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25 de may. de 2023 · Costs Crandle, Costs Dalton, Tom Austin, and Bob Gaudio shaped the original music group, then referred to as the Royal Shades, in Fort Lee, NJ in 1957. Crandall still left the music group and was changed on sax by Larry Qualiano, and in 1958, Joe Francovilla (aka Joey Villa) became a member of the lineup as vocalist.
19 de nov. de 2020 · https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNHxmIWLmNA #3 SHORT SHORTS—ROYAL TEENS BILLY CRANDELL - TENOR Both LARRY QUALIANO and BILLY CRANDELL are...
Bill Crandle, Bill Dalton, Tom Austin, and Bob Gaudio formed the original band, then known as the Royal Tones, in Fort Lee, NJ in 1956. Crandall left the band and was replaced on sax by Larry Qualiano, and in 1958, Joe Francovilla (aka Joey Villa) joined the lineup as singer.
Larry Qualiano, an outstanding 17-year-old sax player from North Bergen, NJ took Billy Crandall’s place and The Royal Teens became whole again and ready to tour with greats like Buddy Holly, Sam Cook, Jackie Wilson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Frankie Avalon, etc, ...
14 de abr. de 2005 · Released on the small Power label, ABC Paramount had picked up the master and the song then entered the charts in January of 1958, rising to the #3 spot. Not bad as the song only took about 20 minutes to record. Bill Crandall then left the group and was replaced by Larry Qualiano. Excerpts from LP cover-Tru-Gems Records:
