Seatrain From Marin County, California. Seatrain I (1968 - 1969) Andy Kulberg - bass/flute - b. 1944, Buffalo, New York - formerly with The Blues Project. Roy Blumenfeld - drums - formerly with The Blues Project. Richard Greene - violin - formerly with The Jim Kweskin Jug Band. John Gregory - guitar/vocals - formerly with Mystery Trend. Don Kretmar - sax/bass Jim Roberts - vocals Album: "Sea Train" (1969) - Singles: "Let the Dutchess No", "Caroline, Caroline" Seatrain II (1969) Andy Kulberg - bass/flute Richard Greene - violin Don Kretmar - sax/bass Jim Roberts - vocals Teddy Irwin - guitar Red Shepherd - vocals Bobby Moses - drums Seatrain III (1969) (Ref: Andy Kulberg, for providing this lineup.) Andy Kulberg - bass/flute Richard Greene - violin Don Kretmar - sax/bass Jim Roberts - lyrics Red Shepherd - vocals Elliot Randall - guitar Billy Williams - drums Don Kretmar later joins the reformed Blues Project. Seatrain IV (1969 - 1972) Andy Kulberg - bass/flute Richard Greene - violin Jim Roberts - lyrics Peter Rowan - guitar/vocals Lloyd Baskin - keyboards/vocals Larry Atamanuik - drums Albums: "Seatrain" (1970) - Singles: "13 Questions", "I'm Willin'" "Marblehead Messenger" (1971) - Single: "Marblehead Messenger" - Produced by George Martin...check out the George Martin Home Page. "Seatrain / Marblehead Messenger" (2-fer) (1999) Richard Greene and Peter Rowan join Muleskinner (with Clarence White and David Grisman).  Richard Greene later joins The Great American Music Band.  Larry Atamanuik later joins Emmylou Harris and the Nash Ramblers and The Sam Bush Band. Seatrain V(1972 - 1973) Andy Kulberg - bass/flute Lloyd Baskin - keyboards/vocals Peter Walsh - guitar Bill Elliot - keyboards Julio Coronado - drums Album: "Watch" (1973) Group disbands. Compilations: "The Best of Seatrain" (1987) Links: The Andy Kulberg Home Page Coolberg - Andy Kulberg's jazz band. Take me back to the Index... Last Revised:  March 9, 2000