 | This is the website for Unkel Red based out of Bradenton, Sarasota Fl.. All the information you need to know will be noted in detail in this area. Be sure to check back frequently for updates and new information on Unkel Red ! |
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Beth Stull – Lead Vocals
With her roots in Gospel music, Beth’s powerful vocals, sung with conviction and intensity, compliment the talent and musical integrity of her band mates.
In 1997, Beth assisted in the formation of the band Unkel Skini. The band performed from Lake Tahoe to the Florida Keys and all along the West Coast of Florida.
In 2005, Beth and Wayne formed Stone Cold Rose, continuing with the fundamentals of Rock and Roll, Country, and Blues. In the summer of 2009, Unkel Red was born and continues in the same vein of classic Rock and Roll, Blues, and Southern Rock – all done in the Unkel Red style. |
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Wayne Ramsey – Guitar and Vocals
In the early 80’s, Wayne played bass around the Sarasota/Bradenton area with such bands as Sneak Attack and Money Shot (formerly Bad Bones). Following a 2 year stint as the bass player with Unkel Skini, Wayne and Beth formed Stone Cold Rose. At that time he traded his bass for a guitar and began singing. In 2009, Wayne helped form Unkel Red where he now has a key role as guitarist and vocalist. |
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Tim Linn – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Tim was raised in Blackwater, VA. When Tim was 14, Ruben Riera, a friend of the family, would come to the house and play guitar. This influenced Tim to start playing guitar at 14.
He began learning Led Zeppelin songs, which helped develop the outstanding style he has now. When Tim was 15, his mother bought him the Les Paul guitar that he still plays today. He would play from 4:30 PM until he went to sleep at night - EVERY NIGHT. Tim later joined his first real band, Dirty Boys.
In 1994 he ran into an old acquaintance, Gerald Wilson, a fantastic bassist and writer. They then formed the band Plain Lizard. They were primarily a 3 piece band, lasting for a couple of years and recorded one CD. In 2002 he moved to Florida and in 2006 joined the local rock band Déjà vu. In the summer of 2009 he met Wayne and Beth and soon became a vital part of the Unkel Red family.
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Curtis (Mad Dog) Langford - Drums
In 1960, when Mad Dog was eight years old, his father,while playing poker with the Ringling Bros circus band, won what became Mad Dog’s first drum set.
Playing along with songs on the radio Mad Dog taught himself to play drums. His earliest gig was a talent show with his 6th grade teacher. At 16, his first band, Midnight Sons, performed at local skating rinks and “sock hops”.
In High School, along with some school mates, they formed the Stash band where they played High school dances and local parties.
In 1969,the band called “MAD DOG” tagged him with his lifelong nick-name. The group entered a battle of the bands, winning first place. After acquiring, a manager and lead singer, the band toured Florida playing concerts and colleges.
In 1980 his band Great Blue Heron won two 98 Rock LP Album Recordings. By 2000 he was with the band Sister Act recording a CD and playing locally for seven years. He met Beth, Wayne, and Tim in the summer of 2009 and became the fourth member of the band Unkel Red. |
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