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Marc Willett – bass (1984–1992), (2021–present) Former. Mike Mitchell – vocals, guitar (1959–2021; died 2021) Lynn Easton – vocals, drums, saxophone (1959–1967; died 2020) Jack Ely – vocals, guitar (1959–1963; died 2015) Bob Nordby – bass (1959–1963) Don Gallucci – keyboards (1962–1963)
Marc Willett. Bass . Fred Dennis. Bass . Bob Nordby. Bass . See more. Albums. All Albums Live. The Kingsmen in Person Album - 1963 . The Kingsmen, Volume II Album - 1964 . The Kingsmen, Volume 3 Album - 1965 . The kingsmen on Campus Album - 1965 . Up and Away Album - 1966 . The Kingsmen - a Quarter to Three Album - ...
Marc Willett ~ Bass "THE KINGSMEN: PORTLAND's ROCK ROYALTY" by Peter Blecha. Ely, Nordby, Easton & Mitchell - photo courtesy of Jack Ely “LOUIE, LOUIE" BY THE KINGSMEN – the undisputed garage-rock hit of all time – was still charting nationwide that first week in February 1964 when the Beatles landed at Kennedy Airport.
1959 in Portland, OR. Genre. Pop/Rock. Styles. Frat Rock, Garage Rock, Rock & Roll, Psychedelic/Garage. Group Members. Barry Curtis, Bob Nordby, Dick Peterson, Don Gallucci, Jack Ely, Lynn Easton, Mike Mitchell, Jeff Beals, Keith Blake, Kerry Magness, Marc Willett, Steve Peterson, Gary Abbott. New Releases. Discover. Articles. Staff Picks.
26 de feb. de 2003 · "Left to their own devices, a lot of them might go out and party, and at the very least they'd be out on highways," says Sultan resident Marc Willett, bassist for The Kingsmen from 1984 to...
Steve Pearson. Billy Shaw. Mike Wansley. Marc Willett. The Rangehoods were an American rock band formed in Seattle, Washington in 1984. [1] The group released one EP titled Rough Town in 1985 under Big D Records, [2] and released it on cassette in 1985 under Exploding records. [3]
20 de jun. de 2019 · Back in the saddle, Stuart assembled a new band, the Formerlys, with a few Northwest rock 'n' roll all-stars including bassist Marc Willett (formerly with the Kingsmen) and keyboardist Steve Flynn (formerly with Jr. Cadillac), guitarist Pat Tennis, and drummer Rick Boice (and later, Dan Pakinas).
