. . . A Chronology of Art, Music and Film Projects . . .

Art by Ronnie Cramer Music by Ronnie Cramer Films by Ronnie Cramer

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RC Artist/Musician/Filmmaker Ronnie Cramer has been active in the arts community for over twenty-five years. His paintings have been exhibited in galleries and other venues across the country (including over forty shows in 2003-04 alone), his music has achieved airplay on over 100 radio stations nationwide and his critically-acclaimed films have been screened at festivals around the world and sold thousands of copies on videocassette and DVD.

Alarming Trends Cramer founded the musical group Alarming Trends and served and the bands' guitarist and primary songwriter. The Trends' musical history spans three decades; they played live gigs throughout Colorado (and across the U.S.) during the 1980s, recorded several film scores during the 1990s, and in 2001 had a Number One song on MP3.com.

Ronnie Cramer Cramer's solo musical works have also been featured on MP3.com and have been played and/or downloaded over 500,000 times. Several of his songs have appeared on the charts (including the Number One spot on the Experimental/Post Rock chart) and have been included in a number of anthologies and compilations.

In addition to releasing numerous studio recordings, Cramer has appeared live at the top area venues, including the Mercury Cafe, Herman's Hideaway, Rock Island, Boulder's Blue Note, as well as performing shows at Mabuhay Gardens in San Francisco and at legendary New York clubs CBGB and The Bitter End. He continues to perform concerts of his solo electronic music throughout North America.

Cramer directed a series of music videos for Alarming Trends that were shown regularly on KBDI's 'Teletunes' and were featured on similar programs across the U.S., including 'Ground Zero Video,' 'Music Link' and MTV's '120 Minutes.'

Back Street Jane His first feature film, the crime drama Back Street Jane, was screened at the Angelika Film Center in New York City and was favorably compared to Stanley Kubrick's The Killing and John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle by Psychotronic Magazine. Exploitation Journal praised the film in its pages and singled out the score (written by Cramer and performed by Alarming Trends) as 'excellent.'

Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend Cramer's black comedy Even Hitler Had a Girlfriend became a cult classic and was cited as 'the best drive-in movie of the year' by film critic Joe Bob Briggs, who also called Cramer 'an inspired demento who's made some of the finest underground films of this century.' Cult Movies and Blue Ryder both called Even Hitler 'hilarious,' Adult Video News described it as 'inspired,' and Westword termed the film 'vicious, subversive satire.' It also spawned a successful sequel: The Hitler Tapes.

Highway Amazon Highway Amazon, Ronnie's first documentary film, won two Aurora Awards and was named Best Documentary - Experimental Genre at the New York International Independent Film Festival. Westword called Highway Amazon 'outrageously weird and funny' and it was named Best Documentary at the Miami Short Film Festival. Highway Amazon has been screened at many other festivals around the world and was one of ten films selected for the 2003 Colorado Film Biennial at the Starz Center in Denver.

Ronnie's recent art film A Moment in Time won a 2005 Telly Award for Cultural Documentary. His films have been screened at many venues in the USA and abroad, including:

Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts, DK
Angelika Film Center, New York, NY
Ann Arbor Film Festival, MI
Artemisia Gallery, Chicago, IL
Artists' Television Access
Ashland Independent Film Festival, OR
Athens Inst for Contemporary Art, GA
Atlanta Film Festival, GA
Bare Bones Film Festival, OK
Bay Street Film Festival, ON
Beloit International Film Festival, WI
Big Bear Lake Film Festival, CA
Big Muddy Film Festival, IL
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, MT
Brainwash TV and Film Festival, CA
Brendan Theatres, Las Vegas, NV
Brooklyn Arts Council, NY
Brooklyn International Film Festival, NY
Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY
Buckingham Ind Film Festival, CA
Buffalo Niagara Film Festival, NY
Bug Theatre, Denver, CO
Calgary Fringe Fest, AB
California Independent Film Festival
Canadian Int'l Annual Film Festival
Cape Fear Ind Film Network, NC
Chlotrudis Short Film Festival, MA
CineVegas, NV
Commerce Gallery, KS
Corcoran Gallery, Washington, DC
Coney Island Film Festival, NY
Crested Butte Film Festival, CO
Dam Short Film Festival, NV
da Vinci Film & Video Festival, OR
Delancy St Foundation, CA
Del Ray Beach Film Festival, FL
Delta Film Festival, Manteca, CA
Denver Performing Arts Complex, CO
Denver Underground Film Festival
DigiFestival, Florence, IT
Dixie Film Festival, Athens, GA
Durango Film Festival, CO
DV Film Festival, Los Angeles, CA
Dubrovnik Int'l Film Festival, HR
East Lansing Film Festival, MI
1896 Fine Art Film Gallery, Denver, CO
End of the Pier Film Festival, UK
Estes Park Film Festival, CO
E.vil City Film Festival, NY
Festival du Cinema de Paris, FR
Festival Minden, Kalamata, GR
Film Pop, Montreal, QC
Filmstock Hungary, Debrecen, HU
Filmstock Int'l Film Festival, UK
Flatland Film Festival, TX
Flint Film Festival, MI
Forest Film Fest, Portland, OR
Foundry Art Centre, MO
Foursite Film Festival, UT
Gallery 825, CA
Gallery Now Film Festival, CA
Golden Film Festival, CO
Golden Lion Film Festival, SZ
Golden Star Shorts Fest, CA
Great Lakes Film Festival, Erie, PA
Griffon Int'l Film Festival, MO
Harry M. Warner Film Festival, PA
Humboldt Film Festival, Arcata, CA
Ind Festival of Digital Arts, CA
Independents' Film Festival, FL
Indianapolis Int'l Film Festival, IN
Indie Can Film Festival, ON
International Family Film Festival, CA
Invideo, Milan, IT
Iowa City Int'l Film Festival, IA
Kansas City Filmmaker's Jubilee, MO
KC Fringe Festival, MO
Keene State College, NH
Kerouac Traveling Museum
Koncertberichten, BE
Lake County Film Festival, IL
L’Alternativa, Barcelona, ES
Long Island Film Festival, NY
Leeds Int'l Film Festival, UK
Lenola Film Festival, IT
Local 16, Washington, DC
Long Island International Film Expo
Mediawave Film and Music Festival, HU
Mendocino Film Festival, CA
Mesa Arts Center, AZ
Miami Short Film Festival, FL
Miami University, Oxford, OH
Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor
Mini-Cinema Film Festival, WV
Mirage Art Gallery, CO
Montana Independent Film Festival
Montezuma Film Festival, CR
Montreal Short Film Festival
Museo de las Americas, CO
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
Muskegon Film Festival
Nashville Film Festival, TN
Nevada City Film Festival, CA
New York Int'l Ind Film Festival, NY
Northampton Int'l Film Festival, MA
Oriental Theatre, Denver, CO
Palais Ideal, Chico, CA
Portland Int'l Short Short Festival
Port Townsend Film Festival, WA
Quittapahilla Film Festival, PA
Raetihi Film Festival, NZ
Raindance, London, UK
RealHeart Film Festival, ON
Real to Reel Film Festival, NC
River Bank Studios, PA
River's Edge Film Festival, KY
Rock Island, Denver, CO
Roxy Theatre, Muskogee, OK
San Antonio Underground Film Festival
San Francisco Frozen Film Festival, CA
San Francisco Indie Fest, CA
Sci-Fi London, UK
Sedona Int'l Film Festival, AZ
SF Doc Fest, San Francisco, CA
Show-Me Missouri Int'l Film Festival
Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival, AL
Signals International Shorts Festival
Simrishamn Int'l Art Film Festival, SE
621 Gallery, Tallahassee, FL
Spokane International Film Festival, WA
Spooky Film Festival, DC
Starz Film Center, Denver, CO
St. Louis Int'l Film Festival, MO
Studio Montclair, Montclair, NJ
Sutton Theatre, New York, NY
Swansea Film Festival, Wales
Syracuse Int'l Film Festival, NY
Taos Mountain Film Festival, NM
Tallgrass Film Festival, KS
Tiburon Int'l Film Festival, CA
Tivoli Cinemas, Kansas City, MO
Trail Dance Film Festival, OK
Trenton Film Festival, NJ
Tribeca Underground Film Festival, NY
21 Grand, Oakland, CA
Twin Cities Underground Film Festival
Twin Rivers Media Festival, NC
University of Nebraska
USA Film Festival, TX
VisionFest, New York, NY
Vogue Theatre, Hollywood, CA
Wilma Theatre, Missoula, MT
Winnipeg International Film Festival
Winslow Film Festival, AZ
Woods Hole Film Festival, MA
Ybor Festival of the Moving Image, FL
Zoie Online Film Festival

Motorcycle Web Index A longtime Harley-Davidson enthusiast, Cramer's Motorcycle Web Index has been a top Internet resource for bikers since going online in 1996. Ronnie was profiled in the premiere issue of Sturgis Rally News and has painted three covers for the motorcycle magazine Full Throttle.

Ronnie Cramer appears in the following books:

  • The Complete Idiot's Guide to Motorcycles
    by Darwin Holmstrom and Motorcyclist Magazine

  • Cult Horror Films: From Attack of the 50 Foot Woman to Zombies of Mora Tau
    by Welch D. Everman

  • Great American Motorcycle Tours
    by Gary McKechnie, Peter Fonda (Foreword)

  • Making Movies on Your Own: Practical Talk from Independent Filmmakers
    by Kevin J. Lindenmuth

  • The Psychotronic Video Guide
    by Michael J. Weldon

  • Savvy Guide to Motorcycles
    by Shirley Duglin Kennedy

  • Below is a detailed (though as yet still incomplete) chronology of the RC's various efforts, including art exhibitions, concerts, recording dates and radio and television airplay. It makes use of photos, posters and quotations from various newspapers and magazines.

    The following icons are used throughout this chronology:

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    TV/Film
    TV/Film
    Review/Article
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    January 12, 1985

    Southglenn Commons
    E. Geddes Ave., Littleton, CO
    Alarming Trends

    January 16, 1985

    Westword
    Local band Alarming Trends has a cassette available with ten - count 'em ten - songs from such likeable surf-pop constructions as 'I Walk Alone' to weirdo quasi-thrash like 'Oh Jim Jones.' The musical references lie somewhere to the left of Blondie and the Go Gos. The band includes vocalist Tammy Lucero, guitar/bassist/producer Ronnie Cramer, bassist Pete Staff and drummer Nate Winger. - Gil Asakawa

    January 30, 1985

    Westword
    Alarming Trends has replaced Nate Winger with Lonnie Ray on drums and Pete Staff with Malcolm Black on bass. The band opens for the Aviators Feb. 8 and 9 at Herman's Hideaway. - Gil Asakawa

    February 1985

    Painted Black

    Alarming Trends has just released a tape available to the public which is giving them notice throughout the Front Range area. It contains ten songs, more notably 'Oh Jim Jones' (remember the mass suicide in Jonestown?). 'White Cross' and 'Dancing at Gunpoint.' As you may be able to guess from the titles, this band is obviously not worried about their love life, as the central focus is more socially and politically oriented.

    This must have been a response to the 1983 release of their first single 'Zero Mental Activity,' which continues to sell locally.

    The Denver based band plays regularly throughout the region and the personnel consists of band members Tammy Lucero on vocals, Roger Packer on bass, Lonnie Ray on drums, and guitarist Ronnie Cramer.

    Produced by Ronnie Cramer, the album was engineered by Paul Winger. Look for it at Wax Trax.

    The band has plans for a video - they already have one which receives local airplay. We expect a lot out of this band and we are sure we will see it.

    February 1-2, 1985

    Bamboo Gardens
    2121 E. Colfax, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, Dietplan

    February 8-9, 1985

    Herman's Hideaway
    1578 S. Broadway, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, The Aviators

    Herman's Hideaway

    February 19, 1985

    KRCC
    Colorado Springs, CO
    Ronnie Cramer and Tammy Lucero interviewed

    February 28, 1985

    The Clarion
    University of Denver

    Alarming Trends Has Produced 1st Album, Although 'Not Same Band'

    Last spring I reviewed a record by two University of Denver students and a Denver native. The single 'Zero Mental Activity' was inspiring to say the least and held great promise for the band Alarming Trends. Now as this spring rolls around the band has finally released their first album, 'Alarming Trends.' Mind you, though, this is not the same band I heard a year ago.

    Two new members have joined the band, and one member has left. That one member, Madge, was what made Alarming Trends unique. Her voice was captivating, with its soothing presence layered upon the driving guitar and drums. When I interviewed her last year she had already left the band but was helping to promote the record. So in came her replacement Tammy Lucero to record the band's first album. Lucero doesn't have quite the same presence as Madge, but definitely is able to stand on her own. She sounds like a mixture of Deborah Harry of Blondie and Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders. She seems suited well for what Alarming Trends calls 'post-punk' music. Her voice is very clear and easy to understand. She gives the band the extra edge to make them special.

    Ronnie Cramer is still the brains behind Alarming Trends. In addition to handling guitar and bass, he has written or co-written all the material. The ten-song album ranges in topic from that tremendous leader of humanity Jim Jones to the fave of Merv Griffin, Zsa Zsa. The songs aren't as depressing as 'Zero mental Activity.' They seem more lighthearted and optimistic, not black and white but color.. The album sounds better with each listening. It is dance music - not disco, but grimy-garage dancing. However, punk isn't the correct term - neither is new wave, for that matter. Grimy-street music seems like a good designation.

    'Alarming Trends' has energy. The standout cut seems to be 'Echoes in the Dark.' There is a definite movement in the song that pulls you along with it. It has the same effect that a horror movie would. The band plays regularly throughout the area at places such as Pearl Street Music Hall, the Mercury Cafe and the Blue Note. The band is also completing a promotional film featuring five songs from the current LP. The film will run about 20 minutes and will include 'Mangled Nerve Center,' 'I Walk Alone,' 'Echoes in the Dark,' 'Oh Jim Jones' and 'White Cross.'

    The album is available at many Colorado record outlets, and Wax Trax in Denver. - Michael Henry

    March 15, 1985

    Denver Post
    Alarming Trends (cassette)
    From the standpoint of marketing, Alarming Trends is way up on the competition. With it's clean graphic design and four-color sleeve, the packaging could pass as a major label release. Group mastermind Ronnie Cramer has developed a better-crafted vision than the jumble that marred the band's first release, a 45. Vocalist Tammy Lucero has improved, but her limited range still puts the band squarely in the bimbo-rock category - her talk/sing style is passable on slower material (I Walk Alone), but quickly becomes boring on Cramer's rockers. With the current emphasis in the national record industry toward female singers who can really belt it (Fiona, Katrina and the Waves, etc.), she's still the band's biggest liability.

    March 27, 1985

    Westword
    Alarming Trends follows the release of its recent album with work on a five-song, 20-minute music video. Leader Ronnie Cramer is editing down the video footage at Media Productions, USA into a 'thematic and surrealistic piece.' - Gil Asakawa

    April 1, 1985

    Freereelin' Studio
    1175 S. Lincoln, Denver, CO
    Eight-track recording session:
    Alone With You
    All the Same
    Rude Seduction
    Z-M-A
    Martian Sunrise
    Fabrications
    The Ruin (Benson)
    Valium Holiday (Benson)
    Jailbait
    Lon's Deal
    Viet Nam
    Engineer: Jeff Franek

    April 3, 1985

    Blue Note
    1116 Pearl St., Boulder, CO
    Alarming Trends, The Yanks (from San Francisco)

    April 12-13, 1985

    Jeepers Creepers
    2211 E. Platte Ave., Colorado Springs, CO
    Alarming Trends, Mementomori (all ages show)

    April 24, 1985

    Westword
    Rockers Alarming Trends, the most completely (and professionally, if that matters) packaged local band, airs its feature-length five-song video on the 'Rick Rock Show.' Mile Hi Channel 3, 5pm tonight and May 1. The film is conceived, directed, edited, filmed, etc., etc. by the band's guitarist/bassist Ronnie Cramer, who has an amazing facility for mass media. - Gil Asakawa

    April 26, 1985

    Media Memo
    Production Notes
    A multi-talented new face on the music scene belongs to Ronnie Cramer, the driving force behind the local band Alarming Trends. Cramer, filmmaker and musician, has just finished production of an 18-minute music video to accompany the release of Alarming Trends' new album. Shot on film and full of interesting and unusual animation, the video covers five Alarming Trends songs. Post production was completed at Media Productions. - Christine Purse

    May 1, 1985

    Mile High Cablevision
    Alarming Trends video compilation airs on the 'Rick Rock Show'

    May 1, 1985

    Westword
    The 'Rick Rock Show,' Denver's funky local music showcase video show on cable, recently won an honorable mention in a local cable programmer's competition, and has moved its production facilities to Mile Hi Cable. It's good to see that despite a weak club scene (which also seems to be getting brighter), a show like 'Rick Rock' can thrive, helping local bands along the way. The show has featured repeats of clips with the Bedouins and Alarming Trends. - Gil Asakawa

    May 2, 1985

    Jones Intercable
    Alarming Trends video compilation airs on the 'Rick Rock Show'

    May 9, 1985

    Union Station
    1701 Wynkoop, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends

    May 10, 1985

    Colorado Springs Sun
    Backstage
    Alarming Trends, a new wave band from Denver, will headline Fri.-Sat. at Jeepers Creepers, a no-booze, all-ages nightclub. The band writes all its own material and recently released a tape of their work accompanied by a video. The tape is available at Strawberry Fields and the store plans to carry the LP when it is released June 1. The fast-paced music was recorded at the 24-track Boulder studio, Mountain Ears. - Judy L. Stewart

    May 10-11, 1985

    Jeepers Creepers
    2211 E. Platte Ave., Colorado Springs, CO
    Alarming Trends, New World (Alarming Trends video compilation is also screened)

    May 15, 1985

    Westword
    The Aviators have lost their drummer - Dave Thomas, the human drum machine (probably the steadiest rock drummer in the area) has left for New York. He'll join ex-Denverites Lin Esser and Steve Knutson as a permanent member of CrankCall LoveAffair. The Aviators already have a replacement: Nate Winger, formerly of Alarming Trends. The band's been working on a video shoot, paid for by some UCD students as a class project. - Gil Asakawa

    May 21, 1985

    Pearl Street Music Hall
    1308 Pearl, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, New World or Urban Leash

    May 24, 1985

    Union Station
    1701 Wynkoop, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, Mechanix, Computer Class

    May 26, 1985

    Westword
    The 'Rick Rock Show' benefits from a two-day, six-band concert organized by our very own Robin Chotzinoff. Rick Rock has been a showcase for local bands on cable, and has even produced video segments for bands so they could be shown elsewhere (like KBDI). The bands slated for the benefit: Tony Roam, Computer Class, Alarming Trends, Beat Dudes, Chelsea Girls and Chotzinoff's own band, the Bedouins. - Gil Asakawa

    May 30, 1985

    Pearl Street Music Hall
    1308 Pearl, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends

    June 1985

    Alarming Trends Alarming Trends
    Alarming Trends
    LP 20-84703
    Oh Jim Jones
    Mangled Nerve Center
    I Walk Alone
    Without You Fine
    No Cause for Alarm
    White Cross
    Echoes in the Dark (Cramer/Staff)
    You're Always Crying
    So Long Zsa Zsa
    Dancing at Gunpoint
    Produced by Ronnie Cramer and featuring Tammy Lucero on vocals, Pete Staff on bass and Nate Winger on drums.

    June 17-23, 1985

    Denver Post
    The Denver Post's 1985 Music Poll, Best Local Rock Group: Alarming Trends

    June 19-25, 1985

    Westword
    The Best of Denver 1985
    Best Packaging of a Local band: Alarming Trends
    From the crack graphics on the posters and recording projects to the sophisticated five-song video promoting the band's recent album, Alarming Trends covered all the bases in great music-industry style - and with local talent, too (all graphics and video work were done by Trends guitarist Ronnie Cramer).

    June 21-22, 1985

    Jeepers Creepers
    2311 E. Platte Ave., Colorado Springs, CO
    Alarming Trends

    July 10, 1985

    The Grove
    1618 E. 17th Ave., Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, Human Therapy (from L.A.), Think Sync

    July 12-13, 1985

    Rosie's Cafe
    23rd & Curtis, Denver, CO
    Alarming Trends, Tony Roam

    July 21, 1985

    Aspen City Limits Aspen City Limits
    4501 E. Virginia, Glendale, CO
    Alarming Trends, XEQ

    July 24, 1985

    Westword
    The impressively-produced Alarming Trends five-song video airs July 26 and Aug. 2 8:30pm on United Cable's Channel 26 for you 'burb bound rock fans. - Gil Asakawa

    July 26, 1985

    Jones Intercable
    Alarming Trends video compilation airs on the 'Rick Rock Show'

    July 26, 1985

    United Cable
    Alarming Trends airs at 8:30 p.m. on Channel 26

    August 2, 1985

    United Cable
    Alarming Trends airs at 8:30 p.m. on Channel 26

    August 27 , 1985

    Hands-On Recording
    530 E. Alameda, Denver, CO
    Eight-track recording session:
    Fabrications
    My America (Von Feldt)
    Fever Dreams
    Section Six (Benson)
    Rude Seduction
    I Wonder Why
    Time Is Gone
    Producer: Ronnie Cramer, Engineer: John Burris, Additional Personnel: John Von Feldt: Bass and Vocals, Nate Winger: Drums

    October 8, 1985

    Freereelin' Studio
    1175 S. Lincoln, Denver, CO
    Eight-track recording session :
    Mangled Nerve Center (Cramer)
    White Cross (Cramer)
    I Walk Alone (Cramer)
    Oh Jim Jones (Cramer)
    My America (Von Feldt)
    Beginnings (Von Feldt)
    You Never (Von Feldt)
    Blow Here (Von Feldt)
    Ronnie Cramer: Guitar, John Von Feldt: Bass, Nate Winger: Drums
    Jeff Franek: Engineer

    October 18, 1985

    Freereelin' Studio
    1175 S. Lincoln, Denver, CO
    Eight-track recording session :
    My America (Von Feldt)
    Beginnings (Von Feldt)
    You Never (Von Feldt)
    My America (Von Feldt)
    Fever Dreams (Cramer)
    Ronnie Cramer: Guitar, John Von Feldt: Bass and Vocals
    Jeff Franek: Engineer

    December 1985

    Front Row
    Alarming Trends have an 18 minute video which made its Colorado debut November 20th on KBDI's Rick Rock Show. The video was shot in black and white and features 5 songs: 'Mangled Nerve Center,' 'I Walk Alone,' 'Echoes in the Dark,' 'Oh Jim Jones' and 'White Cross.'

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