Here we are again with Carl Frisch, sound and light man from the fall of 1976 Worthington “collection”. The photos from these sessions show several wardrobe changes that must have taken place over several days. Carl’s pictures all show him… Read More ›
Here is yet another version of “I Want To Hold Your Hand” from our Beatles Tribute. Culled from set #2 which was over 50 minutes long, it got a great crowd response from the Port Byron audience in 1978. What… Read More ›
I really like this photo as an ad lib pose. The sun is in our eyes, and the wind is blowing big time. But Art had a great photographic eye, and caught us in this unscripted moment. Mick Orton
Results are coming in so Friday will be the last day to post a choice or choices on the poll I did last week about your favorite song from “Handle With Care”. Please take the time to go up and… Read More ›
In 1978 Silver Laughter was rolling along as my booking calendar shows. We were playing almost non-stop even though disco had raised its ugly head. Our Beatles Tribute helped make us stand out from other bands who were getting the… Read More ›
Art sent me an e-mail about the photos I have been posting with the hanging plant which may be seen here in this picture. He thinks it may have been taken at The County Seat in Carroll, Iowa… maybe. I… Read More ›
Here is yet another photo from the 1976 Worthington, MN sessions which was right after Paul Staack had joined the merry band of… band. One of Kim’s pictures was on the same set of negatives so he must have been… Read More ›
Silver Laughter is interested in which songs off our first album, “Handle With Care”, you like most. Multiple choices are available! So let us know, and I will post the results at a later date! Mick Orton
“She Loves You”was one of the finale songs from both our Beatles Tributes. In set 1 we ended with “She Loves You”, “I Want To Hold Your Hand” and “Sergeant Pepper – Reprise”. In set 2 we ended with… Read More ›
Jon sang lead on this Boz Scaggs tune which is culled from our Port Byron sessions back in 1978. I posted it in February of 2013 but wanted to bring it to the top again. We learned it in an… Read More ›