Vocalist/guitarist with the Blevins Brothers (see bio). Released pop single cover of “Summer Rain” b/w #Six String Buddy” (an original song co-written with Blevins Brothers drummer Ray Reed).
His record releases on Columbus, Ohio labels (Kane, and Peppermint), solo and with the groups Tyme Machine, and Together:
1972 OPP Search 1001 Summer Rain / Six String Buddy
197*(LP) Kane 103 George Westermeyer III & Together
197* Kane 105 Don’t Think I Can / No Sadder Song (with Together)
1973(LP) Peppermint 1026 It’s So Nice To Be With You (George Westermeyer III & the Tyme Machine)
From the liner notes of his 1973 album with The Tyme Machine, a Columbus, Ohio group that featured George (guitar, lead vocals), with Gary Martin (bass, vocals) and Bill Humes (drums, vocals):
“The best investment George Westermeyer III ever made was a twelve dollar second hand guitar he purchased from a buddy while he was in the Army. His buddy also taught him how to play and George learned well, becaues a short time later George won first place in two base talent shows at Fort Slocum, N.Y., and Moonson, Korea. George Westermeyer III has been a winner ever since! George sang in service clubs all over the world and in many clubs in the U.S.A. “
“After his honorable discharge George went home to Baltimore, Maryland. It was there that things started to happen. It didn’t take long for everyone to realize how talented and entertaining he was. He has been entertaining fans in New Mexico, Michigan, Missouri, Maryland and Ohio. It is with great pride and extreme pleasure we present to you George Westermeyer III’s first live album “It’s So Nice To Be With You.”
