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Dave Weckerman – percussion, occasional vocals live (1976, 1984–1991, 2008–present) Former. Vinny DeNunzio – drums (1976–1978, one off live appearance 2016) Charles Beasley – percussion; Keith DeNunzio (Keith Clayton) – bass guitar, percussion, background vocals (1976–1982, one off live appearances 1983, 2016 and 2022)
La formación inicial del grupo contaba con Glenn Mercer (guitarra y voz), Bill Million (guitarra y voz), Keith Clayton (bajo) y Anton Fier (batería). Posteriormente se incorporaron a la banda Brenda Sauter, Stan Demeski y Dave Weckerman. La discografía oficial de The Feelies consta de 7 álbumes y un EP. [1]
23 de jul. de 2018 · July 23, 2018. Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed the Outkids, which quickly evolved into the Feelies. Following the release of seminal 1980 debut Crazy Rhythms, the group went on a sort of short-lived hiatus, though the band members played together ...
The Feelies made their debut at Manchester High School in their hometown of Haledon, New Jersey, in 1977. At that time, the group consisted of Glenn Mercer, and Bill Million (songwriters, guitarists, vocalists) with bassist John J. and drummer Dave Weckerman.
The line-up is the same as the mother band plus John Baumgartner on keyboards, but here Dave Weckerman is the lead singer and the author of all the original songs. The third official album of the Feelies came out in 1988: called Only Life , it's another masterpiece.
The twin-guitar attack of songwriters and founders Mercer and Million is still at the core of the group’s infectious sound paired with the driving rhythmic team of drummer Stan Demeski and percussionist Dave Weckerman, with Brenda Sauter’s bass guitar proving a rock-solid foundation.
3 de ago. de 2018 · August 3, 2018. Percussionist Dave Weckerman has been part of the Feelies story since 1976 when he, Glenn Mercer and Bill Million formed the Outkids, which quickly evolved into the Feelies.
