Five pretty talented guys were official Raybeats: Don Christensen, Jody Harris, Pat Irwin, George Scott and Danny Amis (Scott’s replacement). Don Christensen has done a lot of work with Philip Glass, Jody Harris has worked with some of the best-known and least-known in the music industry, Pat Irwin has invaded countless living rooms with a variety of theme songs and soundtracks in addition to backing the B-52’s from 1989 to 2007, and Danny Amis hit pay dirt with Los Straitjackets. Only George Scott, due to his untimely death, didn’t make as extensive a mark as his fellow band members; even so, in his three years on the music scene (1977-80), he notched up a fairly impressive résumé. And, perhaps more importantly, at least as far as this project goes, if it hadn’t been for George Scott, there wouldn’t be a Raybeats’ tribute page because the Raybeats never would have been. - The Tone Zone
Line Up:Pat Irwin: saxophone, acetone, guitar / Jody Harris: guitar / Danny Amis: bass, guitar / Don Christensen: drums
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The Raybeats "Roping Wild Bears" - EP
gitit! no pw
https://mega.nz/file/RKwy2YyT#jL8fil7r5YM3Njgd9G7-Pg5zoMQTTToWcUYOa8MX2UU
Great thanx RYP I'm waiting for EP "It's only a Movie" with a great cover of "Jack The Ripper"
RYP
Thanks for the Raybeats. Danny Amis would later form Los Staitjackets.
Best regards
Zippy
Thanks! I have their first LP, and knew about this...but not that they were different versions than the album!
Greetings. Love your blog! Looking for a rip of "the Teenbeats- SurfBound" and "the Yetti-Men / Uppa-Trio" LP if you can help. I hope that you can. I don't where else to find them. Fingers crossed.
Cool! Thanks! Their Guitar Beat album was my gateway drug into the world of instro (for lack of a better term) many moons ago.
Elwood
Raybeats - Guitar Beat (1981)
https://musify.club/release/the-raybeats-guitar-beat-1981-543847
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