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    Main » 2008 » May » 11
    Sunday, 11 May 2008
    Band Members :
    - Mike Love -- drums, percussion (1963-71)
    - Ray Mills -- lead guitar (1963-71)
    - Bobby Sims -- rhythm guitar (1963-68)
    - Bobby Stampley -- bass (1963-71)
    - Joe Stampley -- vocals, keyboards (1963-71)
    - Ronnie Weiss - guitar
    - Jim Woodfield -- guitar (replaced Bobby Sims) (1968-71)

    Related acts :
    - Mouse and the Traps (Ronnie Weiss)
    - Rio Grande (Ronnie Weiss)
    - Joe Stampley (solo efforts)

    Bio :
    Years before Joe Stampley began his ascent to country stardom, he fronted a Louisiana rock band, the Uniques, who were quite popular in the South, although national attention eluded them. The group were ironically named in light of their failure to establish a truly distinctive style. They were adept at blue-eyed soul, covering William Bell's "You Don't Miss Your Water" and Art Neville's "All These Things," landing a huge regional hit with the latter tune. They were also capable of waxing good, original, Southern-flavored pop-rock, especially on "Not Too Long Ago," another big Southern hit. And, oddly enough, they also did an all-out, raunchy, R&B-hued garage-b...
    Category: Psyche/Garage/Folk | Views: 894 | Added by: afroclonk | Date: 11 May 2008 | Rating: 5.0/1 | Comments (4)


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