"Which drummer for the 1960s rock band Holy Modal Rounders (featured in the movie ""Easy Rider"") received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1979 for his play, Buried Child?"
The Holy Modal Rounders for the Fugs, which the Rounders later recorded on the album "Good Taste Is Timeless". After leaving the Fugs, the Rounders re-formed with Sam Shepard and Lee Crabtree to record their third album, "Indian War Whoop", and appeared in Shepard's play "Forensic". Their fourth album, "The Moray Eels Eat the Holy Modal Rounders", recorded in 1968, included "Bird Song" (essentially Ray Price's "You Done Me Wrong" with altered lyrics), which was featured in Dennis Hopper's film "Easy Rider". In 1968 the band performed "You've Got the Right String but the Wrong Yo Yo" on the TV series "Laugh-In", with appearances
The Holy Modal Rounders reissue of the "Anthology of American Folk Music". When asked if he had plans for his award, he was quoted in "The New York Times" as saying "I'm going to put honey on mine and lick it off." The Holy Modal Rounders continued for 20 years without Stampfel, as the band relocated to Portland, Oregon, while Stampfel stayed in New York. The band toured the United States and Scandinavia but remained rooted in Portland, still billed as the Holy Modal Rounders. Some fans have nicknamed them "The Electric Rounders", since like many other bands they changed their acoustic sound to