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The new lineup consisted of Bryan Bassett (guitar/vocals), Allen Wentz (bass guitar/synthesizer/vocals), Ronald Beitle (drums), and Parissi. As the group began to develop a following in the Pittsburgh area, disco was becoming increasingly popular, and they were repeatedly asked by listeners to play more dance music. [3]
11 de dic. de 2017 · Wild Cherry drummer Ron Beitle has died. Beitle had reportedly been in a coma since November 18th after experiencing complications following a second surgery. He was 64 years old. Beitle helped coin the phrase: “Play That Funky Music, White Boy,” which inspired Rob Parissi to pen Wild Cherry’s #1 hit song.
13 de dic. de 2017 · Mr. Beitle, who died Saturday at age 63 from complications of bladder cancer, was the drummer for the Ohio/Pittsburgh band Wild Cherry that went to the top of the charts with the...
13 de sept. de 2019 · At one point, drummer Ron Beitle urged the rest of the band to give the crowd what it wanted, telling Parissi to “play that funky music, white boy.” (Beitle was also a white boy.)
7 de may. de 2020 · Drummer Ron Beitle passed away in 2017. Parissi still has a sense of humor about conquering the top of the charts with a disco song.
Sweet Breeze - The Beat Goes On - A Tribute To Ron Beitle - YouTube. oleniacz. 295 subscribers. 11. 631 views 4 years ago. video by David Oleniacz Sweet Breeze performing at The Beat Goes On -...
30 de oct. de 2013 · One night during a break between sets, drummer Ron Beitle, in a group meeting in the dressing room, uttered the phrase: “Play That Funky Music, White Boy.” On the way back to the stage to play the next set, Rob Parissi was immediately inspired to write a song around the phrase, on a drink order pad with a pen borrowed from the ...
