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The reformed lineup, beginning in 2016, featured original members Don Dannemann and Michael Losekamp, joined by Pat McLoughlin, Mike Rousculp (d. 2019), Don White, Scott Langley, and later by Mike Shoaf (2019–2021). Dean Kastran, a founding member of The Ohio Express, joined the band in June 2021.
- 1961–1968, 2016–present
- Easton, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Big Stir Records proudly brings you the first album from '60s hitmakers and Sunshine Pop legends THE CYRKLE in over 50 years: REVIVAL. The album features 13 new tracks in the band's classic style from the 21st Century lineup of the band, anchored by original members DON DANNEMANN and MIKE LOSEKAMP.
15. Apr. 2019 · Fabulous Flip Sides – The Cyrkle Interview. We spoke with Don, Mike and Pat from The Cyrkle, the U.S. band known for the 1966 hits “Red Rubber Ball” and “Turn-Down Day,” and discussed all their Columbia singles, their Beatles connection, Paul Simon, and Sirius XM’s Phlash Phelps. By Warren Kurtz.
But, the bass player in that band was Mike Rousculp who helped me form Dixie Peach. Mike and I have been playing music together since 1967. My early guitar influences were Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Michael Bloomfield, B.B. King, Albert King, and Jeff Beck. I was lucky enough to meet both Eric and Jimi after they played show in Ohio. When we ...
Samen met bandleden Pat McLoughlin (gitarist/zanger), Scott Langley (drummer), Don White (leadgitarist) en aanvankelijk bassisten Rick Brown (overleden 2015) en later Mike 'Roscoe' Rousculp (overleden 2019), nam de band onmiddellijk de twee grootste hits Red Rubber Ball en Turn Down Day van The Cyrkle op in hun show met Losekamp op ...
- pop
- Verenigde Staten
- 1966 tot 1967
- Muziek
The Cyrkle was an American rock band active in the early and mid-1960s. The group charted two Top 40 hits, "Red Rubber Ball" and "Turn-Down Day".
Mike "Roscoe" Rousculp, Don Dannemann, Pat McLoughlin, Don White BOCA RATON - FEBRUARY 02: The Cyrkle performs during Stars Of The Sixties at the Carole & Barry Kaye Auditorium at Florida Atlantic University on February 2, 2019 in Boca Raton, Florida.
