Do You Still Believe In Me (live) - Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers at the Spectrum

Do You Still Believe In Me by Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers, a live recording from The Spectrum in Philadelphia, February 20, 1987.

Buzz Zeemer - "Play Thing" Review on iTunes

Image courtesy of Buzz Zeemer's MySpace page.

DJ Caterina left a review of Buzz Zeemer's "Play Thing" on iTunes:

“Melodic pop-rock” at its best..."

What a great band! What great songwriting! Why didn’t Buzz Zeemer become more famous?

In the words of Billboard Magazine [“Indie Labels Discover Freedom in Philly” – 10/28/1995]:

“…melodic pop-rock band Buzz Zeemer…has stepped up to the most-unjustly unsigned level since adding Tommy Conwell on lead guitar.”

I love “Break My Heart” and “Don’t Hang Up” – they are my favorites!

“Crush” also comes highly recommended. But all of these tunes from Buzz Zeemer are excellent!

Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers Concert Poster

A 36" x 48" Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers vintage concert poster. 

(Note the empty line on the bottom right where a concert location could be filled in.) 

Click here to see a larger image.

Rolling Stone Magazine - Tommy Conwell

Image from the October 1987 Rolling Stone article feature entitled, Local Heroes. 

Rolling Stone Magazine, October 1987

Tommy Conwell, Paul Slivka, Jim Hannum, Chris Day and Rob Miller

Image taken from an October 1987 Rolling Stone article feature entitled, "Local Heroes," profiling the music industry's courting of two up-and-coming music acts: Philadelphia's Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers and L.A.'s Jane's Addiction.