The Royal Guardsmen

In an interview with CHRIS NUNLEY of The Royal Guardsmen, many ’60s experiences are unearthed, as the band’s spirit continues on.

BY TOM PRESTOPNIK

At a concert on board the Flower Power Cruise in March 2022 — maybe it was during a set by Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals — a gentleman was singing loudly next to me. The concerts were usually so loud that even I could sing along and nobody would hear me (which was a positive). At the end of the set I mentioned, in jest, that we were both good and should go out on the road together. Knowing that the ship was full of great singers from The Hollies, The Zombies, John Lodge, The Guess Who, The Association and more, he said that he was in a band as a singer with The Royal Guardsmen. But on board the cruise he was just a fan, as was I. I’m guessing that…

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