In 1961 Tommy Terrell, Eddie Terrell, and Johnny Robinson formed The Ramblers, a rock and roll band that played the current hits of the 60's. Those hits are now rock and roll classics and are still played authentically by the Ramblers today.
The band added lead guitarist, Van Veenschoten; keyboardist, Chip Sanders, and replaced college bound Eddie Terrell with Chris Convey on bass guitar. The band enjoyed 10 years of popularity around the southeast entertaining the teenagers of the 60's. The Ramblers were regulars at high school and college dances, debutante parties, and cotillions. Radio personalities Duke Rumore and Dave Roddy booked the band often at their weekend armory sock hops.
In 1979, the band regrouped as The Rambler Reunion Band adding Jim Burford on lead guitar to replace Van who died in a motorcycle accident in 1972. Chip moved out of state and was replaced by John Livingston on keyboards. Eddie rejoined the band to replace Chris who also moved out of state. During the 80's and 90's the band continued working around the southeast entertaining at events with their 60's music.
Currently the RRB entertains at wedding receptions, reunion parties, company parties, club dances, and most any event that requires authentic 60's rock and roll music.
The band added lead guitarist, Van Veenschoten; keyboardist, Chip Sanders, and replaced college bound Eddie Terrell with Chris Convey on bass guitar. The band enjoyed 10 years of popularity around the southeast entertaining the teenagers of the 60's. The Ramblers were regulars at high school and college dances, debutante parties, and cotillions. Radio personalities Duke Rumore and Dave Roddy booked the band often at their weekend armory sock hops.
In 1979, the band regrouped as The Rambler Reunion Band adding Jim Burford on lead guitar to replace Van who died in a motorcycle accident in 1972. Chip moved out of state and was replaced by John Livingston on keyboards. Eddie rejoined the band to replace Chris who also moved out of state. During the 80's and 90's the band continued working around the southeast entertaining at events with their 60's music.
Currently the RRB entertains at wedding receptions, reunion parties, company parties, club dances, and most any event that requires authentic 60's rock and roll music.
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