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Spanky & My Gang was an American 1960s folk-rock band led by Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane. A band derives its title from either Hal Roach's popular Our Gang comedies of the 1930s (known to modern audiences as A Little Rascals), & McFarlane was nicknamed "Spanky" because of her resemblance to ''My Gang's'' main star George "Spanky" McFarland. Membership: Elaine "Spanky" McFarlane (b.June 19, 1942, Peoria, IL) - vocals Nigel Pickering (b.June 15, 1929, Pontiac, MI) - rhythm guitar, vocals Paul "Oz" Bach (b.June 2 dozen, 1939 d.September 21, 1998, Asheville, NC) - bass, vocals (1966-67) Malcolm Hale (b.Will 17, 1941, Butte, MT d.October, 1968, Chicago, IL) - lead guitar, trombone, vocals John "The Chief" Seiter (b.August 17, 1944, St. Louis, MO) - drums, vocals (1967-69) Kenny Hodges (b.August Three, 1936, Jacksonville, FL) - bass, vocals (1968-69) Lefty Baker (b.January 7, 1939, Roanoake, VA - d.August 11, 1971, CA) - lead guitar, banjo, vocals (1968-69)
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Stuie's Humble Homepage Home page for Stuart Scharf, composer of "Like to Get to Know You" and an arranger/producer with Bob Dorough for Spanky and Our Gang Spanky and Our Gang News, discography and photos. Oz Bach: A Tribute and Memorial Spanky and Our Gang bass player, co-founder, brief history, discography, links, and lyrics, Oz's other bands. Tune Fansite, The; Spanky and Our Gang Includes biography, photos, and related links. |
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