While still in his teens, in 1954, Mr. Rhythm Man got his first big break into show biz, as "best boy", with Ina Ray Hutton's All-Girl Orchestra.

     Afficianados of 1960s b-movie film neo-noir will remember his performance as Dude, in the forgotten masterpiece,  "Who Hit Annie in the Fanny With a Flounder". 

     The 70s and 80s saw him back on the road, playing rhythm flex-o-tone with one of the many competing touring versions of the doo-wop group, Mimmity Mama and the Moo Moo’s.

    Your daddy-o on the radio, and the buxotic Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers,  began their  tenure at WNKU in the summer of 1996, as part of a blackmail settlement with thrush-songbird Katie Laur, who’s always had a lot of clout with management.

History of The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers 

The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers 1996-2000 The Classic Era	The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers 2000-2001 The Millenium Tour
The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers 2001-2002 The "Blown Budget on Millenium" Tour	The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers 2003-today Back to Basics

   When not making refrigerator magnets and back-scratchers for his fans, Mr. R. M.  spins  the maximum upmostest in rhythm & blues/roll & soul every Saturday night, sexclusively on your undulation station, 89.7 WNKU.

Recent Audition for The Mr. Rhythm Man Dancers

He keeps on going and going and going....

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