told a stranger about rock'n'roll." In 2008, a documentary about the Remains, America's Lost Band, directed by Michael Stich, premiered at the Boston Film Festival. Steve Simels of Boxoffice magazine described the film as "a fascinating retelling of one of the great what-might-have-been stories of American music of the '60s." The Remains' story was the subject of a stage musical at the 2004 New York International Fringe Festival, All Good Things, which received acclaim from a variety of critics. (60sgaragebands.com, News & Nuggets, August 31, 2004). In 2010, the Remains released "Monbo Time", a tribute to 1960s Boston Red Sox pitcher Bill Monbouquette, with revenue dedicated to cancer research. On February 23, 2014, Rudolph "Chip" Damiani died of a cerebral haemorrhage. Discography Studio albums The Remains (1966, Epic) Movin' On (2002, Rock-A-Lot) Other albums Live in Boston (1984, Eva #12024) (actually their 1966 Capitol Records New York studio audition with fake audience sounds added, inferior quality) A Session with the Remains (1996, Sundazed) (cleaned up 1966 Capitol Records audition) Barry and the Remains (1991, Sony; 1964-1966 tracks from The Remains plus additional tracks) Live 1969 (2018, Sundazed) (one-off reunion performance at the Boston Tea Party in March 1969) Singles "Why Do I Cry" (1965, Epic) US Cashbox 144 "I Can't Get Away from You" (1965, Epic) "Diddy Wah Diddy" (1966, Epic) US Billboard 129 "Don't Look Back" (1966, Epic) "Monbo Time" (2010) References External links The Remains website Barry and Holly Tashian website IMDB Musical groups established in 1964 Garage rock groups from Massachusetts Protopunk groups Musical groups from Boston