Seated
– Arnie Bruverus, George Simanis, Jeff Million Back
Row
– David Geoghegan, Brad Davidson, Greg Rowe, Ron Green
Photo
Courtesy of David Geoghegan
Capt.
Midnite
Seattle,
Washington
1972
-1975
Members
Rob
Bergman ~ Percussion, Vocals
Steve
Boyce ~ Bass
Arnie
Bruverus ~ Keyboards, Vocals
Larry
Congram ~ Trombone, Saxophone, Keyboards, Vocals
Terry
Dahlgren ~ Drums
Brad
Davidson ~ Trumpet, Guitar, Vocals
David
Geoghegan ~ Bass, Trumpet, Vocals
Ron
Green ~ Guitar, Trumpet, Vocals
Jeff
Million ~ Trumpet
Greg
Rowe ~ Drums, Vocals Vocals
George
Simanis ~ Saxophone, Flute
Courtesy
of Rob Bergman
The
group
was originally formed as a quartet in early 1972 with David Geoghegan
on
Bass, Trumpet and Vocals, Ron Green on Guitar, Trumpet and Vocals, Brad
Davidson on Trumpet, Guitar and Vocals and Greg Rowe on Drums and
Vocals.
By the end of 1972 the band had expanded to seven by adding Arnie
Bruverus
on Keyboards and Vocals, George Simanis on Sax and Flute and Jeff
Million
on Trumpet. The band began touring the United States and Canada
extensively.
In 1973 Brad
Davidson
left the group to go back to college. George Simanis also left the
group
and was replaced by Larry Congram on Trombone, Sax, Keyboards and
Vocals.
The group remained the same for the next two years until Rob Bergman
join
in 1975 on Percussion and Vocals.
Capt’ Midnite
worked
constantly and enjoyed an exciting four years. The band broke up in
1975
with David Geoghegan, Arnie Bruverus and Larry Congram going to
Portland
to form Marcom Bridge.
I don't know
what
ever happened to the rest of the guys. For the last 15 years I have
been
involved in the design and manufacture of digital audio, video,
lighting
and show control products used in every major theme park in the world.
We also provide Las Vegas and the entire casino industry with their
systems.
David
Geoghegan,
April 2002
