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  1. A ballad version of the often covered "Sloopy" by the Canadian group Little Caesar and the Consuls (not to be confused with Little Caesar and the Romans here...

  2. As of 2021, there is a group of musicians active under the name Little Caesar and The Consuls which includes no members of the original lineup. Sites: Wikipedia , worldradiohistory.com , canadianbands.com , littlecaesarmusic.com

  3. 6 de abr. de 2020 · It was Toronto, 1956, when a group of five young musicians joined forces and formed what would become the legendary “Little Caesar & the Consuls”, Canada’s oldest rock and roll dance band. He also states that Little Caesar & The Consuls are not the same band as The Consuls (although two members of the Consuls - Bruce Morshead and Norm ...

  4. Little Caesar and the Consuls is a Canadian rock band, originally active in and around Toronto from 1961 to 1971. The earliest tangible evidence of a group by that name is on February 11, 1961, when they played for the Downsview Junior Teen Club's Valentine Party at Beverley Heights Junior High School, as reported in the February 23, 1961, issue of the Weston, Ontario, Times & Guide.

  5. Listen free to Little Caesar and The Consuls – Still Hangin' On (Runaway, I'm Happy and more). 24 tracks (59:12). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.fm.

  6. Little Caesar & The Consuls - My Girl Sloopy (1965) 2:51; Little Caesar & The Consuls - Poison Ivy - 1965 R&B/ Frat Rock. 2:30; Lists Add to List. Add to List. Ad. Contributors. d-of, cheebacheebakid. Report Suspicious Activity. Ad. Ad. About Discogs. About Us; Discogs Digs; Careers; API; Help Is Here. Help & Support; Submit Feedback;

  7. Little Caesar and the Consuls is a Canadian rock band, originally active in and around Toronto from 1961 to 1971. The earliest tangible evidence of a group by that name is on February 11, 1961, when they played for the Downsview Junior Teen Club's Valentine Party at Beverley Heights Junior High School, as reported in the February 23, 1961, issue of the Weston, Ontario, Times & Guide.