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Imagine that you, a 14-year-old junior high student in small town Missouri, USA, had started getting interested in music in 1955. Then, imagine you’d seen a young new singing sensation with the crazy name of Elvis on The Ed Sullivan … Continue reading
It seems like I’m overwhelmed lately with so many things. If you’re a regular reader, you’ve probably noticed that I haven’t been able to keep up with the daily posting schedule that I’d been keeping up for pretty much a … Continue reading
I told you about The Krazy Kats a while back when it was announced that the band was to be inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame. And I told you then about guitarist/vocalist Lee Dresser’s fight with Leukemia. Since … Continue reading
Krazy Kat front man Lee Dresser sent in his latest health update today. If you’ve been following along, you know that Lee has been battling leukemia. Here’s what Lee has to say: The best report of all came today….. Dr. McGuirk informed … Continue reading
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The Krazy Kats start their press kit off with a simple question, “Fifty years of rock and roll. How many bands can say that they have existed that long, with all the original members in tact?” Well that’s an easy one to … Continue reading
Those of you who’ve been following this blog for the past few weeks have seen me post about Lee Dresser and his band the Krazy Kats. You also know that I’ve posted occasional updates regarding Lee’s battle with leukemia. Well, I … Continue reading
Lee Dresser of the Krazy Kats dropped me a line with an update on his recovery. Keep sending good vibes Lee’s way everyone. Here’s what he has to report: Hello, everybody! A lot of you have been wanting an update on … Continue reading
A couple of days ago I told you about the Krazy Kats. Today I received a nice note from Lee Dresser himself, which is a real honor for me. First off, Lee reports that he’s home now and actually feeling better, … Continue reading
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Rockabilly veterans and 1991 inductees into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, The Krazy Kats, will soon also be inducted into the Kansas Music Hall Of Fame. The Kats, originally from Moberly, Missouri, started playing in 1957 when they were all about … Continue reading