The Ramrocks
The Ramrocks or Buck Ram's Ramrocks were an American rock band of the 1950s led by Buck Ram. They toured as the backing band of Ray Scott.[1][2]
Discography
[edit]- A: Hot Rock B: On The Rocks 1958
- A: The Great Pretender B: Humrock 1959[3]
- The Flares A: Foot Stompin' - Part 1 The Ramrocks B: Foot Stompin' - Part 2 1961
- A: Lasagna B: Pasha 1962
- A: Odd Man Theme B: Benfica Press Records 1962
References
[edit]- ^ Billboard - 18 May 1959 - Page 26 Tour of at least eight weeks, will encompass Italy, France, North Africa, Scandinavia, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey and Israel. Artists include Benny Joy and Big John Taylor, Ray Scott and the Ramrocks, ...
- ^ Billboard - 13 Apr 1959 - Page 56 What It Means to Have a Friend Scott sings with a group known as the Ramrocks on this bouncy effort
- ^ Billboard - 16 Nov 1959 - Page 23 Comers include "Years From Now" by Delia Reese on Josie, "Boogie Bear" by Johnny Preston on Mercury, "My Little Marine" by Jamie Horton on Joy, "Goodnight, My Love" by Jesse Belvin on Jamie and "Humrock" by the Ramrocks on ...
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