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(see THE, An English Sky, Euphoria, Only In America, Mozart's Mafia, Homestead, v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, Skogie, Skogie Band, The Kats)
 | Mark Goldstein | - | April-1970 - February 1978, 100%. Keyboard, Guitar, Blues Harp, Flute, (Euphoria, Only In America, v1 , v2, v3, v4, v5, Skogie, Skogie Band, The Kats ) |
 | Rick 'Skogie' Moore | - | April-1970 - February 1978, 100%. Vocal, Guitar, Keyboard, Drums, Bass Guitar (THE, An English Sky, Only In America, v1 , v2, v3, v4, v5, Skogie, Skogie Band, The Kats) |
 | Al Galles | - | September-1971 - February 1978, 84%. Drums, Vocal, Keyboard (Mozart's Mafia, Homestead, v5, Skogie, Skogie Band.The Kats) |
 | Dennis Peterson | - | September-1971 - February 1978, 84%. Bass Guitar, Vocal, Guitar (Mozart's Mafia , Homestead , v5, Skogie, Skogie Band.The Kats ) |
 | Steve Brenner | - | September-1970 - September-1971, January-1974 - February, 1978 64%. Equipment Manager. Mix-master. Vocal, Percussion, Guitar (THE, v2 , v3, v4, Skogie, Skogie Band, The Kats) |
 | Bobby Moore | - | September-1970 - September-1971, January-1975 - February 1978, 51%. Equipment Manager and Tenor Sax, Percussion (v2, Skogie, Skogie Band, The Kats) |
 | Mark 'Wingo' Winger | - | April-1970 - September 1970, 1972-1974, 32%. Guitar, Vocals, Bass Guitar. Soundman. (An English Sky, v1, v5, Skogie) |
 | Hans Gasterland | - | April-1970 - September 1971, 19%. Drums, Vocal, Silk-Screens. (Euphoria, Only In America, v1, v2, v3, v4) |
 | Jim Greenberg | - | June-1971 - November-1972, 19%. Woodwinds, Percussion, Bass Guitar, Vocal (Mozart's Mafia, v4, v5) |
 | Dick Rogers | - | April-1970 - June 1971, 16%. Bass Guitar, Windwinds, Keyboard, Vocal (Euphoria, Only In America, v1, v2 ) |
 | Gregg 'Yo' Kubera | - | September-1970 - September-1971, 13%. Bass Guitar, Percussion, Vocal (v2 , v3, v4) |
 | Marc Partridge | - | April-1970 - September 1970, 6%. Guitar, Vocal, Bass Guitar (Euphoria, v1) |
| Mike Milner | - | June-1970 - September 1970, 3%. Trombone. (v1) | |
| Bob Guberud | - | June-1970 - September 1970, 3%. Trumpet, Engineer. (v1) | |
| Westy Loegering | - | June-1970 - September 1970, 3%. Electric Violin. (v1) | |
| Randy Swanson | - | June-1970 - September 1970, 3%. (v1) |
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Version 1 - April 1970-September 1970 |
AUDIO ARCHIVE:
 | Live on Minnehaha Creek
-1970  |
 | Live at Dixchurch
-1970 |
 | Miscellaneous Demo Tapes
-1970 |
The original
configuration of the Pachucos :
Rogers, Partidge and Goldstein
all from Edina and Gasterland from Richfield (westside), all four from
the band "Euphoria".
Moore and Winger both from 'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield
(eastside) and from the band
"An English Sky".
The recording project: ONLY IN AMERICA led to the formation
of this band.
Everything took place at " THE EUPHORIUM"
| Version 2 - September 1970-April 1971 |
Rogers and Goldstein both from Edina and Gasterland from Richfield (westside), all three from the band "Euphoria".
Moore from 'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield (eastside) and from the band " An English Sky ".
Kubera from Burlingame in the San Francisco Bay area, fresh to Minnesota!
Slide Show:
Live at Coffeehouse Extempore March 1971
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Song List: Coffeehouse Extempore Band Bio and
Songlist .
Concert
Poster: Coffeehouse Extempore
Poster .
 Gregg Kubera, Rick 'Skogie' Moore, Mark Goldstein, Hans Gasterland, Dick Rogers - Coffeehouse Extemporé. March 1971 |
Everything took place at " THE EUPHORIUM "
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Version 3 - April 1971-June 1971 |
 | Skogie & The Flaming Pachucos (v3) With Steve Phase I - Spring 1971 |
 | Skogie & The Flaming Pachucos (v3) Live at Coffeehouse Extemporé - June 13th, 1971 |
The third
configuration of the Pachucos :
Goldstein from
Edina and Gasterland from Richfield (westside), both from the band
" Euphoria ".
Brenner
and Moore both from 'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield (eastside) and
both from the songwriting duo " THE
".
Kubera
from Burlingame in the San Francisco Bay area, fresh to
Minnesota!
As Kubera said: "We used to be called Skogie and the FLAMING Pachucos, then we changed personel and called ourselves Skogie AND the Flaming Pachucos, then we changed personel again, now we call ourselves simply Skogie.......and the Flaming Pachucos"
When Dick Rogers , the multi-intrumentalist and (more or less)
'star' of
Skogie & the Flaming Pachucos(v2) departed, the band had to scramble to put together two
sets of material for their next gig.
Most of the material Skogie & the Flaming Pachucos(v2) were performing was dependent on
Dick 's instrumental prowess and backing vocals.
Skogie &
the Flaming Pachucos(v3) were able to salvage two
Skogie & the Flaming Pachucos(v2) originals (Atomic Dildo #23
and Mighty Rivers/Chant of the Dying Insects).
Moore taught the
band two songs he had written for
An English Sky (Colonel Arnold's Cross and Pretend That You Love Me), and in a burst
of creativity he composed 7 new vocal based songs (You Don't Even Know My Name,
Don't Fall In Love, My Baby Loves Me, Call Me Crazy, Treat Me Like Dirt, Twelve
Days Ago, and Ram It). They rounded out the set list with 4 Sun Studios 50s rock
songs and a 20 minute Beatles medley.
Everything took place at " THE EUPHORIUM"
Brenner,
Gasterland, Kubera, Goldstein April 1971.
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Version 4 - June 1971-September 1971 |
Press Clip:
Insider Magazine July 25th
1971
Poster:
Bugs The Gorilla
Poster: Harappa/Graffiti
 | Skogie & The
Flaming Pachucos (v4) With Steve Phase II - Summer
1971 |
The fourth configuration of the Pachucos :
Founding members - Gasterland , Goldstein and Moore continue.
Gasterland from Richfield (westside) and from the band " Euphoria ".
Goldstein from Edina and from the band " Euphoria ".
Brenner
and Moore both from 'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield (eastside) and
from the songwriting duo " THE
".
Kubera from
Burlingame in the San Francisco Bay area, fresh to Minnesota!
Greenberg from Southwest Minneapolis and from the band "
Mozarts Mafia ".
With the welcome addition of Jim
Greenberg the woodwinds of V1 & V2 returned!
Everything took place at " THE EUPHORIUM"
Brenner, Goldstein, Kubera, Greenberg,
Gasterland, Moore. Summer1971 in Edina, Minnesota.
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Version 5 - September 1971-November 1972 |
The fifth and last
configuration of the Pachucos :
Goldstein from
Edina and a founding member of the
Pachucos
Moore from
'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield (eastside) and a founding member of the
Pachucos
Greenberg, Galles and
Peterson from Southwest Minneapolis and from the band
" Mozarts Mafia "
Note: founding member
Mark 'Wingo' Winger from
'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield (eastside)
returns as sound man extrordinaire!
This version worked out of " THE EUPHORIUM ", but really big things started happening for the band!
Greenberg, Galles, Peterson, Moore and Goldstein. AudioTek Studios, Uptown Minneapolis Minnestota.
Greenberg, Peterson, Goldstein, Moore and Galles. One Groveland, Minneapolis Minnestota.
Greenberg, Goldstein, Moore,
Peterson and Galles. 1971 in The Euphorium Lounge, Edina,
Minnesota.
Galles, Goldstein, Moore,
Greenberg, Peterson. 1972 in The Euphorium Lounge, Edina,
Minnesota.
Skogie. November 1972 - February
1978
Skogie Discography
Artifact: Skogie Songlist Sept 2,
1974
Artifact: Skogie deluxe program 1974
Press: St Louis Post-Dispatch
1974
Press: The Insider March 1976
Press: St Paul Dispatch March 12,
1976
Audio Archive:
The Skogie Single -
1972
AudioTek Studio - 1973
The Skogie Album -1973
Live At One Groveland
May 6th 1973
At Euphorium Studio -
1974
In The Attic - 1976
Galles, Goldstein, Moore, Peterson. Bush Lake, Minnesota 1973When
Greenberg left (Skogie & the Flaming Pachucos)
, the remaining 4 shortened the band name to just
SKOGIE :
Goldstein from
Edina and a founding member of the Skogie
and the Flaming Pachucos
Moore from
'accross-the-tracks' in Richfield and a
founding member of Skogie and the Flaming
Pachucos
Galles and Peterson from Southwest Minneapolis
and from the bands " Mozarts Mafia " and Skogie and the Flaming Pachucos
Note: founding
member
Mark 'Wingo' Winger stayed on as sound man
extrordinaire, later replaced by Brenner and
Bobbyzio
Moore .
This final configuration went BIG
TIME, records, trans-continental tours, TV, press, film-soundtracks and
finally: HOLLYWOOD
CALIFORNIA
Peterson, Moore, Galles, Goldstein
On TV: Goldstein,
Moore, Galles, Peterson
Album Cover Photo: Peterson, Moore, Goldstein,
Galles
Peterson, Goldstein, Moore,
Galles
Poster circa 1974. Goldstein, Galles, Peterson
and Moore.
Peterson, Goldstein,
Moore, Galles
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