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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ram_JamRam Jam - Wikipedia

    Howard Arthur Blauvelt. Pete Charles. Jimmy Santoro. Nick “Nick” Turani. Myke Scavone. Ram Jam was a short-lived American rock band formed in New York City and active in 1977 and 1978, mainly known for their hit single "Black Betty".

  2. Howie Arthur Blauvelt. Cremated, Other. Specifically: location unknown Add to Map. Howie was bass player for Billy Joels group The Hassles,and with Ram Jam who had a top 20 hit in 1977 with Black Betty.Died of heart attack.

  3. Bartlett who sings lead on Black Betty teams up with the late (1993) bass player Howard Arthur Blauvelt, the late (2002) drummer Pete Charles, guitarist Jimmy Santoro and lead singer Myke Scavone who is still putting out music with a group called The Doughboys and the latest version of The Yardbirds to give us “Whoa, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam

  4. 19 de abr. de 2023 · The New York-formed band – made up of vocalist-guitarist Bill Bartlett, singer Myke Scavone, bassist Howie Arthur Blauvelt, drummer Pete Charles, and their touring guitarist-turned-later...

  5. Real Name: Howard Arthur Blauvelt. Profile: American bass player. In Groups: Ram Jam, The Hassles, The Lost Souls (2) Variations: Viewing All | Howard Blauvelt. Howie Blauvelt, Howard Arthur Blauvelt.

  6. Howard Arthur Blauvelt. Perfil: American bass player. En grupos: Ram Jam, The Hassles, The Lost Souls (2) Variaciones: Verlas todas | Howard Blauvelt. Howard Arthur Blauvelt, Howie Blauvelt. Artista. [a423730] Editar artista. Compartir. Mercado online. 458 en venta. Vinilo y CD. Discografía. 8 Credits. 2 Vocals. 6. Añadir edición.

  7. 7 de dic. de 2017 · Bartlett who sings lead on Black Betty teams up with the late (1993) bass player Howard Arthur Blauvelt, the late (2002) drummer Pete Charles, guitarist Jimmy Santoro and lead singer Myke Scavone who is still putting out music with a group called The Doughboys and the latest version of The Yardbirds to give us “Whoa, Black Betty, bam-ba-lam.