Prisoners
Of
Time
Clare,
Michigan
1968-1971
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Personnel:
Tom Davy - Bass, Vocals
Ron Couturier - Guitar
Carl Winegar - Drums, Vocals
Joe Hough - Keyboards
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Influences:
MC5,
Mountain, Ten Years After, The
Who
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Setlist
Sample:
Never In My Life, Summertime Blues, South
California Purples, Who Do You Love, Kick
Out The Jams, Good Morning Little
Schoolgirl, Heavy Music, Going Up The
Country, To Cry You A Song
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Equipment:
Tom Davy -Fender P-Bass, Fender Bassman
Amp.
Carl Winegar -Ludwig Double Bass Drum Set,
Zildjian Cymbals.
Ron Couturier -Carvin Guitar and Amp.
Joe Hough -Teisco Organ and Amp.
Fender PA System
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Rehearsal
Space:
Alternating
between Carl Winegar's and Joe Hough's
parents' basements.
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Band
Vehicles:
UHaul
Trailer Pulled by 1970 Yellow Station
Wagon or Green Ford Torino
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Fashion
Statement:
Late 60
"mod" style, hippie-wear
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Best
Gig:
Clare
High School Homecoming Dance
1970
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Gig
from
Hell!:
TKE
Fraternity Party, CMU, 1968 - They stopped
payment on our check, they threw cups of
beer at the band
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Last
Gig:
The
Attic, December 29, 1971
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Where
are they now?
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Tom Davy -Went to Ferris State University, now
lives in Florida. Ron Couturier -Went through
several more bands and ultimately went to medical
school, is a general practitioner in the state of
Washington. Carl Winegar went to University of
Michigan followed by Wayne State University Medical
School and is an emergency room physician in
Midland, Michigan. Joseph Hough went to Graceland
College in Iowa followed by medical school at Wayne
State University and is now a family physician in
Clare, Michigan.
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Information contributed by
Joseph Hough
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