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Rick Gazda, Deacon Earl Gardener, Mark Pender, Tony Pallagrosi, Bob Mucklin, Mike Spengler, Al Torrente Barry Danielian, Jim Brady, Tony Peruso, Don Harris Saxofonistas barítonos Bill Zazagni Trombonistas Louie Parente, Bob Ferrell, Dan Levine, Richie "La Bamba" Rosenberg Backing vocalists Patti Scialfa, Soozie Kirschner, Lisa Lowell, 14 Karat ...
Deacon Earl Gardener – trumpet; Mark Pender – trumpet; Tony Pallagrosi – trumpet; Bob Muckin – trumpet; Mike Spengler – trumpet; Danny Stiles – trumpet; Al Torrente – trumpet; Barry Danielian – trumpet; Jim Brady – trumpet; Tony Perruso – trumpet; Don Harris – trumpet; Eddie Manion – baritone saxophone; Louie ...
However for the recording of their debut release, I Don't Want To Go Home, Van Zandt put together a horn section consisting of Rick Gazda (trumpet), Bob Malach (tenor sax), Deacon Earl Gardener (trumpet), Bill Zacagni (baritone sax) and Louie Parente (trombone).
However, for the recording of their debut release, I Don't Want To Go Home, Van Zandt put together a horn section consisting of Rick Gazda (trumpet), Bob Malach (tenor sax), Deacon Earl Gardener (trumpet), Bill Zacagni (baritone sax) and Louie Parente (trombone). This quintet formed the original Miami Horns line up.
18 de sept. de 2017 · CBS via Getty Images. In the 1960s, the gayest thing on the air was Mel (pictured: left), the extremely mannered and imperious TV producer on Van Dyke’s hit sitcom. Bald and bespectacled Richard Deacon played the part with a noticeably swishy demeanor.
Earl Wesley Gardner, Jr. [birth name], Deacon Earl Gardner, Earl "Big Bird" Gardner, Earl Gardener, Earl Garder, Earl Gardiner, Earl Garner, Earl Gartner
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