Bud Beebe—Lead Vocals
Bud has been singing since he was a kid. His mom sang professionally with the Civic Light Opera in San Francisco, then L.A. Troupe. He was mostly a stage performer in school, doing plays and musicals, but in his teens he joined up with a band of older guys who were doing covers and he was sold.
Rock-n-roll singing was his love and in the late 70’s, bands like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, The Who and Aerosmith were his favorites.
Through the years, he has fronted many bands. Some original music and some cover bands, always doing well, no matter what kind of line up he was in.
Bud has lived in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Olympia Washington. He moved to Nevada County after rough 2-years in San Francisco. At that time, he got involved in a metal band called D.V.S., which won a battle of the bands, put on by 93 Rock in Sacramento. D.V.S. started moving up the food chain, opening for East Bay heavy metal band Testament, also playing various gigs in Chico, Sacramento, Marysville, etc. They broke up some time after releasing a CD entitled “Survival”.
Bud continued singing at open mics and has a successful local cover band called Hyperdrive. After they disbanded, Bud started working with some of the members of Hyperdrive, to do some original music and eventually lined up the right players for the style of music they were looking for. Blending Country, Folk Rock/Retro Rock with Bluesy Psychodelic Rock, Bud started working with Lead Guitarist Dan Fitzgerald, Bassist Joe Baum and Percussionist/Drummer Manny Estrada. Needing a Rhythm Guitarist, Bud enlisted the help of friend Rick Harris. In time, Manny Estrada was replaced with Drummer Blane Tillack.
Remley has that rock sound and original identity that Bud has been searching for. From us to you, enjoy and keep listening!