I'm the guy in the red bandana - Charlie then, Charles now... WOW! What great times those were in our rented practice place, and dragging all the gear around in Rich's green station wagon - I've been wishing I had these pictures for years. As you noted, Rich was the leader of the band and ripped so hard - I was just happy to be there and try to keep up. You were amazing on the drums Nabil - especially at your age.
As for a reunion - I haven't practiced in years, and couldn't even begin to play those songs anymore. I have that guitar handing in my closet, but wish I still had my Seymour Duncan amp though.
I hope you are doing well and have a successful & happy life.
I am glad you have positive & constructive experiences from playing in bands with myself and others back in the "day" in Salt Lake City, UT. With the recent death of Jonathan Clark, and connected with old friends and band members and those in the Salt Lake music scene during the 1980-1990's motivated me to share others the music I and others created with the world, better or worse, but unapologetic.
If you are others are interested, you can listen and view live performances on my Youtube channel:
This includes later Road Frisbee studio recordings (1989 & 1990), with former Potato Heads & Box Car Kids, Jonathan Clark (Drummer) and John Morris (Vocal), Colorblind and Pocket Change bands. And live performances at local venues like the Pompadour.
Sorry, I don't have any music or video with you Nabil, but if you do please share with me.
I'm the guy in the red bandana - Charlie then, Charles now... WOW! What great times those were in our rented practice place, and dragging all the gear around in Rich's green station wagon - I've been wishing I had these pictures for years. As you noted, Rich was the leader of the band and ripped so hard - I was just happy to be there and try to keep up. You were amazing on the drums Nabil - especially at your age.
As for a reunion - I haven't practiced in years, and couldn't even begin to play those songs anymore. I have that guitar handing in my closet, but wish I still had my Seymour Duncan amp though.
Thank you so much, Nabil.
No way! I just messaged you - great to be back in touch!
Hi Nabil:
I hope you are doing well and have a successful & happy life.
I am glad you have positive & constructive experiences from playing in bands with myself and others back in the "day" in Salt Lake City, UT. With the recent death of Jonathan Clark, and connected with old friends and band members and those in the Salt Lake music scene during the 1980-1990's motivated me to share others the music I and others created with the world, better or worse, but unapologetic.
If you are others are interested, you can listen and view live performances on my Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@RichardGlaser-yp2hr
This includes later Road Frisbee studio recordings (1989 & 1990), with former Potato Heads & Box Car Kids, Jonathan Clark (Drummer) and John Morris (Vocal), Colorblind and Pocket Change bands. And live performances at local venues like the Pompadour.
Sorry, I don't have any music or video with you Nabil, but if you do please share with me.
Richard Glaser
❤️🔥 love this 🎸
I love this—so relatable. I was in a band with guys in their 20s when I was 16. “Pangea.” We sounded like you’d think from the name.
Road Frisbee! You guys gotta reunite.