Time Capsule Photos - MVLiveMusic.com

Time Capsule Photos - Mahoning Valley Live Music - MVLiveMusic.com

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Keith Burke Daniel John 1982, Keith Burke Daniel John 1982

Keith Burke (r) and
Daniel John Streitferdt
1982

thanks to Keith Burke
of G-Force

thanks to Barbara Sorocak

MF Rattlesnake @ Coleman's
thanks to Barbara Sorocak

LAZARUS 1986-2001
Jimmi Migliozzi (Vocals)
Garry Palcisco (Bass & Backing Voc's)
Ronnie William (Guitar & Backing Voc's)
Butch Likens (Drums)
Doug Ownes (Guitar & Backing Voc's)

thanks to Garry Palcisco

Wild Bill Currey (c. 1973)

Freeman Sound
LJ Fortier - drums
Kurt Sunderman - rhythm guitar, vocals
Ray Escott - lead vocals, percussion
John Harrow - lead guitar, vocals
"Buster" McCarthy - bass guitar, vocals

thanks to LJ Fortier

(thanks to Youngstown Rock & Roll History)

(thanks to Youngstown Rock & Roll History)

(thanks to Youngstown Rock & Roll History)

Pied Pipers 1969

(thanks to Youngstown Rock & Roll History)

Hard Willow 1969

(thanks to Youngstown Rock & Roll History)

(thanks to Donny Santarelli)

(thanks to Dennis Richter, click image for larger view)

center on couch - Gary Sloas, Joe Saker of the Holes In The Road
front left - Steve Acker, future of L.A.W.
front center - Don Kacir of the GTs, future of 215 City Blues
others include Joe Fulmer

Rick Hartley birthday party, February 1968
(thanks to Rick Hartley)

rear second from right - Steve Acker, future of L.A.W.
others include Al Dietz, Joe Fulmer, Barbara Ostrander, Tessie Capelas

Rick Hartley birthday party, February 1968
(thanks to Rick Hartley)

Poobah - "Let Me In" lineup 1972

Phil Jones, Jim Gustafson, Glenn Wiseman

(thanks to Jim Gustafson)

1979 Poobah promo

(thanks to Jim Gustafson)

(thanks to Jim Gustafson of Poobah)

(thanks to Harm Andrews
of Population Six - 5/13 on calendar)
currently In Harms Way)

Randy Kat 1975

(thanks to Sam Orrico)

Randy Kat 1977

(thanks to Sam Orrico)

Ace - Ray, LJ,
Dave Sembach, Dave Harnish
(thanks to LJ Fortier)

High Voltage
Rich Denovchek, LJ, Doug Hartzell
(thanks to LJ Fortier)

LJ Fortier / Paul Bires Duo
(thanks to LJ Fortier)

Terry Barrett opening for Todd Rundgren
Packard Music Hall c. 1973
(thanks to Terry Barrett)

Shades of Gray
c.1970
George Javersak on drums
Al Cooley on Guitar
Rick Cameron on Bass
thanks to Alton Cooley

Sebastion Music prices

thanks to Dan Morgan

Sebastion Music staff

thanks to Dan Morgan

concert ticket 11/25/1966

thanks to Dan Morgan

YSU Jazz Band

thanks to Dan Morgan

Mom's Apple Pie
(thanks to www.momsapplepiemusic.com)

Mom's Apple Pie
(thanks to www.momsapplepiemusic.com)

Mom's Apple Pie New Years Eve in NJ - Bob "Rollo" Miller, Larry Patterson (red jacket)

thanks to Larry Patterson, Mom's Apple Pie manager

Larry Patterson, Bob Fiorino, Mom's Apple Pie

Larry Patterson, Bob Fiorino (left) @ Atty William D. Irwin office, Buhl Mansion

thanks to Larry Patterson, Mom's Apple Pie manager

Mom's Apple Pie

thanks to Larry Patterson, Mom's Apple Pie manager

Mom's Apple Pie

thanks to Larry Patterson, Mom's Apple Pie manager

Southwind (c. '70s)

standing-John Lomax, Tom Koczwara
sitting - Bill Morehead, Rick Strupkus
front center - Steve Kukura

thanks to Tom Koczwara

"Me being carried through the crowd at Idora Amusement Park "Springthing" by a roadie (in the back ground with his head popped up is well known promoter "Steve Stehara" of that time period."

thanks to Tom Koczwara

"Me playing the Old Barn on South Ave in Boardman."

thanks to Tom Koczwara

"We were managed by Floyd Philips from Starshine Productions in Warren. If memory serves me correct he also managed Morley Grey at the time. We would open up for Black Oak Arkansa and he sent us to Buffalo NY a lot to play various clubs up there. One particular was the "Chalet". Bad Company often played this club also. We had roadies and a truck and all that. All we ever did was jump on stage and play. We even had our guitars tuned for us. We wore spandex pants and my trademark were the horse hair boots (haha)"

"The band gained a good local following playing The Agora, The Arcade, RJ's, Bonnie & Clyde's, Foxie's ( The Patio), The Old Barn ( Teen Dances), area High School dances, YSU, and many WHOT Idora Park Spring Thing's.

Ironically, they played the grand opening at The Arcade, and a little known fact to the best of our knowledge, they were the last band to play the club known as The Agora. Although the club did continue under different names in the following years. They decided to call it quits in 1984."

"Rick Strupkus - Lead Vocals / Steve Kukura - Bass Guitar & Vocals / Tom Koczwara - Lead Guitar & Vocals / John Durisko - Guitar & Vocals / Rich Balik - Drums & Vocals

Other members who played with the Band at various times, when there were temporary personal changes: John Lomax, Bill Moorehead, Bob Turani, Greg Tomasko, Vince DeMarco, Mike Damiano, Mark Chuey, Steve Padenich."

thanks to Tom Koczwara