| The Arkansas
group had 2 major hits in 1964 with "Bread & Butter",
and Run Baby Run". Larry Henley, (lead singer), also wrote a
Major #1 song in 1995 for that was recorded by Bette Midler. That
song was "Wind Beneath My Wings". Larry owns a Publishing
Company in Nashville and has been very active in the music Industry.
Larry & his wife reside in the Nashville area. |
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| This Texas
native is the only singer that sang two songs in the "Girl Can't
Help It". Johnny recorded on the Liberty Record label from 1959
to 1962. Johnny Olen has been a resident of Las Vegas since 1959. |
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| This Denver
native recorded on the Carlton Record Label. His first major hit was
"Lonely For You" in 1959. His next hit credited to him was
"Starry Eyed", which was actually recorded by a different
artist. Gary now resides in Delaware. |
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| Johnny Thunder
was one of the few performers that recorded on the Diamond label.
Johnny, a native of Leesburg, Florida had a major hit in 1962 titled
"Loop De Loop". Johnny and his wife still reside in Florida. |
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| The Association
was one of the top American Vocal groups of the British Invasion of
the sixties. They had charted hits of "Wendy", "Cherish",
and many others in that period. Jim is performing with Bruce Belland
and Dave Sommerville as the YB&S Trio. Jim resides in Southern
California. |
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| This New York
native has had more hits than most singers that are better known.
He has sung in almost complete obscurity. Ron was the lead singer
of the Detergents parody song, "Leader of the Laundromat"(`65),
the Cuff Links with "Tracy" ('68) and the Archies with "Sugar,
Sugar" ('69). Ron has aso been in countless commercials. He also
sang background for many other stars including one of his idols, Bobby
Darin. Ron produced Barry Manilow's first eight albums. |
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