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Ramjets, The
The Ramjets formed in London in the mid-1960s with Ken Bishop on lead vocals and guitar, Ernie Graham on rhythm guitar, John Fallon on bass, and Mike Tich on...
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The Ramjets formed in London in the mid-1960s with Ken Bishop on lead vocals and guitar, Ernie Graham on rhythm guitar, John Fallon on bass, and Mike Tich on drums. They had a hit in 1967 with 'Old Woman On A Train,' a single that got some attention at the time.
After that early success, the band kept recording through the 1970s. They put out albums like 'The Ramjets Album' in 1968, 'Second Flight' in 1970, 'Time and Motion' in 1972, and 'City of the Damned' in 1974. Their sound shifted over those years, moving from straightforward pop-rock into harder and more progressive territory.
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