Melco Dance Photos

  (October 13, 2007)

On October 13, 2007 "The Brymers" performed at a concert for The City of Hanford, Hanford, California.  All  original members of "The Brymers" (including two of the original members of "The de-Fenders") were present to perform the classic sounds of the 60's.   The group played many songs off of their new CD "Where Are They Now."  Included in the live performance was the garage punk classics of "Sacrifice" and "I Want To Tell You." Also included are photos of various local 1960's band members who attended the Melco Dance to say hello.  *The City of Hanford presented Kenny Sinner with a "Lifetime Music Achievement Award" for composing "Sacrifice" and over 850 songs.

* Many thanks to the "Beach Band" for joining "The Brymers"  on the same venue.  The group performs all of the great surf hits from the 1960's.  Two of "the Beach Band " members are former members of "The Sullies" (1960's) from Lemoore, California.  When possible, catch "The Beach Band" performing at local central valley venues.  They are a great group!

Jim Mellick, Lead Guitar/Harmonica/ and

Vocals with Penny from Montana.

Kenny Sinner (composer of Sacrifice and I Want To Tell You) with his wife Sandy.

Inside the limo being transported to the gig!

Having a few spirits in route to the gig.

The poster and CD booth at the gig.

Bill Brumley and Mike Wagner autographing a few CD's.

Jim Mellick speaking with some fans. 

Dick Lee and Bill Brumley autographing Brymers' CD's.

Many thanks to some of The Brymers' fans from the Armona area for attending the concert. 

Kenny Sinner, Dick Lee, Jim Mellick, Bill Brumley, Ken Valentine, and Mike Wagner.

The Brymers

Some fans from Fresno!

 Bob and Dave of "The Beach Band."

Members of 1960's central valley bands (The Sullies, The Hunted, The 4th Oncome, The de-Fenders, and The Brymers)

 10th Avenue Band -   

Hanford, California

 Ray Baradat and The Charades Band

Tulare, California

 Thea, Dick Lee, and Bill Brumley.  Setting

up for a rehearsal.

Cathy, Thea, Dick Lee, Jim Mellick, and Mike Wagner.  Having a few spirits after rehearsal.