NICE....never seen this before! Very Cool! I met Roy back in 2009 I believe? Very cool guy....even signed my Flamin Groovies cd(Flamengo). Talked to him for an hour and bought him a beer....awesome night! Thanks for posting this....awesome!
Man Roy plus '79 Groovies would've defined success...this is like pub rock in many ways...garage rock got even more love in the 90s beyond with Lil Steven.
Roy shows why he is a rock legend with these tunes. San Francisco girls is the highlight of this set which has all the energy of the Flamin Groovies first 3 albums.
Sort of an alternative line-up of the Flamin' Groovies: includes the original lead singer and drummer (Roy Loney, Danny Mihm) and longtime guitarist (James Ferrell).
Saw them a few times in SF at the Mab and elsewhere. Never a big draw, they were happily out of step with the city’s then-thriving punk scene but other musicians appreciated them. I think Loney worked at a record store on Clement Street.
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NICE....never seen this before! Very Cool! I met Roy back in 2009 I believe? Very cool guy....even signed my Flamin Groovies cd(Flamengo). Talked to him for an hour and bought him a beer....awesome night! Thanks for posting this....awesome!
Man Roy plus '79 Groovies would've defined success...this is like pub rock in many ways...garage rock got even more love in the 90s beyond with Lil Steven.
Roy shows why he is a rock legend with these tunes. San Francisco girls is the highlight of this set which has all the energy of the Flamin Groovies first 3 albums.
RIP ROY
Rockin’ Roy can never be wrong!
That's right!
R.I.P. Roy
Sort of an alternative line-up of the Flamin' Groovies: includes the original lead singer and drummer (Roy Loney, Danny Mihm) and longtime guitarist (James Ferrell).
After this group brokeup, Daniel Jean renaud recruited Mihm, Ferrell and Chris Wilson and together they were The Kingsnakes. The rest is history
Good video. Thank you.
Saw them a few times in SF at the Mab and elsewhere. Never a big draw, they were happily out of step with the city’s then-thriving punk scene but other musicians appreciated them. I think Loney worked at a record store on Clement Street.