- Rock: The Train Kept a Rollin' · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- The Remains · 1966
- '50s & '60s Lost & Found Records Vol. 3 · 2011
- Live 1969 · 2018
- Live 1969 · 2018
- Live 1969 · 2018
- Live 1969 · 2018
Albums
- 2002
- 1966
Music Videos
Singles & EPs
- 2010
Live Albums
- 2018
About The Remains
The Remains are beloved by 1960s garage rock aficionados and fans of the NUGGETS boxed set (where two Remains singles—“Why Do I Cry” and “Don’t Look Back”-- are featured). Led by singer/guitarist Barry Tashian, the Remains gained a strong local following in the mid-1960s in their hometown of Boston, Massachusetts. Tashian and bassist Vern Miller wrote originals for the group, while also performing hard-edged versions of blues and R&B classics, such as their successful take on the Bo Diddley/Willie Dixon gem “Diddy Wah Diddy.” The band appeared on the Ed Sullivan show, and opened up for the Beatles on their final U.S. tour in 1966, but disbanded that same year. They reunited in the late 1990s to tour and record a new album.
- ORIGIN
- Boston, MA, United States
- FORMED
- 1964
- GENRE
- Rock