Mary Smith - Vocals (when appearing as Lady Wilde and the Warlocks)ĪugMemorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX (The Warlocks and over 20 other groups play the finals of the Starfinder ’66 teen talent search competition, co-sponsored by American Airlines and Vox guitars and amplifiers)ġ967 Dusty and Frank change The Warlocks band name to The American Blues, in honor of their blue hairįebruThe Women’s Building at Fair Park, Dallas, TX (Autorama, with Southwest F.O.B., who featured Dan Seals and John Coley).'Little Richard' Harris - Drums (earlier).Worth around 1964, The Cellar Dwellers & The Hustlers. Worth, TX (Dusty & Rocky were here playing with one band and Frank was on the bill playing with another)įrank Beard was in at least two bands in Ft. May ?, 1965 Lou Ann's Club, Dallas, TX (The Chessmen & Lady Wilde and the Warlocks) They also backed her on their final 45 and when she departed for a career on the stage they formed the American Blues. Later in their brief career they teamed up with English singer Lady Wilde and backed her regularly at Dallas cinemas for British invasion movies like 'Catch Us If You Can' and 'Hard Day's Night'. The three of them, basing themselves in Dallas, Texas formed The Warlocks dying their hair blue.
Frank Beard came across Dusty and Rocky while playing for The Cellar Dwellers at the Fort Worth Cellar. Their first musical venture was at Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, together with drummer "Little" Richard Harris. Some gigs were played at The Amber Room in Dallas. In 1965 Rocky and Dusty formed The Warlocks with 'Little Richard’ Harris. They played at a party at Jane Garvin's house in Como, Texas, in the July of 1963. Joe Michael (Dusty) Hill (born May 19, 1949)ĭusty Hill was in at least two bands with his brother Rocky in Dallas around 1964, The Starliners & The Deadbeats.
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