
This was way back in 1965. The Vlasics played at the Baxter YMCA, Eagle



REMEMBER THE:
Whiteland Barn

Flame Club
Hillside Beach Club
House of Sound
Indiana State Fair "Teen Tent"
Yep, They played those places often.
In May of 1968 the Vlasics went to record their first "Record" ("Breakaway") at Universal studios in Chicago. The Vlasics continued a busy schedule until August 1 1969, The date of their last "Gig".
Ok, all that text was borrowed (stolen) from the boys defunct website, circa 2004. But the Vlasics have a special place in my research heart. Dan Ware was the first band member I actually called and asked about any band. He was very kind and talked a bit, then directed me towards Bill Harding, who was playing locally. The wife and I met him and had a great time. Here we are several years later, and I'm finally telling the story.
Hear some tunes:
Break Away
Things Movin' Fast
Somehow the record was credited to the "Valasics", altho the band was sponsored somewhat by the Vlasic pickle company. The 45 was one of the more difficult to find ones I have on my list. Many, many to go, and look forward to sharing even more with my readers and contributors!