



| The Biographies! |
| The Biographies! |
| John Brown (bass and vocals) is a local Maryland guy, went to Wheaton HS, Montgomery College and University of Maryland. He was in his first band in 1966 as a drummer and back-up Singer, later joining Cal Linthicum and the Corporation in 1967. The Corporation opened for Jimi Hendrix and played a Battle of the Bands with the Doors as the headliners. Later, John formed his own trio called Center where he was drummer and became a lead singer for about 3 years during the "Love Generation." He went on the road and was with a Las Vegas style show group basedout of New York for 3 years as a drummer and stand up singer. In 1978, John went on the road with another show group as a drummer, bass player and stand-up singer and then retired from being a full-time musician. In the late 90s, he went part-time as a drummer, bass player and singer and performed with the Team Network Band and Mosaic. John founded Boomerang early in 2007. "My mother was a big band singer, piano and ukelele player and gave me my training in harmony, rhythm and pitch. My sister, Jane Lamar, was an outstanding bass player, keyboardist and singer with whom I had the pleasure of working in the mid to late 70's." |
| Cap Pendleton (guitar and vocals) was a Navy brat and was born in Saipan, a part of the Mariana Islands and traveled all over the world as a child. He developed an interest in guitar during the Folkie era and graduated to electric guitar and keyboards by the time he was in college. He played with a popular local "Sam and Dave" type soul group in the 60's and became a singer sometime around then as well. After a long absence from the music scene he began jamming with some ot the local musicians and awakened the old desire to rock 'n roll again. Playing for a few years with a local group he joined Boomerang bringing his skills on the guitar and keyboard as well as a fine,resonant baritone voice as a lead singer and harmony guy. |
| John Brown |
| Hank Burnett |
| Cap Pendleton |
| Gary Garvin |