The T-Bones

Genres:	Pop / Rock
Decades Active:	1960s
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Biography

A studio instrumental group of Liberty Records based in Los Angeles, California, USA, the T-Bones represent an era when many instrumentals were recorded by house-band session members and released on the unsuspecting public as being recordings by a real rock 'n' roll live ensemble. The T-Bones represented a variety of studio session men under the production aegis of Joe Saraceno (16 May 1937, Utica, New York, USA), who had previous experience with another studio instrumental hitmaker, the Routers (of "Let's Go' fame). The mainstays of the band were guitarist Don Hamilton (originally from Wetnatchee, Washington), bass player Joe Frank Carollo (from Leland, Mississippi), and drummer/steel drummer Tommy Reynolds (from New York City). The first LPs by the T-Bones, Boss Drag and Boss Drag At The Beach, were released in 1964 to exploit the craze for instrumentals evoking surf and hot-rod themes. Doin" The Jerk followed in 1965 to exploit a huge west coast dance craze, The...

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