![]() Once the Hamilton brothers officially became The T-Bones, they rounded out their initial road group with three Los Angeles musicians, George Dee (aka Arnold Rosenthal) on bass, Richard Torres on keyboards/sax, and drummer Gene Pello. Both had worked for, and had been mentored by, The Ventures, whom Saraceno also produced at the time. In November 1965, Judd Hamilton agreed and asked brother Dan Hamilton to join him on lead guitar. Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds came together as a result of Hamilton's brother, musician/actor Judd Hamilton, being asked by Liberty Records producer Joe Sareceno to form a "live" version of the studio group The T-Bones. ![]()
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