ruppert re-started the group as a R&B/soul group with all new musicians “I […]

Folk songwriter / singer / guitarist from the Hamilton area known as “The Chesapeake Troubadour.” In the early ‘60s he […]

Big band group formed and managed by Andy Messino, former bandleader of Baltimore’s Dukes of Rhythm in the 1940s. Andy […]

R&B singer and Bay Sound recording artist was backed by Nick Barker’s band (ex-Uptowns) including the Chaumont’s Rhythm Section with […]

Top-40 band formed by David Schaefer (keyboard) proprietor of Perry Hall Music. Horizon could be seen at teen centers, school […]

Folk vocal trio featuring Pat O’Brennan (guitar ex-Princetons), Tim Strain (banjo), and Neal Felber (bass, vocals). Felber was later replaced […]

Top-40 and rock band. Members included Bob Shipley (sax ex-Princetons, Mitch Ryder Show), Mark Riddle (bass ex-Wysh), Earl Fisher (keys). […]