The Rockin' Continentals

about

A rockabilly band from Topeka, Kansas. They started some time in the early 1960's. The band consisted of Johnny Thompson (lead guitar, vocals) , Melvin Ralston (rhythm guitar), Chuck Smith (bass), and Bill Doyle (drums). Bob Stanley was the drummer of The Empalas in the early 60's. Melvin Ralston asked Stanley to be the drummer of The Rockin' Continentals. Stanley joined them. They performed throughout Kansas as time went by. They released 2 songs in 1962 and 2 songs in 1963 on a Tennessee record label called Casino. Bob Stanley left the band, he was drafted during the Vietnam War. He was replaced by Bill Doyle. As time went by, The Rockin' Continentals performed regularly on cruise ships. In later years, The Rockin' Continentals became a country band and changed their name to The Good Time Trio. Stanley returned to the band while they were known as The Good Time Trio. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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albums

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Trick Or Treat, Vol. 8

Rockabilly Gold, Volume 2

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At The Hop

Intoxica! Presents Hipster Halloween

Keb Darge & Little Edith's Legendary Wild Rockers 2

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Nasty Rockabilly

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The Rockin' continentals Halloween

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Buffalo Bop: Strictly Instrumental Vol. 2

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Rock

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Rockabilly Gold Vol 2

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Halloween Instrumentals 3

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Nasty Rockabilly 7

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