Truly one of the best talents never discovered. THe original Neighborhoods, DAve, Jim, and careful Mike on drums. If you ever saw them live........Dave was a natural talent...total stage presents, and JIm complimented him so well. Jim was the best fit for Bass, his brother helped manage, and roadied early on. We opened up for them many times. At Rusty nail and other venues. THe world just wasnt ready for them .they were before their time......seriously, one of the best 3 piece bands in the country in the early 80's..... I can still see Daves big singing smile, and that glare in his eyes .......he was radiant, and expelled gobs of energy on stage....."Mr Reeves "was one of my favorite songs....some tunes were like a freight train out of control.....and then the sticky sweet "Prettiest Girl" would just suck everyone in ......they had a great sound ...his guitar sounded like violent bells crashing out one bold melody after another, mixed in with playful lyrics, and a sarcastic flare......Raw entertainment for a rebel soul......Man!!
Truly one of the best talents never discovered. THe original Neighborhoods, DAve, Jim, and careful Mike on drums. If you ever saw them live........Dave was a natural talent...total stage presents, and JIm complimented him so well. Jim was the best fit for Bass, his brother helped manage, and roadied early on. We opened up for them many times. At Rusty nail and other venues. THe world just wasnt ready for them .they were before their time......seriously, one of the best 3 piece bands in the country in the early 80's..... I can still see Daves big singing smile, and that glare in his eyes .......he was radiant, and expelled gobs of energy on stage....."Mr Reeves "was one of my favorite songs....some tunes were like a freight train out of control.....and then the sticky sweet "Prettiest Girl" would just suck everyone in ......they had a great sound ...his guitar sounded like violent bells crashing out one bold melody after another, mixed in with playful lyrics, and a sarcastic flare......Raw entertainment for a rebel soul......Man!!
Amazing
way to tear it up guys!
If you ever questioned what the definition of rock n roll or what it means, look no further.
That's not Jimmy Bowmen on bass its John Hartcorn
That's interesting - which one was first?
What year was this?
79 or 80
1978...I was there.