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The Sandpipers discography and songs: Music profile for The Sandpipers, formed 1966. Genres: Easy Listening, Lounge, Folk Pop. Albums include Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, The Trip: Created by Saint Etienne, and Guantanamera / What Makes You Dream Pretty Girl?.
Although sidelined by the original trio for reasons which may never become clear, Pamela Ramcier had now become an integral part of The Sandpipers' sound. Her lyricless vocals were used much like a second string section, adding what several reviewers described as an "ethereal" quality to The Sandpipers' sound.
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Additional members included Pamela Ramcier who provided wordless female backing vocals on most of The Sandpipers' hits, giving the group its distinctive ethereal sound. Several other (mostly uncredited) female singers also served at times as backing vocalists, and there were a number of personnel changes in the 1970s. The Sandpipers are best remembered for their haunting rendition of the Cuban ...
The Sandpipers were a male vocal trio that recorded a handful of easy listening pop hits in the mid-'60s. The group was distinguished by its light, breezy harmonies, which floated over delicate, breezy string arrangements, as well as the occasional appearance of a wordless female backing vocalist who drifted in and out of the music.
Although Ramcier was never credited on the albums and was always shrouded in shadows during concerts -- though her hip, mod outfits complete with miniskirts and go-go boots often made her more noticeable than the actual Sandpipers -- her voice was one of the most distinctive elements of the group's music. In 1970, they contributed songs to The Sterile Cuckoo ("Come Saturday Morning") and Russ ...
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