Phil Carroll ~ Keyboards
Tim Foster ~ Keyboards
Warren Greaves ~ Keyboards
Jack Hourcade ~ Bass
Cole Johnson ~ Keyboards
Rod Nichols ~ Guitar
Jim Sola ~ Drums
Mike Wallace ~ Vocals
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Some of the early Pacific Northwest music groups represented in members of of include The Deacons and Charly Browne's All Stars
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We enjoyed a high degree of success and exposure on a local level (all we really wanted) and opened quite a number of really great concert/dances for the likes of: Mark Lindsay, Paul Revere and The Raiders, The Kingsmen, Merrilee Rush, Uriah Heep, The Box Tops, Johnny Rivers, Randy Bachman, Foghat, Rick Derringer, Rare Earth, The Association and others. We did it all for fun.The rhythm section, in my estimation, was as good as it gets. Jim Sola, of the Deacons, and Jack Hourcade, a transplanted Cajun Bass player from New Orleans and I were together for 8 years. I was truly blessed, and proud to say I played with these guys.
Rod Nichols, October 2001Flashback also opened for Ronnie Montrose, the Drifters and Steppenwolf.
Jim Sola, December 2002Are those T-Shirts still available?
Sammy Carlson, Webmaster - The Regents, Nov 2001
Inside of the CD Cover
On Stage in Boise W/ Charlie
Coe
Some guy we traded t-shirts with (Paul Revere) |
The infamous greasy Crisco Barrel |
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Bogie's in Boise, Mike Wallace, Rod Nichols and Phil Carroll Photo Courtesy of Rod Nichols |
Jack - The Bass God Photo Courtesy of Rod Nichols |
Tim Foster Photo Courtesy of Rod Nichols |
Phil Carrol on the B3 |
Jimmy "Whack" Sola |
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Last Update: 26
November 2009
Credits: Jim Sola, Rod
Nichols, Mike Wallace