The
Run-A-Rounds
Detroit,
Michigan
1964-1968
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Eastside
Detroit; 7 mile and Kelly Area.
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Personnel:
Chuck Mirisciotti - Singer
Rick Bostock - Guitar
Bill Bostock - Bass
Rich Kosmack -Guitar
Bill McQuade - Drums
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Influences:
Beatles,
and everybody else.
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Setlist
Sample:
Help, How Can I Be Sure, Rock and Roll
Woman, Under My Thumb, Conquistador, And I
Love Her, We Can Work It Out, Nowhere Man,
Sunshine Of Your Love, Foxy Lady, Paint It
Black.
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Equipment:
Vox and Fender Amps; Rogers Drums; Shure
Mikes; Traynor Sound columns; Shure PA 300
Amp; Rickenbacker; Fender; Hofner bass
guitar; Gibson.
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Rehearsal
Space:
McQuade's
basement (poor Mrs. McQuade).
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Band
Vehicles:
Ford
Econoline van.
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Fashion
Statement:
Beatle
boots.
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Best
Gig:
The
Hideouts; played with the Kingsman and
Recording for Hideout records (Thanks
Punch).
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Gig
from
Hell!:
Motown
audition. TOLD TO NOT BRING OUR AMPS.
When we got there there was no equipment.
Never auditioned.
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Last
Gig:
Irish
Hills.
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Where
are they now?
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Bill McQuade, Sterling
Hts. just got a set of drums 3 years ago. Still
druming; Rick Bostock, Clinton Township, has
guiitar at home, still figuring out tunes; Bill
Bostock, Retired Detroit Police offiicer, still has
Hofner bass (what a fine looking guitar); Rich
Kosmack, Still has orignal SG Gibson special; Chuck
Mirisciotti, Still singing in the
basement.
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Information contributed by
Chuck Mirisciotti cmiri19
@ comcast.com
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