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Date Posted: 16:07:31 11/17/04 Wed
In reply to:
Joe Whitenton
's message, "Re: The website is up" on 12:14:06 11/17/04 Wed
>>>The website for the reunion has been created. It is
>>>of course an empty shell right now, waiting for you
>>>all to send ideas of what should be included on the
>>>site. I have added a few links (just my ideas). I
>>>may also change the buttons as I'm not completely
>>>happy with them. I called the site the "Sherwood
>>>Forest Gang Website". Again..let me know your ideas
>>>on a name for the site. I would like to start
>>>collecting pictures of the last reunion ASAP to
>>>display them on the site, so anything you can send me
>>>will be appreciated You can view the site at
>>>www.asqhouston.org/reunion.htm
>>>
>>>Hello to all,
>>>Joe Whitenton
>>Hello Joe
>>I think Barbra (McKenney) Smith can probably supply
>>you with allot of the pictures you can use. I sent
>>Ronnie Tanner the scrap book that was put together of
>>the Liberty Bell, and Barbra scanned all the pictures
>>that were in it. Your web site should do well. Long
>>time since we talked.
>> Allen
>
>Good to hear from you Allen. Its been alot of years
>since the Tender Trap, The Haunted House, The Body
>Shop, the Electric Eel, The Gulls Nest, Holiday Inn
>Emerald Beach, French the Beachcomers and all the
>other clubs we must have frequented at some time or
>another. I vaguely remember the Liberty Bell, but did
>see them play at the Coliseum in Corpus (that's the
>memory I have anyway). If you know the story of the
>Liberty Bell (did you play with them?), please send it
>to me and I'll put it on the site.
>
>Barbie Smith did have many pictures on a DVD at the
>re-union last month and it was amazing to see them.
>I'm sure she will send some to me for posting on the
>site.
>
>John Lopez still plays as good as ever and the Thaks
>sounded great. Carl Abby played the drums with them
>for the reunion. Eben Wood played with me and my
>brothers Richard and Pat for about a hour. Beth
>Overstreet's son also played guiter. There is no
>doubt..he will be a killer player...and soon..real
>soon. If you haven't been to the reunion, you're
>missing a great time. Give me some ideas for the site
>when you get a chance.
>
>Joe
Hello again Joe
The first day I moved to Corpus, I met a guy in a study hall class talking to me as though he had known me for years. That was Buzz Adamek, and then he ask me " do you play the guitar, oh well, you probably don't" I said I did, then we set up a time after school to meet at his house. There must have been 30+ people over there, to see the new kid from California. Scared me to death. But that's how we started the band called the Zulu's. Kinda of strange name for a bunch of white boy's. We had Carl Aeby on drums, and Wayne Harrison on bass. Later brought in Richard Painter, Buzz left, and brought in Ronnis Tanner, then changed the name to "Liberty Bell" Carl Becker's idea since there were patriot type names like Paul Revere and the Raiders. How in the heck did I get into all of this. You wanted to know if I was in the "Liberty Bell", I guess I was. Talk to you later. Allen
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