The Modulators - "Spin Me Around"
The Modulators - "Spin Me Around".mp3
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
The Modulators - "Spin Me Around".mp3
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25 Comments:
oh snap. my dad's in this band. sweet.
what hotties!!!!
Is that Hanson ?
:-)
Let's see the video! "Oh! You spin me around. Yeah!"
With my feet on the ground. Ooh!
Who's your daddy? Really, who? Please have him email me.
""-A GREAT BAND THAT SHOULD HAVE MADE IT BIG.
ROB ROTH LED THE WAY BUT NO ONE FOLLOWED
He can't e-mail you with no e-mail address...
it's the email on the page: tunes@ericactive.com
This was a terrific outfit. A pure pop power trio. It didn't get any better. I followed these guys around North Jersey in the early to mid 80's after I had escaped from Rutgers and had little better to occupy my time. Whenever they played the Dirt Club, I was there. I also remember them doing gigs in a dump called Hurrah's that billed itself as being in Totowa, but was really in Paterson. The place was eventually turned into a juice bar. They did another show at the Meadowbrook in Cedar Grove, opening for I think, David Johansen. I recall a conversation I had with the guitar player, Mark. To my astonishment, it turned out he was a physics teaching assistant at dear old Rutgers. I couldn't pass physics to save my life. Mark assured me that had I taken the section he was teaching, I would have passed. I also talked to Joe a couple of times. I think he worked in a record shop in Irvington at one point. Any web site that chronicles this type of information is doing a great job. How many other bands were out there then and are out there now that put out great music, but no one ever hears it? Keep up the good work.
Anyone have any info on the whereabouts of Joe, Mark, or 'Cakes'? I used to play in another 'lost' band called Soul Attack and haven't seen them in years.
hey, wow, i forgot about this thing. yeah, so mark is my dad, any of you that want to get in touch with him, just drop me a line and i'll pass it on. they only play a couple of times a year these days, but they do still play.
Mr. Higgins be my physics teacher. Pride be overwhelmin in me mon! ya mon!!
Does anyone know where to get other recordings from this band? I'm not giving an email address so just post on this page if you can. I know it's a long shot, but i'm hooked!
Forget about that band from Athens...The Modulators still make Rock n Roll...even in '06
You want recordings? Contact vvinyl.com
Ernie - Chachi!! Contact me and Mark at this e-mail address: kkemom@hotmail.com. Put something in the subject that I know it's you so I don't trash it!
--Patti
PS - we have a few records if anyone's interested.
wow mr. higgins was a physics teacher at my school
whatever happened to Mr. Higgins after his stint as physics teacher at Northern Burlington?????
for those of you wondering where mark is, he's now the best physics teacher at a high school in central new jersey. He has also mastered the art of the haiku.
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Mark Higgins is my Physics teacher at Princeton High school! i always thought he was in a band....
hes totally the coolest teacher i have this year!
joe riccardello is my uncle =p
was searching actually for my grandfathers name but found this site. pretty cool
'cakes is my boss!
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Go Mr. Higgins! We used to hum this in class all the time.
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