The GTs came from Dayton, Ohio. Members were:
John Boerstler
Eddie Wells
Brenda Bishop
Mary McCartney
Bruce Larson
The Xenia Daily Gazette featured a photo of the band in February, 1967 for their date at the Blue Moon Ballroom.
A 1966 single “Bad Girl” and “Farewell Faithless Farewell” on Nashville NV-5302 is reputed to be by this band, however neither song was written by a member of the group. Cathryn Wright wrote “Farewell, Faithless, Farewell” while “Bad Girl” was written by Earl Isble, listed in March, 1966 copyright registration as Earl Roger Isble. Tronic BMI published both songs.
The 45 was a Starday Recording and Publishing production, so the band only had to send their tape in, not travel to Tennessee.
I REMEMBER WHEN WE WENT TO NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. I DID A RECORDING , IT’S ALL OVER AND JUST PASSING THROUGH, THE SAME DAY BAD GIRL WAS RECORDED AT STARDAY RECORDING
STUDIO IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
THANK YOU, BRENDA BISHOP.
Wow, I remember the band well. Too bad there’s no performance vids.
Needs a correction;
I was in the New GT’s back in the 60’s,
We did travel to Starday Records in
Madison Tennessee to record both sides.
I remember it well because we did an excursion
to the Ryman Auditorium for the
Grand Ole Opry.
We used to watch the GT’s one place was Hare’s ? Party House north of town.
you people are listing the wrong band members jeff shoup was the drummer BRUCE Sams played Base.
Earl Isble was my Dad. I went to several practices with him when they worked on his song.
Very Kewl!