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| Jeff Scarborough -
Lead & Vocal Jeff Scarborough has
been playing guitar since 1959 and recorded 8 albums with The Arrows
as a studio musician from 1964 – 1966, including the Wild Angels
Soundtrack album, which went to #11 nationwide in 1966. Jeff’s band,
The Thunderballs, circumnavigated the world from 1966 through 1967,
with their final stop – Vietnam, for 22 weeks in 1967, playing about
200 shows for the US troops. From 1968 to 1971 Jeff recorded several
albums with August Blues Band. As a news cameraman at NBC New York
for 27 years, Jeff was a 9/11 first-responder at Ground Zero – the
NBC live camera for the first collapse, and videotaped the jumpers
and the second collapse. After surviving the 9/11 attacks, Jeff
retired and moved his family to Conifer, Colorado in April 2002. As
a professional lead guitarist, Jeff quickly joined several local
bands, and currently plays in: The Bucktones, The 3eatles, Joe Bye &
Friends, and Hot Toddy. |
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| Mike
Hughes - Vocal & Percussion
My family had its share of musical talent. From vocalists to
keyboards to fiddles and guitars, music was always a part of my
life. I started on trumpet but soon found out playing “Blue Moon”
didn’t impress many girls—well there was a flute player once but
that’s another story. Once the British invasion hit I moved to bass
guitar and eventually found my instrument, lead vocals. In my teens
I had the great fortune to be the front man for an extraordinary
group of musicians. We covered everything from Mo Town, to Chicago,
to Three Dog Night and Blood Sweat & Tears. Sadly my freshman year
of college Uncle Sam informed me that playing in clubs was not a
major and would not maintain my student deferment. After the
service, career and family curtailed much of my music life. Jeff,
our lead guitarist, got me back into performing at a holiday jam
session. The last few years have been another great musical journey
as part of the 3eatles. Having fun and enjoying the ride again with
a great bunch of musicians! |
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| Joe Bye - Vocal &
Guitar |
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| Stan Huston - Bass
I grew up just east of Morrison in Bear Valley
where we could almost see the Red Rocks Amphitheatre from our front
porch, up the creek past the rickety old bridge on that summer night
back in 1964, when the Beatles made their historic appearance!....
Sadly…big brother Bob & I didn’t have $6 for tickets…...like many
wannabe kids at the time, we started playing Beatle songs on our
dad’s old 1940’s jazz guitar. I loved the bass more though and at
thirteen, I started my first band, “Edgar H. Bum’s Traveling Circus”
with the bass Daddy bought me for Christmas. Obviously, the first
song we learned was "Money". Later, we toured High School gymnasiums
and teen centers with the popular music of the day, Jethro Tull,
Mountain, Led Zeppelin and Grand Funk Railroad to mention a
few……Inspired by many of these at Red Rocks concerts just up the
creek!...In far away places like Oregon, Lake Tahoe and Monterey,
through years of Folk, Gospel, Bluegrass, Rock, Jazz, and a bunch of
other kinds of music, I’ve played, Bass, Classic guitar, folk
guitar, piano, and screaming guitar licks by the likes of Clapton,
Hendricks and my favorite, Phil Keaggy….. but, bass is still my
favorite instrument….and Jazz is still my favorite music….Back in
Colorado play'in Beatles with the 3eatles.... I also play
Jazz/Fusion/Rock and some varied comic and serious bass solo
performances on my homemade fretless basses among others with
flavors from Bach, Mancini and Pastorious. |
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John Barry - Drums &
Vocal
John claims
this to be his Bio..... believe it or not ...!
John is a
transplanted New Yorker who has been drumming since he
was 13 years old. He has done recording work for artists
as diverse as Elton John, Little Richard, Bon Jovi, and
Cher.
He once touched
Paul McCartney's trouser leg before security beat him
senseless.
He was the first
man in space and has actually discovered a cure for
cancer. He was voted People Magazine's sexiest man of
the year in 1989, '92, and again in '97. John lives in
Conifer, CO
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