The Buckinghams

yeah, yeah, yeah.

I listened to one of your podcasts with the Buckinghams, and he said people thought they were from England.

And they had the British flags all over when he did a TV show.

I cracked up over that.

Dennis Tufano was born in 1946.

He was the original voice of the sunshine pop rock band, the Buckinghams.

They had hits back in the late 60s, like kind of a drag.

Bob Catley was born in 1947, lead vocalist for the British prog rock band Magnum.

artists who were born on september 2nd include in 1940 when mcpine was born he was the jazz and blues touring pianist who was heavily sought after by legends like tubby hayes georgie fame and charlie watts In 1943, Marty Greb was born.

The multi-instrumentalist served as the keyboardist and saxophonist for 1960s pop rock group the Buckinghams, known for their hit, Kind of a Drag.

In 1946, Michael Rother was born.

He was the German instrumentalist who was a pioneering force in the krautrock movement as a member of NOW and an early iteration of Kraftwerk.

They might've recorded some demos and early records here.

The Buckinghams were from Chicago and they probably recorded maybe their first record in Chicago.

But then from that point on, they'd leave because they're going to the places where the record industry.

Right.

Bruce Soboroff was born in 1952.

Keyboardist, vocalist for the Chicago pop rock group, the Buckinghams.

David Chastain was born in 1953.

Heavy metal guitar virtuoso who founded the power metal band Chastain, which is appropriate.

So, like I said, I'd be playing with that.

Uh, and then I got, uh, then I started making a couple dollars, so I would go into the, the '60s, you know, The Buckinghams, Ides of March, some of those Cornerstones guys.

And then, uh, then we took off.

Yeah.

to do.

Nick Fortuna here from the Buckinghams, everybody on the podcast.

I feel really special.

I just got back from...

And it doesn't have to be live.

Nick

Fortuna from the Buckinghams.

We're going to have phone-ins.

No, my, my dad's band opened up for Jefferson Airplane.

They played at my father's high school, and my father's band was like big, you know, they would, they opened up for The Buckinghams and like, uh...

These are Chicago area bands and stuff, you know, but in the late '60s.

But Jefferson Airplane played Kankakee High School, and, uh, she was like teasing them 'cause they, I mean, these are kids, they're not even seniors.