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If you reached this site via
the TheRedDogs.net, you
can now find our site at the
TheRedDogs.com. You
may want to update your
bookmark!
the TheRedDogs.net, you
can now find our site at the
TheRedDogs.com. You
may want to update your
bookmark!
Evan and Don - kickin' their
drums at The Roof Garden
Ballroom, Arnold's Park, Iowa
September, 2005
(look close!)
drums at The Roof Garden
Ballroom, Arnold's Park, Iowa
September, 2005
(look close!)
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Winter 2007/08 - The Red Dogs played for the Helping Hand Humane
Society, as they raised money to build a new animal shelter. It was the
Dogs helping cats and dogs at the Prairie Band Casino near Topeka, KS.
The formal event was a blast, with lots of dancing, partying, and fun(d)
raising. Again, the band was introduced by Gary Sebelius, the FIrst Dude
of the State of Kansas.
Society, as they raised money to build a new animal shelter. It was the
Dogs helping cats and dogs at the Prairie Band Casino near Topeka, KS.
The formal event was a blast, with lots of dancing, partying, and fun(d)
raising. Again, the band was introduced by Gary Sebelius, the FIrst Dude
of the State of Kansas.
Who Are We?
For those who are new to The Red Dogs, we're a Rock and Soul show
band which toured regularly through 14 mid-western states during the
1960's. During that time we released records on the Atco label, advertised
over KOMA radio in Oklahoma City, and were one of the most popular
show bands in the central part of the country. In 1969 we went our
separate ways. In 2005 we reunited when we were inducted into both the
Kansas Music Hall of Fame and the Iowa Rock and Roll Music
Association's Hall of Fame. Together again, the band is playing
periodically for both old and new fans.
band which toured regularly through 14 mid-western states during the
1960's. During that time we released records on the Atco label, advertised
over KOMA radio in Oklahoma City, and were one of the most popular
show bands in the central part of the country. In 1969 we went our
separate ways. In 2005 we reunited when we were inducted into both the
Kansas Music Hall of Fame and the Iowa Rock and Roll Music
Association's Hall of Fame. Together again, the band is playing
periodically for both old and new fans.
Inside our web site you will find biographies of our band mates,
samples of our music, pictures of us from the 1960's as well as current,
and a history of our group. And we'll be doing our best to keep this
site updated... so check back with us periodically for new info!
samples of our music, pictures of us from the 1960's as well as current,
and a history of our group. And we'll be doing our best to keep this
site updated... so check back with us periodically for new info!
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How to Use This Site
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other links throughout the site. You can see additional information about
many pictures by holding your cursor over the picture. Click and enjoy!
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many pictures by holding your cursor over the picture. Click and enjoy!
January 2007 - The Red Dogs were honored to play for Kansas
Governor Kathleen Sebelius (now Secretary of Health and Human
Services) at her Inaugural Ball. She and her husband Gary, a Federal
Magistrate Judge, have joined us at our last five Kansas performances.
At the Country Stampede we were introduced by Governor Sebelius as
"The House Band of the Great State of Kansas"!
Governor Kathleen Sebelius (now Secretary of Health and Human
Services) at her Inaugural Ball. She and her husband Gary, a Federal
Magistrate Judge, have joined us at our last five Kansas performances.
At the Country Stampede we were introduced by Governor Sebelius as
"The House Band of the Great State of Kansas"!