The Doo-Wah Riders

2007 - After a long absence, due to illness, we are sad to report that Kenny Lynerd will not be coming back with the band. We are happy to say that he has successfully completed his treatments for Hepititus C. He has fully recovered and is ready to get on with life. After 8 months at home, he has decided that his place is with his wife and family. Kenny has been a big part of our team for the last 12 years. We already miss him very much and we wish Kenny, Mindy, and Sarah all the best with their new life in North Carolina.

2007 - We'd like to extend BIG THANKS to Bill Mooney, who did a tremendous job filling in for Kenny while he was sick. We appreciate all the 400 mile drives back and forth from his home in Vallejo to Southen California

2007 - Filly's in Apache Junction, AZ is becoming a favorite and frequent stop of ours. Steve and Lisa Fleming have created a wonderful environment for music and the best broasted chicken we've ever tasted

2007 - Keith and Steve at Filly's

2007 -Filly's is one of the few places we play where you can ride your horse right up to club. This horse came ready to party!

2007 - Owner, Steve Fleming, is one hell of a guitar player. He and Keith worked together for many years in Spokane. One of the perks of playing at Filly's is jamming with Steve

2007 - Our skydiving friend, LaDonna Rice thought we would enjoy the gift of flight. We weren't quite ready to jump out of an airplane yet, but we loved the experience of flying in the wind tunnel in Eloy, Arizona

2007 - Skydiving

2007 - The Doo-Wah Riders were invited to perform at the nation's largest All Indian Rodeo in Casa Grande, AZ. We were honored to be part of this great event. Thanks to Tom Sailor, and Danny and Sherry Brown for including us

2007 - Kip Attayway

2007- A rare Southern California appearance of our buddy Kip Attaway at Cowboy Country, one of our favorite clubs. As usual, Kip rocked the joint and a great afternoon was had by all. Ken and Lindy were there for the festivities and sat in with Kip.

2007 - Hospice of Yuma Benefit with Tracy Byrd.

2007 - We are proud to once again be part of the benefit concert for the Hospice of Yuma. This year's headlliner was our friend Tracy Byrd. It was a blast to hook up with him and his fine band again. Tracy was awesome, as usual and we were able to raise a lot of money. Thanks to all for supporting this worthy cause. Thanks to Will, Skip, and all the crew from Atlantis Audio for the great sound

2007 - It was great to be back at Brew Brothers for the annual meeting of the Safari Club. We look forward to coming back to the Eldorado in June for the Reno Rodeo!

2007 - Here's some friends at the Cowboy Palace in Chatsworth, CA sporting our 'Doo-Wah Fashion Wear' and owners Billy and Margery showing off Billy's custom embroidered Hillbilly Ranch/DW Riders western shirt. This is the one club you can dance to live country music 7 nights a week and the only place you can order up

2007 - We had a wonderful visit with Big Chris Hart at Cub Country 94.5 in Reno, NV. Chris has been playing our new single, "Dear Beer", and invited us down to the station to chat. We look forward to coming back to Brew Brothers during the Reno Rodeo in June. If you're in Reno and want to hear some great country music, tune in to Cub Country 94.5. Thanks Chris, for all your support!!

2007 - The White Mountains were truly white last week. We were pounded with snow for our last few days at the Hon-Dah Casino. It made for a "fun filled" drive down the mountain.

2007 - As we reported a few months ago, we lost our dear friend Rick Fatland to cancer. This was our first WFA Convention without him. Rick and Judie Fatland, along with Ernie and Mary Lee Guderjahn were the founders of the annual bowling tournament. It was very fitting that Rick was given a "bowler's salute" at the beginning of the tournament. 50 bowlers, in concert, all threw one ball in his memory. Rick's presence was definitely felt. After bowling six strikes in a row, Ken is convinced he "channeled" Rick. Rick and Judie Fatland gave us our start in the fair business.