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	+ ------ + ''2016-04-27 18:13:33'' [[nbsp]] The organist for the Oxford Watch Band was Jimmy Gilbert. Sax and recorder player and co-lead vocalist was Peter Fuino. --["Users/BasilMarascoJr"]

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	+ ------ + ''2014-04-16 23:32:38'' [[nbsp]] Brad Wheat, later became the guitarist for the Oxford Watchband including Jay Mate on vocals Gary Castle on Bass, Geno Charlse Drums, I don't recall the organist and I should. They were an original sound that predated the Band Chicago. Later during the Oxford Watchband, Franke Previte (vocalist, horn player and song writer) joined the band. Franke Previte went on to the lead vocalist for a band Franke and the knockouts and later went ob to write "Time of My Life" and “Hungry Eyes” for the movie Dirty Dancing. --["Users/RNicholson"]

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EileenF — 2014-01-07T20:27:59Z

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- Other venues that were especially memorable included the Leopards Den, the Leicester Casino, the ["Monroe YMCA"], the Sandsabarn, Club Carousel, Long Point Park, Club Commodore, the Beacon, and various fraternity and sorority houses.	+ Other venues that were especially memorable included the ["Bengal Inn"], Leopards Den, the Leicester Casino, the ["Monroe YMCA"], the Sandsabarn, Club Carousel, Long Point Park, Club Commodore, the Beacon, and various fraternity and sorority houses.

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- The '''Angry Young Men''' was a ["Lost Rochester Bands" band] formed in ["1964"] by Brad Wheat. All the original members went to the ["Rush-Henrietta Central School District" Rush-Henrietta Central School]. They were:	+ The '''Angry Young Men''' was a garage ["Lost Rochester Bands" band] formed in ["1964"] by Brad Wheat. All the original members went to the ["Rush-Henrietta Central School District" Rush-Henrietta Central School]. They were:
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- '''Note:''' The Angry Young Men of Henrietta is not the same as fellow garage band the Angry Men of Rochester. Both groups recorded at Fine Recording Studio.	+ '''Note:''' The Angry Young Men of Henrietta is not the same as fellow garage band the Angry Men, who were based in the City of Rochester. Both groups recorded at Fine Recording Studio.

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	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Artist''' \|\| + \|\|The Angry Young Men\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Members (Total)'''\|\| + \|\|Ray Bellizia\|\| + \|\|Keith Finkelstein\|\| + \|\|Phil Kraft\|\| + \|\|Marty Lawlor\|\| + \|\|Jack Radtke\|\| + \|\|Jim Schulz\|\| + \|\|Charlie Theofanis\|\| + \|\|Brad Wheat\|\| + \|\|David Wing\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Genre'''\|\| + \|\|Garage Rock\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Years Active'''\|\| + \|\|1964-67, with periodic reunions\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html Interview] on 60sGarageBands.com\|\| +
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- ===Links=== - * [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngryYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com	+ '''Note:''' The Angry Young Men of Henrietta is not the same as fellow garage band the Angry Men of Rochester. Both groups recorded at Fine Recording Studio.

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- '''Angry Young Men''', one of the ["Lost Rochester Bands"], was formed In 1964 by Brad Wheat , all the orginal members were from Rush-Henrietta Central School. They were: Brad Wheat - Lead Guitar , Jack Radtke - Rhythm Guitar , Jim Schulz - Bass Guitar,Keyboards,Trumpet , Keith Finkelstein - Sax , Dave Wing - Drums. Brad left after a few weeks to join The Heard with his brother Jeff. Phil Kraft from another Henrietta Band ( The Viscounts) took over on lead guitar. Sometime in late 1965 Jack Radtke left and Ray Bellizia joined the band. With the addition of Ray and the eventual addition of Marty Lawlor (also from The Viscounts) who replaced Keith Finkelstein on lead vocals, the band went in a more versatile direction developing tight harmonies and experimenting musically. Although the band played the usual venues for the time: High Schools , Bowling Alleys , Teen Clubs , Bars , they were also the main draw at two Henrietta locations known as The Big Barn and The Farm..both located at The Monroe County Fairgrounds site. For two Summers during the middle 1960's , most Friday nights at The Big Barn, the band was performing to crowds of between 400-500 -people and sometimes as many as 600-700. When that contract expired the band had the unique opportunity to lease The Farm for $1.00 per year. They were allowed to fix up the interior and keep all of the profits... not bad for a bunch of teenagers! It was a great place to play with a stage that the guys built and a separate room for the setup/soundman (Danny Hurlbert) to work on the equipment. They played many gigs and had a great time for almost 3 years. Some of the venues that were especially memorable were: The Leopards Den , The Leicester Casino , The Monroe Y , The Sandsabarn , Club Carousel , Long Point Park , Club Commodore ,The Beacon and Fraternity/Sorority Houses. In January 1967 Dave Wing left the band to enlist in the Army. Charlie Theofanis (The Viscounts) took over on drums and the band continued to play together until late in the Summer of that year when Marty and Charlie entered college. Eventually Ray and Phil would enter the Army and along with Dave , serve tours in Vietnam. Jim started a long and successful career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. For the next 19 years everybody went about their lives until the Fall of 1986 when the band reformed to play for a picnic celebrating the 20 year Reunion of the class of 1966 from Rush-Henrietta Central School. Five years later the band would reform again to celebrate the 25 year Reunion of the same class. Between the two events all the members were able to attend and perform together. This is significant due to the passing of Brad and Keith within a few years after the 1991 Reunion. It was the last time "The Men" would play together. Over the years , several of the remaining members have kept their hands (and voices) in the musical arena. Ray Bellizia has performed with PEARL , STARFIRE , HEARTACHES. Jim Schulz was a long time member of NOSTALGIA and Jack Radtke has played for many years with TEXAS SON. '''See also''' [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngrYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com	+ The '''Angry Young Men''' was a ["Lost Rochester Bands" band] formed in ["1964"] by Brad Wheat. All the original members went to the ["Rush-Henrietta Central School District" Rush-Henrietta Central School]. They were: + + * Keith Finkelstein - Sax + * Jack Radtke - Rhythm Guitar + * Jim Schulz - Bass Guitar, Keyboards, and Trumpet + * Brad Wheat - Lead Guitar + * Dave Wing - Drums + + Brad left after a few weeks to join the Heard with his brother Jeff. Phil Kraft of the Viscounts, another ["Henrietta"] band, came in to take over on lead guitar. Sometime in late ["1965"] Jack Radtke left and Ray Bellizia joined the band. With the addition of Ray and the eventual addition of Marty Lawlor (also from the Viscounts), who replaced Keith Finkelstein on lead vocals, the Angry Young Men went in a more versatile direction, developing tight harmonies and experimenting musically. + + Although the band played the usual venues for the time - high schools, ["bowling"] alleys, teen clubs, ["bars"], and so forth - they were also the main draw at two Henrietta locations known as the Big Barn and The Farm. Both were located at the ["Monroe County Fair" Monroe County Fairgrounds]. For two summers during the mid-sixties, the Angry Young Men spent most Friday nights at The Big Barn, performing to crowds of between 400-500 -people and sometimes as many as 600-700. When that contract expired the band had the unique opportunity to lease The Farm for $1.00 per year. They were allowed to fix up the interior and keep all of the profits. Not bad for a bunch of teenagers! It was a great place to play with a stage that the guys built. They also had a separate room for the setup/soundman (Danny Hurlbert) to work on the equipment. They played many gigs and had a great time for almost three years. + + Other venues that were especially memorable included the Leopards Den, the Leicester Casino, the ["Monroe YMCA"], the Sandsabarn, Club Carousel, Long Point Park, Club Commodore, the Beacon, and various fraternity and sorority houses. + + In January ["1967"] Dave Wing left the band to enlist in the Army. Charlie Theofanis (another Viscounts alum) took over on drums and the band continued to play together until late in the summer of that year when Marty and Charlie entered college. Eventually Ray and Phil would enter the Army and, along with Dave, serve tours in Vietnam. Jim started a long and successful career in the pharmaceutical industry. For the next 19 years everybody went about their lives until the Fall of ["1986"] when the band reunited to play for a picnic celebrating the 20th Reunion of the Rush-Henrietta Class of 1966. Five years later the band united yet again again to celebrate the class's 25th Reunion. Unfortunately, both Brad and Keith passed a few years after the 1991 Reunion, making it the last time the Angry Young Men would play together. + + Since then, several remaining members have kept their hands (and voices) in the musical arena. Ray Bellizia has performed with Pearl, Startafire, and Heartaches. Jim Schulz was a long time member of Nostalgia and Jack Radtke has played for many years with Texas Son. + + ===Links=== + * [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngryYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com

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alexandergartley — 2010-08-23T15:14:34Z

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- '''Angry Young Men''', one of the ["Lost Rochester Bands"], was formed In 1964 by Brad Wheat , all the orginal members were from Rush-Henrietta Central School. They were: Brad Wheat - Lead Guitar , Jack Radtke - Rhythm Guitar , Jim Schulz - Bass Guitar,Keyboards,Trumpet , Keith Finkelstein - Sax , Dave Wing - Drums. Brad left after a few weeks to join The Heard with his brother Jeff. Phil Kraft from another Henrietta Band ( The Viscounts) took over on lead guitar. Sometime in late 1965 Jack Radtke left and Ray Bellizia joined the band. With the addition of Ray and the eventual addition of Marty Lawlor (also from The Viscounts) who replaced Keith Finkelstein on lead vocals, the band went in a more versatile direction developing tight harmonies and experimenting musically. Although the band played the usual venues for the time: High Schools , Bowling Alleys , Teen Clubs , Bars , they were also the main draw at two Henrietta locations known as The Big Barn and The Farm..both located at The Monroe County Fairgrounds site. For two Summers during the middle 1960's , most Friday nights at The Big Barn, the band was performing to crowds of between 400-500 -people and sometimes as many as 600-700. When that contract expired the band had the unique opportunity to lease The Farm for $1.00 per year. They were allowed to fix up the interior and keep all of the profits... not bad for a bunch of teenagers! It was a great place to play with a stage that the guys built and a seperate room for the setup/soundman (Danny Hurlbert) to work on the equipment. They played many gigs and had a great time for almost 3 years. Some of the venues that were especially memorable were: The Leopards Den , The Leicester Casino , The Monroe Y , The Sandsabarn , Club Carousel , Long Point Park , Club Commodore ,The Beacon and Fraternity/Sorority Houses. In January 1967 Dave Wing left the band to enlist in the Army. Charlie Theofanis (The Viscounts) took over on drums and the band continued to play together until late in the Summer of that year when Marty and Charlie entered college. Eventually Ray and Phil would enter the Army and along with Dave , serve tours in Vietnam. Jim started a long and successful career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. For the next 19 years everybody went about their lives until the Fall of 1986 when the band reformed to play for a picnic celebrating the 20 year Reunion of the class of 1966 from Rush-Henrietta Central School. Five years later the band would reform again to celebrate the 25 year Reunion of the same class. Between the two events all the members were able to attend and perform together. This is significant due to the passing of Brad and Keith within a few years after the 1991 Reunion. It was the last time "The Men" would play together. Over the years , several of the remaining members have kept their hands (and voices) in the musical arena. Ray Bellizia has performed with PEARL , STARFIRE , HEARTACHES. Jim Schulz was a long time member of NOSTALGIA and Jack Radtke has played for many years with TEXAS SON. '''See also''' [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngrYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com	+ '''Angry Young Men''', one of the ["Lost Rochester Bands"], was formed In 1964 by Brad Wheat , all the orginal members were from Rush-Henrietta Central School. They were: Brad Wheat - Lead Guitar , Jack Radtke - Rhythm Guitar , Jim Schulz - Bass Guitar,Keyboards,Trumpet , Keith Finkelstein - Sax , Dave Wing - Drums. Brad left after a few weeks to join The Heard with his brother Jeff. Phil Kraft from another Henrietta Band ( The Viscounts) took over on lead guitar. Sometime in late 1965 Jack Radtke left and Ray Bellizia joined the band. With the addition of Ray and the eventual addition of Marty Lawlor (also from The Viscounts) who replaced Keith Finkelstein on lead vocals, the band went in a more versatile direction developing tight harmonies and experimenting musically. Although the band played the usual venues for the time: High Schools , Bowling Alleys , Teen Clubs , Bars , they were also the main draw at two Henrietta locations known as The Big Barn and The Farm..both located at The Monroe County Fairgrounds site. For two Summers during the middle 1960's , most Friday nights at The Big Barn, the band was performing to crowds of between 400-500 -people and sometimes as many as 600-700. When that contract expired the band had the unique opportunity to lease The Farm for $1.00 per year. They were allowed to fix up the interior and keep all of the profits... not bad for a bunch of teenagers! It was a great place to play with a stage that the guys built and a separate room for the setup/soundman (Danny Hurlbert) to work on the equipment. They played many gigs and had a great time for almost 3 years. Some of the venues that were especially memorable were: The Leopards Den , The Leicester Casino , The Monroe Y , The Sandsabarn , Club Carousel , Long Point Park , Club Commodore ,The Beacon and Fraternity/Sorority Houses. In January 1967 Dave Wing left the band to enlist in the Army. Charlie Theofanis (The Viscounts) took over on drums and the band continued to play together until late in the Summer of that year when Marty and Charlie entered college. Eventually Ray and Phil would enter the Army and along with Dave , serve tours in Vietnam. Jim started a long and successful career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. For the next 19 years everybody went about their lives until the Fall of 1986 when the band reformed to play for a picnic celebrating the 20 year Reunion of the class of 1966 from Rush-Henrietta Central School. Five years later the band would reform again to celebrate the 25 year Reunion of the same class. Between the two events all the members were able to attend and perform together. This is significant due to the passing of Brad and Keith within a few years after the 1991 Reunion. It was the last time "The Men" would play together. Over the years , several of the remaining members have kept their hands (and voices) in the musical arena. Ray Bellizia has performed with PEARL , STARFIRE , HEARTACHES. Jim Schulz was a long time member of NOSTALGIA and Jack Radtke has played for many years with TEXAS SON. '''See also''' [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngrYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com

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	+ '''Angry Young Men''', one of the ["Lost Rochester Bands"], was formed In 1964 by Brad Wheat , all the orginal members were from Rush-Henrietta Central School. They were: Brad Wheat - Lead Guitar , Jack Radtke - Rhythm Guitar , Jim Schulz - Bass Guitar,Keyboards,Trumpet , Keith Finkelstein - Sax , Dave Wing - Drums. Brad left after a few weeks to join The Heard with his brother Jeff. Phil Kraft from another Henrietta Band ( The Viscounts) took over on lead guitar. Sometime in late 1965 Jack Radtke left and Ray Bellizia joined the band. With the addition of Ray and the eventual addition of Marty Lawlor (also from The Viscounts) who replaced Keith Finkelstein on lead vocals, the band went in a more versatile direction developing tight harmonies and experimenting musically. Although the band played the usual venues for the time: High Schools , Bowling Alleys , Teen Clubs , Bars , they were also the main draw at two Henrietta locations known as The Big Barn and The Farm..both located at The Monroe County Fairgrounds site. For two Summers during the middle 1960's , most Friday nights at The Big Barn, the band was performing to crowds of between 400-500 -people and sometimes as many as 600-700. When that contract expired the band had the unique opportunity to lease The Farm for $1.00 per year. They were allowed to fix up the interior and keep all of the profits... not bad for a bunch of teenagers! It was a great place to play with a stage that the guys built and a seperate room for the setup/soundman (Danny Hurlbert) to work on the equipment. They played many gigs and had a great time for almost 3 years. Some of the venues that were especially memorable were: The Leopards Den , The Leicester Casino , The Monroe Y , The Sandsabarn , Club Carousel , Long Point Park , Club Commodore ,The Beacon and Fraternity/Sorority Houses. In January 1967 Dave Wing left the band to enlist in the Army. Charlie Theofanis (The Viscounts) took over on drums and the band continued to play together until late in the Summer of that year when Marty and Charlie entered college. Eventually Ray and Phil would enter the Army and along with Dave , serve tours in Vietnam. Jim started a long and successful career in the Pharmaceutical Industry. For the next 19 years everybody went about their lives until the Fall of 1986 when the band reformed to play for a picnic celebrating the 20 year Reunion of the class of 1966 from Rush-Henrietta Central School. Five years later the band would reform again to celebrate the 25 year Reunion of the same class. Between the two events all the members were able to attend and perform together. This is significant due to the passing of Brad and Keith within a few years after the 1991 Reunion. It was the last time "The Men" would play together. Over the years , several of the remaining members have kept their hands (and voices) in the musical arena. Ray Bellizia has performed with PEARL , STARFIRE , HEARTACHES. Jim Schulz was a long time member of NOSTALGIA and Jack Radtke has played for many years with TEXAS SON. '''See also''' [http://www.60sgaragebands.com/angryyoungmen.html AngrYoungMen] on 60sGarageBands.com + + [[Comments]]