I recall a day early on in my Silver Laughter days where I was given the cool job of driving the van with the trailer. I was given instructions to follow Carl Frisch, the other sound and light man, who… Read More ›
Glenn Stone
More On Silver Laughter’s Ken and Mick as Double Shot
(Note: Ken and I have been e-mailing back and forth about our experiences as a duo. I am going to post here what we started talking about in interview format. I hope you find it interesting. Many times I have… Read More ›
Meeting A “Starr” with Silver Laughter
One of my favorite trips through Minnesota was hitting a spot that Silver Laughter performed often during my time with them. It was a club in Shakopee (outside of Minneapolis) called Doc Hollidays, and that was where Silver Laughter played my… Read More ›
On The Road With Silver Laughter! (Or Where Is The Road?)
I hadn’t been with the band more than a month or two, and we were scheduled to play, I believe, somewhere in South Dakota. Luck being my middle name, and being the youngest member of the band I got the… Read More ›
YOU Did it! Silver Laughter’s Website Reaches 10,000 Hits Since Opening in Nov. 2012!
Thanks to everyone who checked in from every nation on the planet to find out more about our band! Silver Laughter thanks you for your interest as we reached the 10,000 mark sometime this afternoon. Keep coming back. There is… Read More ›
Another Picture of Silver Laughter’s Ken and Mick as Double Shot
In the other article I did on the duo Ken and I were in called Double Shot, I noted the agency, Biggstar Talent Productions, was Ken and me. The PO Box was mine in the downtown Davenport post office where… Read More ›
Marshall Independent Publishes a Story on Silver Laughter
“The last time Silver Laughter played together was more than 30 years ago, and the band’s members have been trying to keep its music alive. The Davenport, Iowa-based group once graced the stage at Marshall’s Blue Moon and the Valhalla… Read More ›
Meeting/Joining Silver Laughter
This is my story of meeting and ultimately joining Silver Laughter. It was 1979, I was all of 18 years old, and the place was New Ulm, Minnesota. At the time I was working for a well known lumber company… Read More ›
The Things We Roadies Did for Silver Laughter!
Note: Glenn Stone was our sound and light man who trained with Carl Frisch near the end of our band days. This was the period when we were trying to change our image away from the “Beatles Band” and develop… Read More ›
How Could We Have Forgotten Glenn Stone?
Tonight I spent some time on the phone with a fellow whom I have yet to mention on this website. Near the end of our time together as Silver Laughter, we were going to replace sound and light man, Carl… Read More ›