Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy (Live)

[@toddlenard7602]

I didn't know if everyone knew or not. Robert Bingham was the lead guitarist for Black oak Arkansas in the 80s. He passed away in September. He was a good man and a good friend. He was my friend for 35 years. He lived right here in Middle Tennessee. He was the best guitarist I'd ever seen live or on recording. He was having a rough time anyway he was very close with his family and his mom and his sister and his nephew all passed away in the few months before his death. He was a good friend and I will miss him. I hope you're still rocking on in the afterlife my friend.

[@tmarielbs]

Blessings to y’all.

[@tittybojangles]

What part of Middle Tennessee?

[@toddlenard7602]

@@tittybojangles the last place he lived was in Woodbury. He lived in Murfreesboro before that.

[@superptop]

Wow man that’s sad ❤

[@debradavis9589]

😢 my condolences RIP

[@steelers6titles]

R.I.P. Constance Henrietta Mierzwiak (1949-1995), from Toledo, Ohio. She never married. Ruby Starr.

[@snicklefritzzzzzzz]

A real Queen Rest in Power !

[@stoney093]

never knew she had passed or her real name etc .. thanks for sharing that

[@steelers6titles]

@@stoney093 yw

[@mae12561]

Thank you. Holy Toledo. She was a cabaret star and passed so very young.

[@johnsandrock2635]

Ruby Starr… what a babe!

[@rvliver5725]

Saw Jim prance across the stage in 1972 when Black Oak played Fayetteville, N.C. in front of 10,000 fans. Saw him at Gussie's in Empire/Coos Bay, Oregon in front of 25 fans. Same great soul, same gravelly voice, kissed my wife's hand for saying he was wonderful.

[@PowidzMalwa]

Im from Fayetteville, NC and also lived in Oregon. The old Cumberland County auditorium only held about 5000 or so though if I remember right. But they did manage to get a lot of top tier concerts there in the 70s and very early 80s. The concerts held there really tapered off however by the mid 80s. Good memories.

[@vernedalights]

Wow!❤

[@jimbobdrg3247]

Ruby Starr steals the show! She had the moves, and a truly great voice!

[@markpr73]

I GUARANTEE you nobody in that audience was watching anybody else besides Ruby.

[@ROGER2095]

Plus the giant hair!

[@RBunks92]

I assure you, no one cared about anything from the waist up. Especially on this track. Her shrieking is headache inducing.

[@ralphreinhardt6020]

Nice caboose and a set of walkers too !

[@thomcarnell]

When i was a young lad, Ruby had a profound effect on me.

[@kurtdobson]

I traveled with them as the sound man for United concerts in 1971. Lots of energy on stage.

[@in2rock275]

Wow! I bet you have some stories to tell.

[@pamelajohnson1129]

What kind of personality did Ruby Starr have? Was she just energized on stage? I just found out she is from the same area my husband is from in Ohio but she is older than him so they’re paths never crossed.

[@11bravo18]

​@@pamelajohnson1129You don't know that for sure. Lots of older women go for younger men and boys. Fact.

[@Mark-q1w9p]

I bet that was a blast!!!

[@jimmybaker2845]

Another Southern Rock Band from the 70's. Man those were some great years to be in my 20's.

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

I was born in '63, so I'm a few years younger than you, but I totally agree! The studio version of "Jim Dandy" came out the winter I was in 5th grade. Worth it to be older now, to have been young then!

[@zatzaowe556]

The atmosphere was every where you could feel it taste it smell it that rock roll feeling was wonderful

[@dalenincehelser5747]

Not really, my draft number was 3. But, the music WAS pretty awesome

[@jimmybaker2845]

@@dalenincehelser5747- You never said if you were drafted or not so I'll make you feel a little better about yourself. I was a dumb a** and joined the Marine Crops for 4 years in 1971. Went to Vietnam for a year (1972) but I was in the Air Wing and the ground action for American Troops was slowing down. That was the longest 4 years of my life. Ha..

[@robertmcdonald5277]

Kevin, so right I'm 62, Still listing to the 70ds. Music.God bless old rock and roll.

[@ronbrown1633]

I keep watching this to see Ruby!

[@111nwp]

She's a firecracker

[@kurtp8833]

@@111nwpToo hairy.

[@tinajeppesen5948]

This screams 70s I love it

[@eduardodelagarza4787]

I played this at my great grandmothers house and she came out with her fiddle and rocked it, Semper Fi and Erin go Braugh

[@Sam-qm1io]

Way to go, Grammy!

[@shanebush2751]

Jim Dandy, truly one of the most entertaining performers ever. He was and is absolutely genuine. Say what you will about the music. But they were downright fun and entertaining. Truly one of a kind and the last of a dying breed.

[@joannebeauchamp1169]

Black Oak Arkansas was REALLY BIG back in the early to mid 70’s...Yes, Jim Dandy influenced David Lee Roth...they could have passed for brothers! It’s amazing how now Black Oak is almost forgotten. I worked at a club that Ruby Starr and her band played at after she left Black Oak to go solo. Ruby was, without a doubt, one of the most DYNAMIC singers I have ever seen... She literally COMMANDED the stage! P.S. Ruby was an admirer of Janis Joplin...I can see why!

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

Attention Jim Mangrum : David Led Roth has stolen your act !

[@RNFORLAW]

The 70's were the BEST music by far ~

[@lisahuckile8370]

Me and my late husband saw this band in person, omg the memories I love and miss

[@SaraGrant-xj4lr]

At 16 , my best frind and I hitched hiked to Birmingham to see Black Oak Arkansas. Crazy wild times back then 😅 we loved the rooster struts 😊

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

I remember listening to this song back in the early 70s ..when WLS am played music

[@kerbygator]

@@TabithaReminiec3399 I grew up in Chicago myself. Larry Lujack and Johnny B.

[@Debbie-nc4nh]

Early 1970s

[@ivanmay7890]

I always liked Jim Dandy, a bit of a shame most people only remember them for this one song.

[@mjstrat]

Classic song and performance, this song has stuck with me for 45 years, fantastic then as well as now!

[@montana3665]

My very first concert, Black Oak Arkansas, Aerosmith, and Gary Wright in Birmingham AL 1975, good ol days.

[@ekassien]

Ruby Starr really was way underrated & I could never figure out why. She had an electric & magnetic stage-presence, unmatched by any other woman rocker, in my opinion. I had the good fortune of seeing them play many, many times in central WI back in the late 70s & early 80s; they never disappointed. What wonderful memories. If I ever get to OH I'm gonna lay flowers on her grave. Thanks for all the memories, Ruby.

[@barbaradascalos4411]

Vaguely aware of the band..but not Ruby..wow..she's really got it. A Spitfire/Firecracker wrapped in the body of a 5ft. Strawberry Shortcake. Given the right record company/mgmt she Could have had a solo career..as it was it Looks like music peaked for her in early to mid 20's. Plus she went out in a very hard time with way with Lung cancer leading to brain tumour just like what happened to EVH. RIP Ruby you were one in a million.

[@roncoghlan8196]

I agree. She should've been a huge star.

[@juliereminiec4937]

This song was played on WLS am back in the early 70s

[@ekassien]

@ Alissa: OMG, your comment about WLS could start a whole other comment thread! I used 2 listen 2 WLS on an old AM radio back in the mid 70's - and I lived in Sheboygan, WI back then. No kidding!

[@SvenTviking]

Unmatched?

[@robinfrady5257]

I actually was at a concert in Jax, FL in '73 to see BOA. The warm up band was the Eagles. Man! I'm old😅

[@charlesdelong5479]

I saw them in mid 70's at the Rally in the Valley at Lebanon Valley Speedway in upstate NY Also playing was Blue Oyster Cult

[@ellywinterquist7665]

Boy this takes me back... I forgot all about Black Oak... Gooood rockin music!!!!

[@mikemartin4742]

I had the pleasure of seeing Black Oak Arkansas when I was younger in bham alabama. The crowd went nuts when Ruby came out. god bless her.

[@chriscasa167]

Ruby. Wow!!! We saw this at a midnight show and all we remembered was Ruby.

[@user-cq7ef2il3b]

Why wouldn't you want to listen?this is rock and roll at its best

[@JoelBrandt-x6l]

We saw Ruby Starr and Grey Ghost open for Aerosmith on their Toys in Attic tour. She was Great!

[@sheilascott3048]

This would never have been a hit without Ruby Starr RIP 👍

[@davidzuchowski531]

You're dizzy.

[@bobfedyski502]

Oh, yeah! When I saw them around '74, that outfit and shoes were all she wore, nothing under it, she made VERY clear, repeatedly 😉

[@robertbutler7299]

They did pretty good on Hey Y’all without her..

[@jamesayers2452]

Hello I concur with you 👍 I saw blackoak Arkansas and had front row seats right under Ruby stars mic , as a 12 year old boy, and everyone stood up and I was under her, Houston texas!!!

[@deborahguseman9927]

Jim Dandy was awesome..seen him without Ruby..he put on a show..my 1st concert..16 ..right at the stage..Of course he had to take a toke ..like said he was awesome

[@garypruitt4289]

When Rock Music was great. Miss the 70's

[@phillipholt6005]

I love BOA. I wish 70s music was still around but the performer's are old like me.

[@tomdalrymple8170]

@@phillipholt6005 me too seen them at cal jam and at golden bear in huntion beach cal in 80s he bent down and said that boys 16. Years öld i was in a body cast so they put me next to stage The kid was in a band called streets that s all i knpw cool shit O lived im cal if i ever want to hear abought it ley me know.

[@saucespicy5683]

very true, also some 60's, 80's and 90's

[@TheBrooklynbodine]

From one Gary to another, me too!

[@ginadisantis2684]

anyone know if Jim is still alive? If he is I have a wild memory story of him n myself at a concert.lol. no sex involved, but blew his mind,laughing.🤣

[@dirish709]

They looked like they were having ALOT of fun! Those were the days.

[@unclebob53703]

Saw her and her band live in what passed for a nightclub in Stevens Point, Wisconsin when I was in college, in a previous century. The absolute real thing.

[@MrTruckerf]

Oh? What century?

[@unclebob53703]

@@MrTruckerf THE 16TH, SMARTASS

[@andysinn8655]

She played all around central Wisconsin back in the day but I was a little too young but still enjoy her music now.From Marshfield

[@chasjacks9378]

The Brat Stop. LOL

[@markmorse9445]

I'm a Pointer myself but I saw her open up for the WHO on their farewell tour in 82' in Milwaukee

[@jamesayers2452]

Again I had front roll seats, right underneath MRS RUBY STARS MIC 🎤 dress ed as she is now, that made a 12 year old boy, plum happy!!!

[@skoomobru]

Saw them in 75 with Foghat and Montrose. Can't remember it.

[@lfader]

Saw Ronnie Montrose twice mega guitar player smoking hot💥👊💪💪👍💖⚡⚡

[@edlococo4106]

Saw them the same year. Head Eat warmed them up. I was 15. My first concert ever. It rocked.

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Ed Lococo ... I always thought it was Head East.

[@edlococo4106]

@@JW...-oj5iw lol. Typo

[@rogerdodger1831]

Saw many in those days I can't remember, those darn ludes.

[@sully4627]

My left ear enjoyed this.

[@THE-HammerMan]

They had so much fun on stage, it was contagious towards the audience-- ALL had fun at their concerts! They'd usually come out after the show in a while and talk with fans. DAMN great band, and hugely underappreciated!!!

[@stevee.asherhouseofasherpo8367]

Matthew Hamersly this was the soundtrack of my western Ky upbringing. Wish I could meet the ole boy.

[@larry45044]

agree my friend

[@JohmathanBSwift]

Never seen this. Awesome

[@danielpinchok6949]

Caught BOA a number of years ago in a very intimate setting. Man!...It was like a religious experience.

[@michaelmitchell8291]

I was fortune to see black oak arkansas in the 70s. What a show

[@Pineemonkeys2ndchannel]

I forgot how friggin awesome Black Oak Arkansas really was. Jim dandy to the rescue

[@workplacewarriordoctorpepp203]

i grew up in the 70's and i am still in shock ! great post !

[@theoldscout3478]

Iron Butterfly, Blues Image and Black Oak Arkansas, what a tour. Black Oak knocked my socks off every time--Turtle

[@jackgoodwin7852]

Saw them in concert 1974, omg, fantastic!!!!!!

[@panheadchick1212]

A band full of beautiful men.....made my 15 year old heart just die..in the '70s ..

[@brianfreel1473]

Yerhaa

[@michaelobrian6103]

I saw Black Oak Arkansas while stationed in Germany with U.S. Army in the early 1970's. Their show was fantastic.

[@tombloom5223]

Forgot about this classic...Ruby Starr has such a voice and energy level....so much fun to listen to

[@christopherangeli8847]

Slightly remembered but totally underrated band.

[@djamo1969]

Some of the best footwear ever worn by a band in this video. Gotta love it!

[@jd-pc2dg]

Saw them in late 72 or early 73 in Bismarck, ND. Blue Oyster Cult was the opening band. Great show.

[@davewhiting831]

And that's how the character of David Lee Roth was created

[@renadromey620]

😁

[@guynellerandle9742]

Dave Whiting , exactly!

[@largelester]

And that's how the character of Flo, that's Florence Jean Castleberry, from Mel's Diner was created!

[@jimwade1732]

Hair, dress and Stage performance I think that's what he's implying

[@adamtravis3040]

@Big Bill O'Reilly You basically lost every single morsel of credibility with this statement..Thus catapulting David Lee Roth into our hearts as a true hero. {When they lettin' you out? Still got a few months left? Rest easy..ain't nobody out here waitin' for ya no-how.}

[@danielshaw8049]

I heard Jim Dandy is still alive I would like to meet the woman. Post mark: Heard Ruby Starr, up and died. RIP!

[@degatagauwatie4073]

She died a very long time ago, but the band still plays.

[@keffsimpson7025]

Saw them in Charlotte in the mid 70s. Jim threw a towel in the crowd and I caught it. My girl friend still has it. As good as a concert as you would ever see.

[@garystone3476]

I saw them live in Philly in the early 70s. Their drummer did possibly the best solo I ever saw.

[@scottbada4998]

Same here n at the end Tommy Aldridge the drummer did a standing broad jump over his drums

[@lizoneal2518]

At 15 or 16 I was supposed to be riding around our little town in NW Iowa. We took off and drove to Twin Lakes where Black Oak Arkansas was playing at an old roller skating rink at the lake. This was in 1975 or 1976 when Jim Dandy was popular. Back then the drinking age was 18 and the IDs had no picture. We got in. Story was that old wooden rink was on some sort of springs. IDK about that but I can tell you that place was standing room only and jumping like crazy. I got home LATE and got into trouble but man it was worth it

[@richardworden9747]

Actually got to meet the whole band in Las Vegas at a very small venue. It was a club on Boulder highway owned by calamity Jane. Try where so down to Earth. Thy all signed my concert Stub . And Jim told me to go get a beer out of the refrigerator. It was full of cans of Bud. Only sad part was it was a short time after Ruby star has passed. She was such a beautiful lady . And a true Red head. One of the best nights of my life. Sorry it was so long ago. But great times all the same.

[@howardejjohnson9477]

I'm gonna start playing this hit from junior high swim team. BOA has blessed me for 50 yrs. Thanks. Don't get old don't die

[@blown22]

Ruby Starr's big hair was ahead of its time.

[@dcummings4834]

Saw them a bunch of times in the early 70's...dont remember too much about any of them...except that it was AWESOME!

[@dalethelander3781]

@@dcummings4834 If you remember the 70s, you didn't really live them. 😁

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

Ruby had a ratted up Perm

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

​@@dalethelander3781 I lived in the 70s..I remember 1970 -1975

[@muffs55mercury61]

I heard Ruby Starr passed away some years ago. She spiced up the song big time. The top 40 was rather dull in the year 1974 but this one really spiced it up and gave me some hope. Still got my 45 of this.

[@johnnyhawkins43]

I just love BLACK OAK ARKANSAS I WAS FORTUNATELY LUCKY TO HAVE SEEN THEM TWICE ONCE IN THE 70sAND AGAIN IN THE ninties NINETIES T

[@timfremstad3434]

If I was a southern rock band, these guys are what I'd want to look like .....They're my heroes...

[@richardleewagner3939]

You never heard of the Allman Brothers?

[@timfremstad3434]

@@richardleewagner3939 point taken

[@tombutler3598]

Allman Brothers are/were wonderful, but they don't put on the "show" like Black Oak. The Marshall Tucker Band was INCREDIBLE, and I would put Toy & his brother, Tommy, up against any musicians in the world. BUT, just like the Allman Brothers, they just stand there and play their incredible hit songs, and don't ever get close to the fun, wild "show" you get with Black Oak Arkansas and Jim "Dandy" Mangrum. I LOVE all 3 bands.

[@bradleygolden5229]

Got to hang out with them several years ago and got to be friends with their guitarist at the time. They were old by then, but still rocked.

[@johnstovall4138]

my childhood friend is Rocky Athas, he played with them at the time

[@vickiedowner8924]

This was My First Concert ,They Were awesome , Rip Ms. Ruby💞

[@englishdog1234]

saw these as a back up group for black sabbath cannot remember year but they were great when sabbath done Albert hall London UK .

[@susanmcgill7048]

My first ever concert was Black Oak Arkansas! I'll never forget it! It was a blast.

[@lindagreaney5136]

Mine too! What a show! I couldn’t have had a better time! Blast had 75 Memphis. During their old Mid South Fair, annual event. Mid South Coliseum was packed with fans. Aerosmith was their warm up band playing Toys in the Attic album that night. Local Memphis band was on stage first. Not sure, maybe Target first.

[@brianfreel1473]

Another hottie

[@TWTexasA1]

Little did anyone know their drummer Tommy Aldridge would end up being one of the best drummers in the world. The man is a monster behind a drum kit 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@meauxjeaux431]

FACT !

[@spottedliver]

Interesting back story.Aldridge himself has become very influential, and is regarded as a double bass drum pioneer in rock music.

[@TWTexasA1]

@@spottedliver , I believe that..to me he’s not like anyone else. Has his own style of attacking the drums and cymbals. And his solos are awesome, not all drummers should do solos…I’ve seen quite a few of Tommy’s solos that were just mind blowing . I’ve seen a lot of drummers in my life and I just think Tommy’s probably the best…

[@jrobdickson8498]

@@spottedliver naah- Ronnie Tutt was doing the double bass with Elvis before that-

[@earlfox6030]

Not sure how many bands I have seen him with, the latest was White snake about four yrs ago

[@ChrisG1122]

My first time seeing him was at Notre Dame in early 70's. Everyone stood thru the whole concert! He was really sexy then.

[@lisamarquez4369]

As usual, I heard this, before I saw it. All the best music I have ever heard, was heard! Before it was seen. All the Best Music...is

[@michaelhayes2478]

Saw Black Oak Arkansas, Iron Butterfly, at Henry Levitt Arena in 1972. That be in Wichita Kansas at WSU.

[@Free2choose]

The BEAST Tommy Aldridge on drums. Had a super long career with great bands

[@danadesimone9322]

He sure is

[@billvender7072]

This is one song that I never get tired of and it always gives me that Jim Dandy DC plane high that I need !

[@UrbanXExplorer]

She was in her own class of classics..sadly passed but not forgotten. Rockin ass little body to..lol

[@tammiecampbell6164]

Amazing band!!! I boogie still when I hear them!!! Its NEVER enough!!!

[@chrisw6164]

I pick up Black Oak Arkansas albums any time I find them. So great

[@robertbaker6277]

One of my first 8-tracks. Awesome man!

[@rbilleaud]

Ruby Starr was the kind of woman my mother warned me about. And of course exactly the kind of woman I wanted.

[@robertmceuen3630]

Saw them live at Winterkand SF many times back in the day. Always a great opening act.

[@willperryman4559]

I lived and traveled with this group in 1968 in Memphis, New Orleans, and Paragould Arkansas, the group was called Nobody Else. Awww the good ol’ hippie days.

[@cherryberry2423]

I'm here for Ruby Starr she was so gorgeous and talented!

[@BillLaBrie]

It was a moment. Southern-fried country rock was a moment. It had to pass. But for a glistening second, it was pretty wild.

[@ronniebishop2496]

The music just never ended and more music was created in ten years of the music revolution in the 60s and 70s than all the rest put together.

[@Elidogz]

Strawberry jam / baldknob arkansas . What a time back in tha day

[@anjawade8284]

Another one of my top 10s

[@markrush5013]

i hung out one night with jim dandy after a show....it was at a nightclub in the middle of nowhere in TN......he was so fucking cool to all us hillbillies after he came off stage ..he did an amazing show ...i got drunker than a mofo and all these years later l still remember him playing his guts out for us.

[@johnmatullo773]

Tender?

[@Declare57]

Who could believe Jim Mangrum would still be with us in 2019! Ruby jammed with us one night and she was 5 feet tall, hair, heels and all!

[@davidmiller8856]

still cute! amen!

[@kittyschneider3271]

Jim and his band stayed with myself Kitty and Vinny in Las Vegas we took them home to Arkansas then to Tulsa

[@phyllismauro8481]

Great memories.RIP Ruby,You came as close to Janis as best as anyone else can.

[@StellaWaldvogel]

In some ways I like her better than Janis. Stellar vocals and a fun stage persona, kind of a dirty Orphan Annie. I miss Ruby.

[@donfostermusician3690]

I remember watching this when it aired on TV back when the record had just been released Glued to the screen and volume turned up loud jamming to Jim Dandy with Ruby rocking the planet! Good times back then!!

[@toothlessbluesboynorman1617]

Ive been listening to Black Oak for years...never seen this . It's like indulgence. Thanks

[@michaelsellers9365]

Ruby was so great. I love all her performances.

[@wescollins2981]

This band and this song especially just put a huge smile on my face!

[@craigcricket7932]

Google Black Oak Arkansas. Cool stuff. Visiting is on my bucket list.

[@wescollins2981]

@@craigcricket7932 oh yeah man I already have

[@bryanharrison1038]

Nothing like a tender romantic ballad!!!

[@johnmatullo773]

Tender?

[@MrBsmith5320]

Seen them in Louisville Ky several times.

[@gsmith207]

Ya! Tommy Aldridge on drums! Always loved that set up he had! My man still rockin to this day. Love it

[@dkapone]

Ruby Starr......Rest In Peace, girl.

[@wilmorin2895]

What did she die from? And when?

[@JRSnyderJrAZ]

@@wilmorin2895 1995 that's what wikipedia is for en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_Starr

[@garyv2196]

Constance Henrietta Mierzwiak

[@robertvertacnik9989]

@@wilmorin2895 Lung cancer.

[@56cadd]

@@wilmorin2895 , smoking Marlboros

[@loriquintana4333]

Oh I loved this song when I was a teenager!

[@coffeedrinkinwoman]

I saw them in concert more than once back in the good ol' days!! LOVED BOA

[@brianfreel1473]

Can’t stand to see a little girl cry :)

[@markwilliams5606]

What another great band! They were at the Mississippi River festival! Every one was there

[@carolcraig6053]

Met Ruby at a club here in Las Vegas. As I remember it they were doing a tribute to her she needed money. I went and had her sign my Black Oak Arkansas album. She was very sweet but so very ill. RIP you beauty

[@marcb.9492]

She looks like she was having so much fun up there, wish I could have been there

[@brendayork3624]

They need to come back!! I know that they still play!!! Love them 💕

[@brianfreel1473]

Hi Brenda I got a hot rod

[@RichardKarlson]

They were a great band to see live. They were backup along with Brownsville Station at a Johnny Winter concert I attended in Vancouver BC around 1973. BOA stole the show, first time I had ever heard of them. They were so well received in Vancouver, they returned and I seen them again about a year later.

[@frankfarago2825]

Black Oak Arkansas was the opening act for Black Sabbath in Asbury Park, NJ in the Summer of 1972. I was in 3rd row center. There was no lady in the band, and the guys dressed totally differently, too. I remember the black equipment crates on stage with the name of the band and an address for them (or their mgmt company) on Beverly Boulevard in Beverly HIlls, California.

[@JaimeMartinezJr-k5v]

I was 7 years old watching this commercial...great memories..

[@willywonkalol2433]

Very first concert I ever attended. A guy never forgets his first time..

[@turdferguson12]

CDB. 14 years old 1987 Pete Matthews Coliseum

[@Daves_not_here]

Back in the late seventies, Ruby Star and the Grey Band would come to a small club in my home town in Wisconsin. We never missed an opportunity to spend an evening with her. Rest In Peace, sweet lady.

[@lynnmetzner2741]

Dave Arndt -Thanks Dave. I was watching and thinking, Ruby Starr, Ruby Starr, where do I know that name? Of course, seeing her in Wisconsin with the Grey Band! Met her in the ladies room at a venue in Milwaukee and she was so tiny and approachable. Good memories.

[@janetstrothman8087]

Same here saw her in Wisconsin to times once at Leisure Lanes and once at mr. D's white elephant

[@janetstrothman8087]

Monroe Wisconsin

[@dalethelander3781]

Anybody remember The Edgewater?