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it's marty friedmans father

The American Max Webster.

One of the most smoking love ballads ever!

I saw Rob and the guys when I worked on guitars in Pensacola Florida in the 70's and 80's. This was always a favorite of mine. Rob used to play a Fender Mustang and he would yank on the neck to get the de-tuned sound and I would cringe. When I asked him how the hell it would cone back in to tune he said he would just yank it back. LOL I've known a lot of guitar players in my day and he was/is a great one. Still have a Raisins T-Shirt too. Cheers to you all.

Greatness

RIP ....Brother

RIP….Rick Biszantz..

God speed Ric Biszantz! RIP!

RIP….Ric Biszantz….

I spent months looking for Stella under The Raisins and just found it recorded under the Psycodot name. No matter the band, such a great song. I've hummed it for years.

What a great band they were 🤗🤘

They really made Dr. Robert their own. I got to see the psychodots open for Adrian Belew and then they were Adrian's backing band thus the only time I got to see The Bears.

You rock for sure! Glad you told me to look this up when I delivered that pizza to you R!

I was there. Rick and I set on my couch drinking a 12 pack when he wrote it. In Westchester great memories

Raisins bears psychodots a triple threat

Bears psychodots even better

Rob was such a great song writer and has a wonderful catalog of work if anyone is looking for something new

Wow Rickey I forgot almost how great that you are hope you’re doing well it’s Jim Mike R old friend from back in the day ! Peace Jim

Heard the singer flamed out his voice not long after this. Any truth?

Dr. Robert was a dentist who introduced The Beatles to LSD. The Raisins rock it! Rob Fetters. Nothing else to say. Bob Niswonger is a force!

Truly great.

I liked everyone of their songs, but this is my favorite one. I remember seeing them in Pensacola around 1981 and was watching them set up for the show. Me and a friend of mine also played in a band back then and still do. I told Scott, I bet this band is going to suck judging from the beat up Fender Precision Bass and the Strat with the missing pick-up. I was floored when they kicked off and we stayed the entire show mesmerized. These guys have explosive energy. Great Band and fantastic musicians. I would love to see them again

I remember seeing them in Pensacola around 1981 and was watching them set up for the show. Me and a friend of mine also played in a band back then and still do. I told Scott, I bet this band is going to suck judging from the beat up Fender Precision Bass and the Strat with the missing pick-up. I was floored when they kicked off and we stayed the entire show mesmerized. Great Band and fantastic musicians. I would love to see them again.

Pretty kick ass!

I remember going and seeing these guys all the time when I was in college. I had a friend who bore such a striking resemblance to Rob Fetters that I once talked a bouncer to let us in for free because it would perk up the bar to have a look-alike around. It worked! Good times.

Fuckn hilarious. And oh yeah he's an amazing gutar player and singer/songwriter.

When I see or hear old Cincinnati shit. I have a flashback of the dawn patrol talking about early morning on the way to work. Eddie saw a car full of Asians on acid.

Fetters kills! You can hear the connection from Raisins>Bears>King Crimson. Stellar playing all around.

Bad ass

The best version of this song I’ve ever heard! Killer guitar Rob!

GRAMMY!!

Used see these guys at the Roundup in Nky

What the hell is a Pisgah?

Rob looks like a young Ted Nugent. Never noticed that before.

who is that drummer? I only know Bam.

Sounds like 90s music, Nirvanaish?

Never got to see the Raisins, but saw the Bears and Psychodots countless times. My favorite bands. Such freaky talent that got too little respect.

I was there. In that era, I mean and at their shows

I saw them a few times in concert. I use to live just down the road from Rick on Obannonville Rd outside of Loveland Ohio

Cool Beatles cover!

Rob and Bob's big hair back then and the Rundgren guitar tone on the solos!

Holy sh*t. That is just awesome - 1980, omg. Rob Fetters is an incredible player. How wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing this.

I don't know how this freaking band was ever popular back in the day in this town he's like the Cincinnati's version of Weird Al Yankovic...

Killer!

Bad Bob's bass licks on this one...dayum.

For God's sake, the 4 who thumbs-downed are truly sad, unenlightened people. This is early '80s SW OH at its freaking most white-hot!

I am missed the this band 20 years ago due to growing up weird. So that is that Rickey N on keys, Bob N. on bass, Bam (there is only one Bam) on drums and Rob F. wearing the same red pants he wore last night.

Saw these guys at Shipley’s ... magical!

Rockduster played on Lucy run road in amelia ohio at a weekend bash in a guys backyard it was wild to say the least love to see them again

Played with Mike Sanders in Electric Blue in the 90's. We had Jim Miller, currently of Dangerous Jim and the Slims, as our singer. We had the rare pleasure and honor to cover Rockduster in EB at Mike's suggestion and approval. Jim sang it really well and we played it incredibly well, with Mike handling the guitar leads.(fyi, Mike Sanders is a hell of a guitar player) We also had the pleasure of opening for the Rock Duster reunion in Loveland in the late 90's. Obviously, they played Rock duster that night..lol Was a great night and done there because Loveland was home to Rock Duster. What a blast to share the stage with some legends of Cincinnati Rock.