thanks if you have any info/bios on his class status before, i know he worked at McDonolds etc.

i doubht it if he was a richh kid i dont think he would have to work at mcdonalds to fund hes musical equitment.

exactly

Lollll

haha fuck off

yeah,seriously

wtf.

Yeah he wasn't rich haha I seen a picture of Craig woking at McDonalds a while back I was gonna post it but I couldn't find it

having to work for instruments doesn't necesarily mean youre poor ...

I'm pretty sure he wasn't poor, but I also doubt he was a rich kid.

well he did go to a private school

Yes, and that's very sexy and he should wear that school uniform again.

well apperently hes father is an accountant, and they would make a decent amount of moneyy,

http://home.unet.nl/kesteloo/vynes.html

The Vynes were formed during the summer of 1966 by combining the rest of The Living Ends,
John Guill from a great band called The Disciples, and a total in-crowd
pretty boy named Randy Schum, who just happened to be a great lead singer.

The Vynes were John Guill on lead Telecaster,
Mark Groenke on the Rickenbacker 12-string,
Gary Baldwin on the Fender bass, Dave Dieter on drums,
and Randy Schum on vocals.


(The Vynes consisted of)
John Guill - lead guitar, vocals, songwriter;
Mark Groenke - rhythm guitar;
Gary Balwin - bass guitar, vocals, songwriter;
Dave Dieter - drums; Randy Schum - lead vocals. Then Randy was replaced by me (Victor Wells) on lead vocals;
Gary was replaced by Chuck Bill on bass and vocals; and Steve Lawroski was added on organ.


60s: How would you describe the band's sound? What bands influenced you?

GB: The Vynes were heavily influenced by The Beatles and The Byrds, primarily,
but covered the hits by The Kinks, The Animals, The Hollies, The Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds,
The Nashville Teens

—we all pooled our resources and bought one of the only Rickenbacker Model 360-12 electric 12-string guitars in the area,
and were able to cover The Beatles and Byrds thoroughly. The Rick also figured heavily in the 4-5 original songs we performed.

VW: The Beatles and The Byrds were certainly the big influences. We also loved The Who, The Hollies and The Kinks.
We used a Rickenbacher 12-string, so the sound was very jangley, with lots of vocal harmony - as many parts as we could possibly stack.
When I joined the band, we also began to explore the soul end of things, with Wison Pickett material and such.


http://www.60smuseum.org/NL13.htm

Maybe Jessica could fill us in on their father's music history?

Are you sure this is the band Craig's father was in? This link says they're from America and there's no mention of a Terry...?

It's not.

wrong vynes

Thanks for your reply. Without prying, is there some info that you might have, to
enlighten us on your family's music history?

What an honor to have your input. I am sure many are hoping the best for you all. Suz

P.S. Tell Craig "Thanks for the music" It's rolling over the mighty waves around the earth into our port.
Portsmouth, VA, USA. " Rolling"