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Ray Herr, a folk singer who had been gigging with another local outfit, the Legends of Time, joined the Ides as alternate lead singer (alongside Peterik) and rhythm guitarist. This allowed Peterik to concentrate on lead guitar. Herr first appeared on "Girls Don't Grow on Trees" in 1967.
29 de mar. de 2011 · Rock Musician. A guitarist, he was a featured member of the music group the Ides of March. Formed in Chicago, the were initially called the Shon-Dels and modeled themselves from the British Invasion bands of that time period.
Jim Peterik also penned lyrics to some of the best songs from The Ides of March. The band added Ray Herr from The Legends of Time to double up as vocalist and rhythm guitarist. Ray Herr would share the lead vocalist role alongside Jim Peterik, allowing Jim to have adequate time on the lead guitar.
Vehicle. (The Ides of March album) Vehicle is the debut studio album by the Ides of March, released in 1970. The single, "Vehicle", became the fastest selling single in Warner 's history, after which the band was hustled into the studio to record a full album.
15 de jul. de 2023 · Ray Herr at the American Legion Post 208 Friday Night Open Mic in Arlington Heights, IL.
16 de jul. de 2012 · This version of the Ides was short-lived, but was notable because of the addition of Conrad Prybe on Trombone. This was after Ray Herr left and just before Dave Arellano joined on keyboards. Probably the last hurrah of the classic “Brass-Driven” Ides from back in the day.
The Ides began in Berwyn, Illinois, with Cub Scout packmates Peterik (lead vocals and lead guitar), Larry Millas (keyboards), Mike Borch (drums), Ray Herr (guitar) and Bob Bergland (bass). In 1965 they were a British Invasion cover band called the Shondels, heavy on Hollies–like harmonies and tentative, very white R&B.
