Here is a shot of Paul Staack (drums) and Jon Ludtke (guitar) onstage at the Koliseum in 1976. Apparently we were asked to wear matching outfits, so we chose our white “Your Mother Should Know” outfits inspired by The Beatles!… Read More ›
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One More 1976 Silver Laughter Photo From Our Friend In Peoria!
I couldn’t resist posting one more old photo since it has been a while since I’ve put up anything new on this site. Taken in 1976 right as Paul Staack joined the band while we were performing in Peoria, IL.
A Friend From Peoria Uncovers OLD Silver Laughter Photos
One of our dear friends, Becky Livingston, from Peoria, IL sent me some negatives which I will pass along to you over the next few months. The ones I have gotten to so far were on very small film strips… Read More ›
Back To 1978 – Silver Laughter Performs “Fire” By Ohio Players
“Fire” Click on the link above to hear this Ohio Players tune. Back in 1978 when disco was hot, this song and a few others (along with The Beatles Tribute) saved us. We used to have fun with this song… Read More ›
“Don’t Feel Bad” and “I Can’t Believe In You” – 1978 Recording of Silver Laughter in Pierre, SD
“Don’t Feel Bad” and “I Can’t Believe In You” Not quite a medley, here are two songs back to back on (I think) Silver Laughter’s last night in Pierre at a club called The Flame Room. The performance took place… Read More ›
“What You’ve Done” – A 1976 LIVE Recording of a Silver Laughter Original
“What You’ve Done” Click on the link above to hear this Jon Ludtke composition written for Silver Laughter. After I joined the group, he and I decided to be a writing team like Lennon and McCartney. So this particular arrangement… Read More ›
Buffalo Springfield’s “Bluebird” Performed by Silver Laughter in 1978 – Sung by Mick Orton of The Silvers
“Bluebird” Click on the link above to hear Silver Laughter perform this Buffalo Springfield hit. The vocal is handled by Mick Orton (now of The Silvers). The photo is just another outtake from that 1976 Worthington session. The lineup for… Read More ›
