The Boston Beat

Interview with Victor "Moulty" Moulton, known as "the drummer with a hook", from the Barbarians, from Provincetown. They were one of the first bands to break out of NE with their singles "Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl" & "Moulty". They also made a notable appearance on the TAMI Show. Features song clips from their LP "The Barbarians".Episode credits: New interview: Mike Hoban Produced by Harry Sandler, Bill Trudell, Mike Hoban & Lenny Scolletta Voice Over credits : Scott Catton Theme

Interview with Ian Bruce - Douglas guitarist, writer & leader of Ultimate Spinach, one of the three main bands known under the "Bosstown Sound" banner. Their debut LP sold over 100,000 copies upon it's release with no single. Features songs from their 2 well received LP's. New interview: Mike Hoban Produced by Harry Sandler, Mike Hoban & Lenny Scolletta Sound Engineer: Graham Abraham Voice Over credits : Scott Catton Theme song written by Tom Abbott Performed by Battery Bridge

Orpheus - Harry Sandler, drummer from Orpheus, Interview Part 2 Episode credits: New interview: Mike Hoban Produced by Harry Sandler, Mike Hoban & Lenny Scolletta Voice Over credits : Scott Catton Theme song written by Tom Abbott Performed by Battery Bridge Editor: Lenny Scolletta Special Thanks: Patrick Gordon & Medford Community Media Original interview: Lenny Scolletta. For more info: http://mmone.org Questions? Comments? e.mail lennys09@verizon.net --- Support this

Interview with Bob Cohan, the guitarist from local legends The Rising Storm. While students at Phillips Academy in Andover, MA they formed a band & in 1967 recorded a brilliant self-produced LP with a run of only 500 copies that went on to become a cult classic, with original & original bootleg copies now fetching high prices on online auctions. This interview features songs from both the original LP "Calm Before" & their second release, a CD released in 1999, "Second Wind". New

Part one of interview with Harry Sandler the drummer with Orpheus. They were one of the 3 main "Bosstown Sound" bands. The Orpheus lineup included singer/guitarists Bruce Arnold and Jack McKennes, originally a folk duo from Worcester called The Villagers, plus bassist Eric “The Snake” Gulliksen and drummer Harry Sandler. Many of their coolest songs, including "Congress Alley", were written by local songwriter Stephen Martin. In 1967 they scored a big regional hit with "Can't Find The Time" &

Interview with Len Cirelli, keyboard player for the Rockin' Ramrods. Formed in 1962 they went on to record 8 singles for various labels & opened for the Rolling Stones first US tour in 1965. Various members came & went but the lineup when Len was in the band was Vin Campisi (guitar and vocals, Ronn Campisi (bass and vocals), Lenny Cirelli (organ), Bob Henderson (drums and vocals). Ronn would, in 1968, form another band & record under the name Puff. New interview: Mike Hoban Produced

Interview with Nancy DiMuro Williams, the drummer for the The Pandoras, one of the first all female groups in the US. The band had some success, including a recording contract and a couple of singles with Liberty Records (“(I Could Write A Book) About My Baby”, b/w “New Day,” “Games” b/w “Don’t Bother”), and gigs that brought them from the Surf in Nantasket, the Rathskeller in Kenmore Square and the Boston Garden, to shows all around the U.S. as well as in Newfoundland and Puerto Rico, opening for

Interview with Johnny Lank, bassist from Art Of Lovin', who recorded one highly sought after psychedelic/folk LP in 1968. The group — Paul Applebaum (vocals, guitar, chief songwriter), Johnny Lank (bass), Barry Tatelman (saxophone), Gail Winnick (vocals), Sandy Winslow (drums, percussion) — sidestepped MGM’s “Bosstown Sound” circus when they signed with Detroit-based Mainstream Records. Features songs from the LP. New interview: Mike Hoban Produced by Harry Sandler, Mike Hoban & Lenny