Earthquake and The Tremors
AKA:  Aftershock
Seattle, Washington
About 1975 - 1988

Members
 

Richard "Earthquake" Anderson ~ Harp
Bill Hayes ~ Guitar
Easy Eddie King ~ Piano
Janice Manning ~ Saxophone
Cory McDaniel ~ Guitar
Bobbie Millage ~ Bass
Ed Rooney ~ Bass
David Tate ~ Drums
Don Teesdale ~ Drums
Paul Thomson ~ Drums

EQ&T was formed in the mid 70's at the Place Pigalle at the Public Market and consisted of Ed Rooney on bass, Easy Eddie King on Piano, Cory McDaniel on guitar, Bill Hayes on guitar, Richard "Earthquake" Anderson formerly of the Youngblood's on harmonica, and David Tate on drums.  The band changed next to Paul Thomson on drums, and Bobbie Millage on bass, plus Janice Manning on saxophone, and Easy Eddie, Cory, and Quake.  The band played in most of the local dives  in Seattle, Portland, and Vancouver Canada, including The Fabulous Rainbow in the U District, the Central Tavern in the "square", the G-Note in Greenwood,  The Euphoria and White Eagle in Portland, Pluto's in Bellingham, as well as Rowan's Rockpile in BC.

In 1981 the group, minus Quake, became Aftershock and recorded an album at Robert Krinsky's studio on Vashon Island, moved to Alaska and toured there until the late 80's.
Larry King, August 2003

Don Teesdale played drums for us in the early days, and in fact played on an album we did called "Collectors Item" with a bunch of other local bar bands. He also played with other bands in and around Seattle during that time.  He went on the road with Linda Waterfall for a while.
Larry King, May 2004

In Memory of
Bobbie Millage


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Last Update:  30 January 2007
Credits: Larry King, Paul Thomson

Band # 1309