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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Astronauts_(band)The Astronauts (band) - Wikipedia

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   The Astronauts developed out of a group, The Stormtroupers, which was originally formed at Boulder High School, Boulder, Colorado in 1956 by Jon "Storm" Patterson (vocals, guitar), Robert Graham "Bob" Demmon (guitar; born February 11, 1939), and Brad Leach (drums).

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3. colomusic.org › profile › the-astronautsThe Astronauts | Profile | Colorado Music Experience

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   The Astronauts were the first Boulder band to make Billboard’s national charts—Surfin’ with the Astronauts rose to a respectable #61. The album included “Baja,” penned by Lee Hazlewood (better known as the writer of Nancy Sinatra’s big hits).

4. colomusic.org › video › the-astronauts-2The Astronauts | Video | Colorado Music Experience

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   The Astronauts were the first Boulder band to make the national charts. “Baja” became their signature song in late summer 1963, occupying #94 on the Billboard Hot 100 and beginning a string of hits on Denver’s KIMN radio.

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6. cmhof.org › inductees › the-astronautsThe Astronauts | Colorado Music Hall of Fame

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   The classic Astronauts lineup of Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey and Demmon on guitars, Patterson on bass and a new drummer: Jim Gallagher ended up with a long-term recording contract. The Astronauts were the first Boulder band to make the national charts.

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7. www.youtube.com › watchThe Astronauts - Colorado Music Experience - YouTube

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   Mar 20, 2019 · The Astronauts - Colorado Music Experience. Powerhouse instrumentals launched the landlocked Astronauts higher than many 1960s surf groups. ...more.

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8. www.allbutforgottenoldies.net › bands-and-artistsThe Astronauts - All But Forgotten Oldies

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   The Astronauts were a rock & roll group from Boulder, CO that became famous during the early 1960s. The original lineup consisted of Bob Demmon (guitar), Rich Fifield (lead guitar, vocals), Jim Gallagher (drums), Dennis Lindsey (guitar), and Jon "Storm" Patterson (bass, vocals), with a number of personnel changes.

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   Who are the astronauts?

   • The Astronauts developed out of a group, The Stormtroupers, which was originally formed at Boulder High School, Boulder, Colorado in 1956 by Jon "Storm" Patterson (vocals, guitar), Robert Graham "Bob" Demmon (guitar; born February 11, 1939 ), and Brad Leach (drums).

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   Who was the first Boulder band to make the national charts?

   • The Astronauts were the first Boulder band to make the national charts. “Baja” became their signature song in late summer 1963, occupying #94 on the Billboard Hot 100 and beginning a string of hits on Denver’s KIMN radio. The single, a surf instrumental, was taken from Surfin’ with the Astronauts, their first of eight albums.

   The Astronauts | Video | Colorado Music Experience

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   Where did the astronauts come from?

   • In the early ‘60s, most surf bands were big California concert acts. But the Astronauts caught the sun, sand and summer fun from Boulder, Colorado—a remarkable feat in that they were 1,000 miles away from the nearest ocean. The Astronauts originally formed in 1960 as a trio, the Stormtroupers (named after bassist Stormy Patterson).

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   Can the astronauts play surf music?

   • The scout asked The Astronauts whether they could play surf music, and they said sure—though they lived in landlocked Boulder and had never surfed. The classic Astronauts lineup of Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey and Demmon on guitars, Patterson on bass and a new drummer: Jim Gallagher ended up with a long-term recording contract.

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   What happened to the astronauts?

   • In 1967, the draft struck, and Gallagher and Lindsey both wound up serving in Vietnam, essentially finishing the band. Powerhouse instrumentals launched the landlocked Astronauts higher than many 1960s surf groups. Learn more in a CoME original video.

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   Who were the astronauts & the Beach Boys?

   • The Astronauts played rock and roll and R&B hits of the day around the University of Colorado campus. Around this time, record label RCA Victor was looking for a surf group of its own to compete with the Beach Boys.

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10. www.youtube.com › watchThe Story of The Astronauts - YouTube

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    Dec 4, 2017 · This is the second video story of Colorado's bands of the 60's that i've compiled from various sources on YouTube. The Astronauts were an inland Surf band that had it's roots in Boulder,...

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