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The Jesse Caine Band
1974
Dighton, Massachusetts
Joey Parent - guitar
Les Brown - bass
Frank Costa - drums
Al Tavers - lead vocals (later), keyboards
Mark Mendonca - lead vocals (initially)
(both Bob Moltedo and Darryl "Strawberry Fields" also played bass on occasion)
Classification: Hard Rock/ Progressive Rock - Covers & Originals
Most Memorable Original Song: probably "The Prince Of Dilemma" (writer: Al)
Most Memorable Moment: Battle of the Bands
at Beckwith in Rehoboth-
the guys did a searing version of Led Zeppelin's "Rock and Roll"
throwing the handcuffs out the truck window; drinking
Rolling Rock beer; Joe breaking the dog's leg from playing with
him too hard; Al's driving through a blinding snowstorm all the
way to Boston to see Deep
Purple and Nazareth
with Les; freezing
at winter practices in the Dighton garage; sweating to death
at summer practices in the Dighton garage; Grandma
always coming
out to the garage to listen to us - and being so encouraging;
how my friend, Jack Lavigne, who lived over 2 miles away down
near the river and who I sort of grew up with because I was always
down there at my cousins' house, used to be able to tell us
practically the whole set list we'd done the night before at
band practice ...!!!
Queen's
"Tie Your Mother Down"
from their 1976 album
"A Day At The Races"
recorded live @ The White Sands
which used to be located on White Horse Beach
in Manomet (Plymouth area), Massachusetts
by
RIFF RAFF
Click
HERE for Al's
Definite
Influences/ Inspirations to Begin Playing
and
for Some Killer Kewl Musik Lynx
YES
The Relayer Tour
1974 / 1975
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...For
a more PERSONAL PROFILE of Al's life, click here...
Darien3's
(Al's) Home Page
...Also has a lot more music
links...

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Photo credits:
Al in Dighton Garage (top
photo and inset close-up) Brenda Short
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