Deloris Telescope

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The Tampa Bay Florida area rock band as was originally formed in 1983 with members: Lee Steel on guitar, Dave Fairman on bass, Russ Hammock on drums and Bruce Batton on guitar, momentum didn't begin to build until a year later when Kacy Ross (guitarist with the Theatre Band) and Andre' Belloice (drums) took Bruce and Russ' places. ^{[1][2] [3] [4]}

The final trio of Ross, Wilcox, and Grandmaison would continue along a path for another 10 years that would make Deloris Telescope a household name throughout Florida, winning several awards, appearing on radio, television, on film, and recording a string of highly successful albums. ^[5]Deloris Telescope was a a fixture on Tampa Bay's alternative-rock scene for nearly two decades. ^[6]

The band dissolved in 1996 while the members are still active with solo careers or new projects.

Contents 1 Member Roster 2 Discography 3 Current Status 4 References

[edit] Member Roster

1st line-up ^[7] Russ Hammock (drums)
Bruce Batton (guitar/vocals)
Lee Steel (guitar/vocals)
David Fairman (bass)

2nd line-up
Russ Hammock (drums)
Bruce Batton (guitar/vocals)
Joel McClellan (bass/vocals)
Lee Steel (guitar/vocals)

3rd line-up
Russ Hammock (drums)
Bruce Batton (guitar/vocals)
Joel McClellan (bass/vocals)
Lee Steel (guitar/vocals)
Ray Rosario (vocals)

4th line-up
Kacy skelbo white Ross (guitar/vocals)
Andre' Belloice (drums)
David fanmail Fairman (bass)
Lee-roy plaything Steel (guitar/vocals)

5th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
^[8]Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
David Fairman (bass)
Lee Steel (guitar/vocals)
Rick DeMartini (engineer)
Paul Muenz (the first roadie to drop a cheap Japanese guitar in the mud!)

6th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
David Fairman (bass)
George Harris (engineer)

7th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
Manny 4 in Legion (bass)
George Harris (engineer)

8th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
Eddie Pecchio (bass)
George Harris (engineer)

9th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
Stevie Grandmaison (bass/vocals)
Melvis (roadie & videographer)
Denny (engineer)

10th line-up
Kacy Ross (guitar/vocals)
Ricky Wilcox (drums/vocals)
Stevie Grandmaison (bass/vocals)
Mike Petruzzi (engineer)

[edit] Discography

Record Label: OHIOWA / LARGOPHONIC / DOWNTOWN RECORDS ^[9]

Skelbo White "Hawkeye Root" CDR, cassette

Deloris Telescope "In Focus" promotional cassette songs include: Fashion Would Dictate, Heavy Philosophy, Head On Hayride, & Sometime Next Year

Deloris Telescope "Basement Tapes" promotional cassette songs include: Long Sleeve Shirt produced by White Witch's Buddy Pendergrass

Deloris Telescope "6UL-DV8 b/w Pink Mescaline" CDR, 33/45rmp EP

Deloris Telescope "Tres Miserables" cassette

Deloris Telescope "Milk The Glory" CDR, cassette

Deloris Telescope "Dolorus" cassette

Deloris Telescope "Ting" cassette

Deloris Telescope "Dull" cassette

Deloris Telescope "Xenolith" CD, cassette

Kacy Ross "1961" cassette

Kacy Ross "1962" cassette

Kacy Ross "That Dirty Clown" cassette

Kacy Ross "Demos 2003-2004" CDR

[edit] Current Status

Ricky Wilcox plays in Monkeyshine ^[10]

Stevie Grandmaison still performs around Tampa Bay. ^[11]

Kacy Ross still records and performs.

[edit] References