Side Street Ramblers

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Side Street Ramblers
Website	Official site

Members	Keith Houts – tenor Brian Beck – lead Dennis Malone – baritone Earl Hagn – bass

Past members	Bill Thornton – lead Jim Law – lead

Side Street Ramblers is a Dallas-based Barbershop quartet that won the 1983 SPEBSQSA international competition in Seattle.

Discography

Seems Like Yesterday LP, cassette
Side Street Ramblers LP, cassette
Encore!, CD

They also appear on Here's to The Winners (LP, cassette, 8-track) with the Vocal Majority.

References

Discography and biography from Primarily A Cappella
Discography from Mike Barkley's Monster list
Biography from the Association of International Champions

Preceded by Classic Collection	Barbershop Harmony Society International Quartet Champions 1983	Succeeded by The Rapscallions

v t e Barbershop Harmony Society Champions

1939: Bartlesville Barflies 1940: Flat Foot Four 1941: Chord Busters 1942: Elastic Four 1943: Four Harmonizers 1944: Harmony Halls 1945: Misfits 1946: Garden State Quartet 1947: Doctors of Harmony 1948: Pittsburghers 1949: Mid States Four 1950: Buffalo Bills 1951: Schmitt Brothers 1952: Four Teens 1953: Vikings 1954: Orphans 1955: Four Hearsemen 1956: The Confederates 1957: Lads of Enchantment 1958: Gay Notes 1959: Four Pitchikers 1960: Evans Quartet 1961: The Suntones 1962: Gala Lads 1963: Town and Country Four 1964: Sidewinders 1965: Four Renegades 1966: Auto Towners 1967: Four Statesmen 1968: Western Continentals 1969: MARK IV 1970: Oriole Four 1971: Gentlemen's Agreement 1972: Golden Staters 1973: Dealer's Choice 1974: Regents 1975: Happiness Emporium 1976: Innsiders 1977: Most Happy Fellows 1978: Bluegrass Student Union 1979: Grandma's Boys 1980: Boston Common 1981: Chicago News 1982: Classic Collection 1983: Side Street Ramblers 1984: The Rapscallions 1985: The New Tradition 1986: Rural Route 4 1987: Interstate Rivals 1988: Chiefs of Staff 1989: Second Edition 1990: Acoustix 1991: The Ritz 1992: Keepsake 1993: Gas House Gang 1994: Joker's Wild 1995: Marquis 1996: Nightlife 1997: Yesteryear 1998: Revival 1999: FRED 2000: Platinum 2001: Michigan Jake 2002: Four Voices 2003: Power Play 2004: Gotcha! 2005: Realtime 2006: Vocal Spectrum 2007: Max Q 2008: OC Times 2009: Crossroads 2010: Storm Front 2011: Old School 2012: Ringmasters 2013: Masterpiece

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