At Barley's Brewhaus - late '90's
Fall, 1996
At John's Big Deck w/ Elton
Johnson
Solo in 1995
Mid '90's
Date unknown - late '80's -
early '90's
Bob Blount John
Armato Jay EuDaly
Performing with
Kevin Mahogany
- 1990
This picture was taken by Kevin's wife, Allene
Mathews, and wound
up
being used in my first release,
Industrial Moon
Late '80s
With Chico Battaglia and vocalist
Jim LaForte
The band was called Terry and the Pirates
It included Blake Hughes on bass
and Terry Hancock on drums
Performing with
Stan Kessler
- 1985
Bob Blount - bass Tim Davis -
drums
1984 - Debbie Brown and
Good Times
John Hobbes Brian Tracy Debbie
Brown Jay EuDaly Gary Helm
1984
Harlings - probably 1984
With Terry Hancock (drums), Chico
Battaglia (percussion),
and Bill Maness (Hammond Organ)
1984
Early days at Harlings -
1984
1983
with Brian Scott on percussion
1983
1982 with Legend
1981 -
....uh...yeah....showbiz!
1981 - playing a wedding
March 1980 - sunrise on I-80 between Bismarck and Fargo
Escaping the tour bus and heading home
Jack DeVault (guitar, vocals) Gary
Sutton (vocals, trumpet, percussion)
February 1980 - practicing in hotel room
Bismarck, North Dakota
North Dakota? In February? Who the
hell booked this gig anyway?
Lookin' a little ragged after a few months on the road.
Chicago - Jan 1980
Not exactly a top-of-the-line tour bus!
Picture taken from my cheap motel room balcony.
October 1979
At Harry Starkers
in Kansas City
with
Cloud
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September '79 - Burlington,
Iowa
with Cloud
1979
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Spring of 1979 - rehearsal
Jay EuDaly Bill King
(bass) Chris Symmonds (drums)
1978 - the first of many
equipment vans
Chapman Recording Studio -
1978
Jay EuDaly
Brian Scott Connie Chambers
Kathy Langkop
Autumn of 1977
Playing with Aire
March 1977
In Springfield, Missouri at the end of
a 24-hour run from Flagstaff, Arizona
Brian Rohlfing
Jay EuDaly
Gas station outside of Albuquerque,
New Mexico
December of 1975
Spring of 1974
1972 - Open Road
Conspiracy
Jay EuDaly Chuck Johnson Brad Waldo
Charles Fielder
Jay (on the left) in 1971
Playing with
Open Road Conspiracy
1968 - concert in the
garage!
It was only a year or
two later that the garage band was so loud we often
had the cops show up to shut us down! A
Rock-n-Roll rite of passage.
1968 - My first real
guitar (that's me on the right).
The brand was aptly named "Recco" (wreck-o).
$24.95 at Musicland.
A real finger-bleed special!
With my cousin, Barry, in Grandma's
front yard.
Bloomington, Indiana
1958
Gettin' the message...and so it begins!
