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22 de ene. de 2010 · Led by Al Alberts, the Four Aces were an American harmony group who dominated the charts on both sides of the Atlantic in the mid-1950s, most famously with the million-selling theme songs from the ...
27 de nov. de 2009 · Al Alberts, 87, the singing star who changed careers to champion thousands of youngsters on his TV show Al Alberts' Showcase, died this morning at his home in central Florida. As she had been since their marriage in 1953, his wife, Stella, was at his side. Stella Alberts said her husband had been ill for several weeks with circulatory problems ...
Al Alberts Showcase featuring Melissa Lynn, Adam and a Michael Jackson performance you won't want to miss.
Al Alberts and kids in 1993. Born on August 10, 1922 in Chester, Pennsylvania, Broadcast Pioneers member Al Alberts has been a mainstay at Channel 6 since the 1960's. Al was the founder and one of the original members of the Four Aces, who had many gold records and a couple of Academy Awards for performing the title songs like "Love Is a Many ...
Al Alberts b. August 10, 1922 One of the most successful pre-rock vocal groups, the Four Aces did well during the early ’50s with a narrow range of pop material but burned out before decade’s end. Founded by Navy shipmates Al Alberts, (who joined the Navy after graduating from South Philadelphia High and Temple University) […]
Al Alberts left the Four Aces in 1958 and was replaced by Freddie Diodatti. Eventually, all the original members left the group and a new line-up was formed, consisting of Tony Alesi, Joe Giglio and Harry Heisler. In 1975, the declining health of Tony Alesi forced him to leave the band. He was replaced by Danny Colingo.
28 de nov. de 2009 · Al Alberts of 1950s pop group The Four Aces dies. US singer Al Alberts, a former member of the hit 1950s pop group The Four Aces, has died at the age of 87. Alberts led the quartet to success with number one singles Three Coins in the Fountain and Love is a Many Splendored Thing. Both songs were written for Hollywood movies and won the Academy ...
