“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 ›
“Tush” Click on the link above to hear Jon Ludtke belt out this ZZ Top hit from a 1978 recording Silver Laughter did at Horatio’s in Brookings, South Dakota. The photo is another outtake from the 1976 session done in… Read More ›
I “borrowed” this photo from a Facebook. It was taken of Tom Kelley onstage with his Wisconsin band, The Executives. (Of course, we all know he is really in The Silvers!) Right now he and I are working on a… Read More ›
I had almost forgotten about the 1977 Silver Laughter photo session at The County Seat in Carroll, IA. There still a few outtake frames left. The thing is… they are boring! We don’t seem to have a lot of energy… Read More ›
In anticipation of our upcoming album by The Silvers on March 15, and because I am still waiting for the transfers of Silver Laughter audio material, I thought I would post another outtake from that 1976 photo session(s) in which… Read More ›
On Saturday, March 6, 2016, Tom Kelley’s other band, The Executives, played a benefit concert at the Best Western Riverfront Hotel for “Rockin’ Out Hunger”. His Facebook photos of the performance may be seen here. Our drummer for The Silvers,… Read More ›
“Don’t Want To Lose” Click on the link above to hear the third song on Silver Laughter’s second album, “Sailing On Fantasies” which was written and sung by Ken Wiles. It’s one of the best arrangements on the record. And… Read More ›
Today is Jon Ludtke’s birthday; the man, the myth, the legend of Silver Laughter!
“No One Can Do It” Click on the link above to hear the remastered version of the third song on the first album by Silver Laughter, “Handle With Care”. Green Tree, a German Company, did a complete reproduction, even better… Read More ›
I am about a week or so away from releasing new (old) material of Silver Laughter live performances from 1978-79. Carl Frisch was kind enough to trust me to get the cassettes he had of our old band transferred to… Read More ›