A/K/A
1979–1980
Alexander's Rock Time Band
1967–1968
Big Red & The Psychotics
1964–1981
This band along with many other Lincoln and eastern Nebraska bands of the day, "The Eccentrics", Kansas City's "Dani & The Roulette's" (The…
Bluegrass Crusade
1974
Bobby Lowell
1956–2000
Bobby Lowell & The Rock-A-Boogie Boys on Lincoln, Nebraska's Roto Records released Nebraska's first rock records in 1955. The original Rock-…
Charlie Burton
1977–1980
Cotton Blues Band
1960–1970
Crap Detectors
1977–1998
Critical Infants
1970–1980
Crystal Daze
1970
Custer's Last Band
1970
Ddt
1970
Denny Lamarr & The Echoes
1960
Dicky & The Soft-Tones
1959
Dimensions In Sound
1966–1967
Dreams
1967
Dusty Blue
1970
Eddie & The Clones
1979
Elysian Fields
1970–1972
A seven piece horn-rock band "spanning the range from jazz to hard rock"
Fatty & The Twins
1978
Feverblister
1978
Fifth Street Underground
1960
Fragile
1975–1976
Genuine Yttri
1960
Grundy Gilpin
1970–1972
Heaven
1969–1972
From Colin Keefe: At $5.00, Heaven was the most expensive album at Dirt Cheap Records. Also broke the "penis barrier" for album cover photo…
High Falootin'
1979–1980
Highway Call
1978–1980
J. Harrison B.
1962–1968
...initially called The
Nomads, these Fremont High School graduates migrated to The University
of Nebraska in Lincoln in 1963. Changing t…
J.J. Buxson
1979–1981
Jax
1979
Jetstream
1979–1982
JOINT SUCCESSION (Changed to just JOINT)
1971–1972
Kaleidoscope
1967–1969
Keystone
1978–1980
Lark
1976–1978
Last Chance
1970
Mainstreet
1978–1983
Mirage
1978–1980
Miss Lonely Hearts
1970
Music
1969–1972
Natural Gas
1969
Nobody's Children
1967–1968
Oedipus
1970–1972
From Rand Paul: Bob Martlett went on to play with Al Stewart. He's a semi-big
producer-type in hollywood these days. He co-produced and pl…
Pelican Peace Band
1970
From "Till The Cows Come Home" - Recorded "Take It Off", a hard-driving rocker in latter-day psychedelic style, backed with "Glory Road", an…
Professor Morrison's Lollipop
1968–1969
Rex Hedding Band
1979–1980
Small Wonder
1979–1980
Starbird
1974–1979
From Tery Daly - Starboy was more recording project than band, but I did occasionally put together a live version to promote CD releases, an…
Stratus
1976–1979
Sunstorm
1973–1975
Members went to: Takers, The Static Octopus, Warax, Sad Old Lady
Take 5
1966
The (Tremendous) Thanes
1967
The (Tremendous) Todz
1966
The Antelope Pavillion
1967–1969
From Don Sutton: Rick Evans and Denny Zager borrowed Mark and Dave to help out on the most successful single record of the decade if not th…
The Benders
1965–1967
The Boys
1974–1980
From "Till The Cows Come Home" by Bart Becker - One of the most durable and notorious Lincoln groups of the 70's was The Boys, a band with a…
The Burdgegards
1967–1968
The Chancellors
1962–1972
The Chandells
1964–1965
E-mail received from Dan Eikleberry: I was in the Chandelles, 1962-1964. Band split to form The Coachmen, for the most part. I departed Linc…