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Knox and Tyre left and were replaced by Bob Norsoph and Randy Carlisle; and Mike Rummans replaced Ratzloff. When Norsoph and Carlisle themselves left, Rummans moved to guitar and Jim Lanham came in on bass; he was soon replaced in turn by Teddy Rooney, the son of actor Mickey Rooney .
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The band was renamed "Sky Saxon and the Seeds" in 1968, by which point Bob Norsoph (guitar) and Don Boomer (drums) had replaced Savage and Andridge, respectively. Saxon continued to use the name "The Seeds", utilizing various backup musicians, at least through 1972.
They were soon playing ~the Hullabaloo on a steady basis, with Bookasta signing on as manager -- in 1966, Knox, Tyre, and Ratzloff exited, with guitarists Bob Norsoph and Randy Carlisle, and bassist Mike Rummans signing on in their stead. When Norsoph and Carlisle quit soon after, Rummans moved to guitar, with Jim Lanham briefly assuming bass ...
30. Aug. 2017 · They were soon playing the Hullabaloo on a steady basis, with Bookasta signing on as manager -- in 1966, Knox, Tyre, and Ratzloff exited, with guitarists Bob Norsoph and Randy Carlisle, and bassist Mike Rummans signing on in their stead.
Bob Norsoph had replaced John Knox on lead guitar and Mike Rummans (from The Sloths) had replaced Herby Ratzloff on bass in 1966. Rummans would later switch to lead guitar and replace Norsoph, with Jim Lanham taking over the bass slot. Randy Carlisle then replaced Larry Tyre on rhythm guitar. When Carlisle departed, the Yellow Payges continued ...
The Yellow Payges discography and songs: Music profile for The Yellow Payges, formed 1965. Genres: Psychedelic Rock, Heavy Psych, Acid Rock. Albums include Where the Action Is!
