Brymers reunite to rock, roll and record

It's been 40 years, but the Brymers are about to record again. The group that first played to Lemoore fans in the early '60s is headed back to the studios later this month to cut some unreleased music, ...

[Penny Ray]

Jim Mellick's little sister. I remember going to the Melco dances and watching my brother and the band play. The most mememberable was when Kenny Sinner was with them and they put on a skit of "there coming to take me away, hee hee, ho ho, ha ha" and packed Kenny off of the stage in a straight jacket. Dick Lee used to be our neighbor in Lemoore. He was big on model airplanes and flying them. I remember the guys always practicing and was so excited when they went on Shin Dig, all of them shaved their heads. Hey Dick and Ken would love to see you guys again. Wished I were there for you big comeback. Penny Ray, Jim's little sis Libby Montana

[Dick Lee The Brymers]

Penny -
It is great to hear that some individuals remember the Melco Dances and the Brymers. the Btymers just finish a great week in the studio laying down 13 original tracks. Your brother, Jim, wrote to of the songs. Go to the web site: 60sgaragebands.com and click on "News and Nuggets" then go to Feb. 9th. A complete band bio is there from Mike Dugo. The Brymers will probably be playing for a Melco Dance in October, 2007. Please contact me: [e-mail].
Dick Lee, Eugene, oregon

[Alice McCord]

Oct. 12, 2007
I saw in the Sentinel online today that The Brymers were going to play soon in Lemoore. I missed the Melco Dance Reunion. How was it?
Jim Mellick......do you remember "shy and quiet"
Alice McCord? We usually had home-room together
( A-B-C ) order of last names....and didn't you march right behind me in the '63 graduation line?
I don't think I've seen you since.
Good Luck to the whole group. Alice

[Bob Sundre]

Hey Dick, thanks for the chance to play with Saturday. It was a real treat to perform with The Brymers. Although, I was out of the loop back then, it sure felt great to be a part of the history. Thanks for your kindness and awesome musicianship!