The Chessmen
1960
The Coachmen
1964
From the Nebraska Hall of Fame: The Coachmen, one of the most popular and successful
rock bands in the Midwest, reunited with original
m…
The Eccentrics
1962
The Electras
1960
From "Till The Cows Come Home" by Bart Becker - An ad for Feb 8th 1963 offers "Twist Night with The Electras at the Pla-Mor Ballroom, 9-12,…
The Enterprise
1967
The Exploits
1964
The Fablous Insanities
1972
The Garden Wall
1960
The Gladiators
1965
The Grapes
1979–1980
The Heart Murmurs
1977–1981
The Henchmen
1964–1965
The Hydraulic Bananas
1966
The Impacts
1960
The Invaders
1964
Whenever there is discussion of "great Nebraska guitar players", the
name of Jack Davis is mentioned.
Davis moved to Lincoln, NE in 1964…
The Jacks
1960
The Jades
1967
The Jets
1979–1981
The Marauders
1963–1966
The Midnight Riders
1968–1970
THE MODS (or MODDS)
1966–1968
The Noblemen
1964–1965
The Nomads
1962–1965
The Outcats
1979
The Overtones
1979
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The Pat Glenn Trio
1950
From the Nebraska Hall of Fame: One of Lincoln, Nebraska's a first rocker; Pat Glenn adapted his
jazz and big-band style of piano playing t…
The Prophets
1964–1971
The Rebates
1970
The Rebounds
1965
The Regents
1966
The Sound Expedition
1960
from Doug Dickeson: The Sound Expedition appeared on "Happening '69", a national tv show hosted by Paul Revere and Mark Lindsay. They cut a…
The Specs
1978–1980
The Spyders
1965–1967
The Telephone Company
1966
The Tories
1975
The Travellin' Troubadors
1960
The Us Group
1966
The Viscounts
1960
One of Lincoln's most popular early rock groups. Merged with The Chandells to form The Coachmen.
Tombstone
1975
Tubby Chess
1977
Whale
1971–1972
Zager & Evans
1968–1974
From Mojo Magazine: Once heard and never forgotten, Zager & Evans' sanctimonious "In The Year 2525" posited a future that sounded all to pla…
Zith
1970–1971