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February 23, 2014. (2014-02-23) (aged 68) Waterbury, Connecticut, U.S. Occupation (s) Drummer. Formerly of. The Remains. Rudolph " Chip " Damiani (June 16, 1945 – February 23, 2014) [1] was a founding member and drummer for the mid-1960s Boston garage rock band the Remains.
24 de feb. de 2014 · Chip Damiani — whose pounding drums helped drive the Remains to cult status in the 1960s, and who still played as energetically 5 decades later — died today, of a massive brain hemorrhage. The Remains — who besides Chip included Staples grads Barry Tashian and Bill Briggs, plus Vern Miller — had been preparing for a special ...
El cantante y guitarrista Barry Tashian y el teclista Bill Briggs eran de Westport, Connecticut, el baterista Chip Damiani de Wolcott, Connecticut y el bajista Vern Miller de Livingston, Nueva Jersey.
24 de mar. de 2021 · “If you do, I can get you on it.” Lead singer and guitar player Barry Tashian, from Westport, keyboardist Bill Briggs, also from Westport, drummer Chip Damiani, from Wolcott, and bassist Vern Miller Jr., a non-Nutmegger from New Jersey, had just vowed to never again be an opening act, choosing to headline only, regardless of venue size.
10 de jun. de 2013 · Chip Damiani, whose fierce drumming created a wall of sound, went into the roofing business. Vern Miller, who wore slick boots and played the bass, became a music teacher. Bill Briggs, whose...
Grupo de de garage rock norteamericano. Estaban radicados en Boston y liderados por su principal compositor, cantante y guitarrista Barry Tashian (nacido el 5 de agosto de 1945). A su lado se encontraban excelentes músicos como el bajista Vern Miller, el batería Chip Damiani y el teclista Bill Briggs.
25 de feb. de 2014 · Posted to: Arts & Culture , Music. Dan Woog Photo. Rudolph “Chip” Damiani, pictured, passed up a chance to tour with the Beatles — then kept the beat going for more than four more decades in the New Haven area. The drummer died last week at the age of 68; a fellow local musician, Steve Mednick, penned the following tribute.
