Member Since: 10/14/2005
Band Members: Gary Feldman-6&12 string guitars, acoustic guitar,bass, tambourine, vocals, songs. Guests-Al Chan(Lead and Backround Vocals) Hakan Erikson(12 string, acoustic guitar, electric guitar solo,drums,keyboards) on "Give Me A Little More Time",Erik Voeks(Lead and Backround vocals,slide guitar),Tommy Allen(drums)Paul Carbonara(keys) on "Look Up!". Greg H(Lead vocals), Marc Silvert( solo gtr)Steve Unger(keys) on "Love Comes Tumbling Down". Doug Khazzam( harmony vcls,6&12 str guitar) and Rich Starr (drums) on "Goodbye to the Roses".
Influences: The Byrds, Big Star,The Beatles,Raspberries, The Who, Todd Rundgren, Badfinger,Blue Ash,Gene Clark,Dwight Twilley Band, Beach Boys,Neil Young,
Flamin Groovies, The Left Banke,Buffalo Springfield, Lindsey Buckingham, Nils Lofgren,Artful Dodger, Grin, Cheap Trick, Jimmy Webb writing for Glen Campbell, lots of 60's British Invasion,Bubblegum,Girl Group and Pop, 70's AM Pop, Phil Spector(especially The Ronettes ), Stax and Motown, Moby Grape, Small Faces, Dylan , Chin/Chapman, Goffin/King, Roy Wood/The Move,Barry/Greenwich, the Lovin Spoonful ,Kenny Laguna(and his 70's band The Nighthawks), ,The Dovers,The Beau Brummels, Pilot, Love, Eddie Cochran, The Critters, Tim Moore
****Bass Players-Carol Kaye, John Entwhistle,Macca,Chris Hillman,Frank Secich,Dave Smalley
Sounds Like: "This charming home-made project is a lo-fi pop treat filled with pretty melodies and a slightly haunting feel to it and the project of Buddy Love guy Doug Khazzam and Gary Feldman, who churn out some fine songs that sound at times Byrdsy, other times Beatlesy, always keeping their feet in the '90s but giving nods to their '60s influences time and time again"- Bruce Brodeen "Not Lame Recordings" The RC Flyers probably sound like something you've heard before, and it's not just because of who they're influenced by. Sure there's shades of the Raspberries and echoes of the Flamin' Groovies. But the band also reflects the pasts of its members, who themselves were among those who formed the seminal Power/Punk Pop bands of the '80s, namely Radio City, Breakaways and Buddy Love. With very nearly 20 years of Power Pop experience under their belts, the RCF effortlessly crank out catchy, harmony laden, chiming guitar-led songs with plenty of pop on top. Even when they sing sad-faced love songs, their glistening chords and optimistic vocals coat everything with a layer of beaming happiness. Other bands may wallow in "moping pools," but the RC Flyers skimmer along the top, refusing to be engulfed by sadness, and just far enough beyond its grasp to still feel the sun on their smiling faces.- Kali H. "Listen.com
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