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Sandy Deanne (born Louis Sandy Yaguda, January 30, 1943) is an American vocalist who has been a member of Jay and the Americans since forming in 1960. Following the death of Howie Kane in 2023, he is the last founding member of Jay and the Americans still touring with the group.
In 2006, Jay Black filed for bankruptcy due to gambling debts, and his ownership of the name "Jay & The Americans" was sold by the bankruptcy trustee to Sandy Deanne (Yaguda), Black's former bandmate and original member of Jay & The Americans, for $100,000.
Jay & the Americans war eine US-amerikanische Pop -Gesangsgruppe, die ursprünglich 1959 in New York als Harbor-Lites gegründet wurde. Sie wurden vom Autorenteam Jerry Leiber und Mike Stoller entdeckt und gefördert und hatten von 1962 bis 1970 zahlreiche Hits in den USA, darunter vier Top-10-Hits.
21. Feb. 2022 · Jay and The Americans’ Sandy Yaguda celebrates the 60th anniversary of their Top 40 debut. “She Cried” in 1962 was the beginning of ten Top 40 hits for Jay and The Americans. Sandy Yaguda discusses Leiber and Stoller, The Beatles, Steely Dan and Joan Jett. Warren Kurtz. Feb 21, 2022.
Although I remained in touch with band buddies Jay Traynor, Kenny Vance, and Marty Kupersmith, it was the dream of my oldest and best friend Sandy Yaguda that we try to reunite and take our name back. Through the years, we periodically met, performed locally, and even sang all together at a reunion concert when we were inducted into the Vocal ...
Six high school classmates from the Belle Harbor neighborhood on Long Island formed the Harbor Lites, named after their neighborhood, in 1959. Among the six were Kenny Vance, Sandy Yaguda, Ritchie Graff, Linda Kahn, Sydelle and Gail Sherman. Living in the neighborhood was Irving Feldman, owner of Ivy Records.
24. Okt. 2021 · Jay Black, whose majestic voice on songs like “Cara, Mia” and “Only in America” made Jay and the Americans a potent force in pop music in the 1960s, died on Friday in Queens. He was 82 ...
