The
Fabulous Chancellors
Boise
~ Pocatello, Idaho
1960
~ 1967
Members
Russ
Bice ~ Drums
Terry
Call ~ Guitar
Rich
Crowley ~ Saxophone, Keyboards
Buster
Dunn ~ Drums
Steve
Eaton ~ Guitar
Mike
Fuehrer ~ Drums
Eddie
Heuman ~ Saxophone
Al
Kuta ~ Bass
Scott
McDonald ~ Drums
Tom
Lowe ~ Bass, Organ
Dale
Rich ~ Saxophone, Keyboards
Larry
Roberts ~ Bass
Monte
Saxton ~ Saxophone
Dennis
Swindle ~ Bass, Guitar
Phil
Volk ~ Guitar
Donnie
Williams ~ Drums
Del
Chapman ~ Manager
In
Memory of
Eddie Heuman
Del Chapman
Richard Crowley - d: 28 Feb 2018
Available
at CD Baby
My name
is Ron Croft. I helped bring the Chancellors to our school
Shoshone
High numerous times in the late sixties in fact they played our Junior
Prom. It was the first gig that Steve Eaton and Al Kuta ever
played
with the band.
I remember the
last
gig Rich Crowley played with the band was at the Twin Falls National
Guard
Arimory right before he got married. I also booked the band a few
times at BYU. They were then going under several different names
for recording purposes. Some names wwere Captain Crunch and the
Bunch,
Hugg Creek Rescue Mission, and Presidents Banned which released a
single on Yorktown called Gotcha Babe and Tribute to a Lonely Girl.
I have reel to
reel
recordings of a 30 minute set recorded at a Freshman dance at BYU
closing
prayer included and a Demo Tape of the Presient's Banned that was sent
to several Colleges as part of a promo package, plus serveral live
recording
at the Tiki Room in Garden City in Boise and Opening for the Electric
Prunes
at some Ballroom in downtown Boise. They were called Pride and
Possession
at that time.
I have been
selling
air here at 98 KUPD for 34 years in sales the whole time. 98 KUPD has
been
the Big Bad ASS rocker here in Arizona the Phoenix area for the past 25
Years. We have a great web site check us out at www.98kupd.com.
Rock On!
Ron Croft,
May
2005
I was listening
and
dancing to the Chancellors back in the 60's and have a 45rpm record on
the Chandel label (engineered by Bill Chapman). The songs are
"Pharaoh"
(instrumental), and "My Angel" (Jim Poore) and I do have three copies
autographed
by a dear friend of mine, Dennis Swindle, bass, who lives near Seattle,
WA. I have visited the "Fabulous Chancellors" a few times when
they
play in Nampa. These are the 3rd generation boys, however.
Robert
Miller
(Moth), July 2010
The
Alligators, Bass
