Paul Revere and The Raiders
Hits Include: 'Louie, Louie', 'Kicks', 'Hungry', 'Just Like Me' Paul Revere organized the Raiders in 1958 in Idaho.  A few of the highlights of Paul Revere's outstanding career are: Paul Revere and the Raiders were the first rock group to be signed with Columbia Records. In 1965-1966 Paul Revere and the Raiders were featured on the ABC TV five-day-a-week network show "Where the Action Is" produced by Dick Clark. In summer of 1971 the Raiders' recording of  "Indian Reservation" sold nearly 4 million singles, making it the biggest selling record for Columbia Records in 10 years. The chemistry of Revere's fun loving personality has been a major force in maintaining the Raiders popularity. Over the past 40+ years, he has created a highly polished act built on warmth and spontaneity. Revere uses his madcap comedy to bring back the pre-Beatle days when being carefree and having fun was where it was at. Revere has no plans to stop his rigorous touring schedule.  As Paul has said many times "I started this band over 40 years ago for the fun of it and I'm not going to quit till I stop having fun".  To quote columnist Tim Woodward, "The hit records are gone but he is still at it, still in demand."
 

Bobby Vee and The Vee's  'Devil or Angel' was certainly the foundation for a string of hit records reaching the nations top 20 throughout the entire 60's era. By 1963 he had collected seven top ten hits in England as well as a number 2 album called "Bobby Vee Meets the Crickets" and in 1963 shared the charts for forty weeks side-by-side with the Beatles. His forty plus year recording career has produced over twenty-five albums including a Gold Album from England for his 1981 "Singles Album" release. Back in the U.S., Billboard Magazine called him, "One of the top ten most consistent chart makers ever."

                 The Guess Who                            
Hits Include: 'Shakin' All Over', These Eyes'', 'American Woman', 'Clap For The Wolfman' Still going strong 40 years after their formation, The Guess Who became superstars in their home country of Canada during the 1960s and early '70s. The group's first single and album was released in a plain white record jacket with only the question "Guess Who?" written on it. After selling two million copies, the band had its trademark name.

The Original Comets
On August 7, 1955, Rock & Roll music was introduced to U.S. television viewers when Bill Haley and the Comets performed their number one hit record "Rock Around the Clock" on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the Town" TV show. More than 35 years later, the same Comets (minus Bill Haley, who died in 1981) are back and better than ever, playing their classic Rock & Roll to new generations of audiences the world over.  In October 1987, The Original Comets -- Franny Beecher (lead guitar), Johnny Grande (piano), Joey Ambrose (tenor sax), Dick Richards (drums) and Marshall Lytle (bass) reunited.  Since then, The Original Comets have made several tours of the U.S., Great Britain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Spain. They also headlined the third Annual Benefit dinner "It's Only Rock And Roll" on March 21, 2003 at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, and have released two CDs, "We're Gonna Party" (1992) and "You're Never Too Old to Rock" (1996).
 


Jan and Dean Featuring Dean Torrence
Hits Include: 'Surf City', 'Little Old Lady from Pasadena'
'Ride The Surf Wave', 'Sidewalk Surfin''
Dean Torrence was the co-founder, co-lead singer, and co-writer of the hit surf duo, JAN & DEAN. Dean first teamed up with Jan Berry in the 1950's while they both attended High School in West Los Angeles. The duo went on to score a huge string of hit songs beginning in 1959 until Jan's horrible car crash in 1966. Since Jan's untimely death occurred in 2004, Dean has kept their music alive!

Mike Harvey    Mike Harvey's SuperGold is the most listened to Saturday night show in the nation, and features the greatest hits from the 60's and 70's and even some from the 80's.  With his extensive experience in all phases of the radio industry, Mike Harvey knows what it takes to make a radio station successful and profitable! His uncanny ability to be ahead of radio trends manifests itself in his tireless devotion to helping stations succeed.  On Air, he's lived it, defined it, and perfected it into an art form as a role- model and mentor to many professional on-air talents in the business today!

The Fabulous Chancellors    In the early 60's The Fabulous Chancellors rocketed to fame in the Northwest with their high-energy rock 'n' roll presentation. Based in Boise, Idaho, the band played sold-out local and regional teen clubs, leading to show performances with rising recording artists on tour as The Cavalcade of Stars. Although this original group disbanded in 1969, the banner of The Fabulous Chancellors remained an undying memory in the minds of countless fans.  In 1989, with the blessing of the founding members, Ross Miller re-formed The Fabulous Chancellors with one-time Chancellors bassist, Lou Mathews. Joining them were Joe Baldassarre and Grant Green, who filled out an all-Boise lineup, and the band was on its way once again. A 1990 reunion event that included the founders of the band created such excitement among area Chancellors’ fans, that the venue was filled to “standing room only” as a testimonial to the band's lasting legacy.  Since that time, The Fabulous Chancellors have enjoyed continuous success in their home state of Idaho, and beyond, including repeat appearances with the popular Concerts at Sea Oldies Cruise hosted by Boise radio icon, "Big Jack" Armstrong, and sponsored by the regional travel giant, Harmon Travel.  The Fabulous Chancellors have been honored to work with, or open for some of the most famous recording artists in all of rock 'n' roll, including Merrilee Rush, Brian Hyland, Mark Lindsay, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Tokens, The Diamonds, The Byrds, The Turtles, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, Gary Lewis and the Playboys, Bill Haley's Original Comets, and Bill Pinkney's Original Drifters, in addition to many others.  Since the band's inception with Tom Lowe and Dale Rich in 1959, there have been over 30 musicians in the Chancellors’ fraternity. Despite personnel changes, the format and purpose of The Fabulous Chancellors has remained constant: to provide the best possible entertainment for each and every fan, and to keep the memories of good times rock 'n' roll alive and well.  The current lineup of The Fabulous Chancellors is: Ross Miller, Joe Baldassarre, Jamie Jensen, Jon McKay, Stephen Baldassarre and Chas Bauer.
 

Stacey Wayne as Elvis   One of the most asked questions I get is, "How did you get started impersonating Elvis?" I have always enjoyed Elvis' music, but I've been singing "Hound Dog" since I was two years old. My real start came at the age of eighteen, I was persuaded into going to a community jam night where I was forced on stage to sing an Elvis song. For the next two years I did a few small appearances. Then I met up with a great man, Big Jack Armstrong! He invited me to perform at various KOOL 104.3 events. These gave me the opportunity to perform at the same venues that many rock and roll legends have performed. Recently I made my first CD "Stacey Wayne's Elvis Anthology", a compilation of some of the greatest Elvis songs from the 50's, 60's, and 70's.
Some fun facts I have in common with Elvis are:
1.) We share the same birthday, January 8th.
2.) Elvis and I have the same blood type, O Positive.
3.) We were both inducted into the Army on March 24th and discharged at Fort Dix on March 5th.
4.) Both of us were married May 1st.
5.) Our original hair color is the same, strawberry-blonde.