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Par dion1 le 11 January 2016 à 17:41
(L to R) Eddie Idol, Boyce Cruthers, Bill Snell and Bobby Davidson
The Four Corners (Guilford, NC)
Personnel :
Bobby Davidson (Lead)
Bill Snell
Boyce Cruthers
Eddie Idol
Biography :
The Four Corners, Guilford's vocal group, made their first professional debut at The WSG talent show in December 1960. The group, which has risen to great popularity among the student body, is made up of Bill Snell, Boyce Cruthers, Bobby Davidson, and Eddie Idol. The group has started out singing "Rock 'n Boll". They plan to get into more types of popular music as they gain time and experience. Each boy has had previous experience in singing with groups prior to the formation of their new group. In addition to appearing in the WSG Show, the Corners have sung at Woman's College and at private parties.
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Par dion1 le 10 January 2016 à 17:23
The La Vals (New York)
Personnel :
Johnny Hickson (Lead)
Ann Smith
Sandra Lee
Chhristine Flowers
Biography:
Vocal group that occurred in New York from 1958 to 1959, they had a little success and promises of records ... Have they recorded???...
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Par dion1 le 16 December 2015 à 05:29
The Treys (Marshall, TX.)
Personnel :
Billie York
Audrey George
Irby Whitehurst
Biography :
This vocal trio consist of Audrey George, Billie York and Irby Whitehurst, all are freshmen from Marshall High School. The Group has been singing together as a duet, the Rhythmettes. One day Irby Whitehurst chimed in her voice was added to the group. Thus They became the Treys. The Girls went on to win first place in the "New Search For Talent".As a result of this, they made numerous appearances on "Search For Talent" and "Refreshment Time" on KTBS TV in 1958. The trio went on road tour under the direction of Hub Brandao. The Treys have been singing in 1959 with Tommy Bale's Band of Dallas and have traveled during the school year to various military bases in Texas and Oklahoma to give programs.
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