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The Gothics (1) aka The Gothic’s
Stephanie & The Gothic’s
The Gothics (1) (Queens, N.Y.)
aka The Gothic’s
Personnel :
Mike Franco (Lead)
Stephanie Adessa (Lead)
Nicholas Santelli (Bass)
Discography :
The Gothics (1)
1959 - Marilyn / Sunday Kind Of Love (Dynamic 101)
The Gothic’s
1961 - My Dream / Love You Too Much (Carol 4115)
Unreleased :
1960 - Poor Billy
1960 - Lucky Old Sun
1961 - Valley Of Tears (Carol)
1961 - Raid Sails In The Sunset (Carol)
1961 - The ABC’s Of Love
Stephanie & The Gothic’s
1961 - Oh Happy Day / I’ll String Along With You (No group) (Shelley 126)
Mike Franco
1962 - Humma-Humma-Hummin' Bird / Leave My Past Behind (Duel 519)
Biography :
The Gothics (with or without the apostrophe) led by Mike Franco were a white group produced by Bayside, Queens, New York record entrepreneur Jerry Love. Jerry owned a record store in Bayside, and Produced/managed a number of vocal groups. His first group were the Boulevards, local boys with Frankie Zazzo, Lou Adessa, Jim Alessandria, Bobby Thomas and Ralph Lasher. Remaining in chronological sequence, Jerry's next group was the Gothics who hailed from the Whitestone section of Queens. The Gothics had two releases, ”Marilyn” b/w ”Sunday Kind of Love” on Dynamic and ”Love You Too Much” b/w ”My Dream” On Carol.In 1961, On Shelley Records, Jerry Love produced, “Oh Happy Day” by Stephanie and the Gothics , it was a new version of the left-field Don Howard hit from 1952. The Gothic's was led by Stephanie Adessa, from Bayside, Queens. Their plaintive style at the turn of 1961 was reminiscent of fellow Long Islanders the Aquatones and also the then-hit sound of Kathy Young and the Innocents, and Rosie and the Originals.
Songs :
(updated by Hans-Joachim)
The Gothics (1)
Marilyn Sunday Kind Of Love
The Gothic’s
My Dream Love You Too Much
Valley Of Tears Raid Sails In The Sunset
ABC's Of Love Lucky Old Sun
Stephanie & The Gothic’s
Oh Happy Day I’ll String Along With You (No group)
Mike Franco
Leave My Past Behind Humma-Humma-Hummin' Bird
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