The Lost Souls Elon College, North Carolina 1966-1967   We played mostly in 1967 after we had all played in other bands. What we lacked in musical ability we made up for in desire and energy. We played some paying gigs (made$25 apiece one night) and our pa only cost $80, so that was pretty good money. Broke up when we left for college. Reformed in 2003 when we rediscovered each other via the internet.   Personnel: Steve Cates - Vocal Tom Moorefield - Guitar Jeff Coggins - Organ Jeff Felshaw - Drums Joe Lowe - Cornet Phil Edgerton - Sax Influences: James Brown, Sam and Dave, Otis Redding, The Tams, Wilson Pickett Setlist Sample: I Feel Good, Hold On I'm Coming, Mustang Sally, Try a Little Tenderness, Land of 1000 Dances, 99 1/2 Equipment: Fender Mustang, Conn tenor sax, cornet, Ludwig drum kit, Farfisa organ. Rehearsal Space: Tom's garage, Phil's back patio. Band Vehicles: The Green Bullit,...an old Oldsmobile, and an enclosed utility trailer. Fashion Statement: Navy ban-lon shirts and rust-orange pants. Best Gig: 8th grade prom in a little rural area. The kids thought we were gods. Gig from Hell!: A drunk bowling league party. Last Gig: Senior day at the high school, Comments: Sut, where did you get the name the Lost Souls"? We got it off "The Island of Lost Souls" an old horror movie. We played all soul music and that is what we're doing now. Got the band back together in 2003. I never expected the band to reform. It's like a miracle to me. They are all still my brothers!   Where are they now? Winter, 2004 Jeff Coggins wasn't foound, Jeff Felshaw lives in Fla. and had to be replaced for the reunited band. Joe is a retired HS guidance counselor, Tom is a geologist, Steve is a college prof. Phil is a former RN and now works in a health and Science museum.    Information contributed by Phil Edgerton

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