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28. Apr. 2020 · Lynn Easton, co-founder of the Kingsmen, who recorded the iconic song LOUIE LOUIE, died of a stroke in Toronto. Learn about his musical journey, from his childhood vaudeville days to his band's rise and fall, and his involvement in the FBI investigation.
The two remaining original Kingsmen, Lynn Easton and Mike Mitchell, were joined by Gary Abbott, Barry Curtis and Norm Sundholm to record their first album and tour as the official band. Dick Peterson (not Dickie Peterson) replaced Gary Abbott shortly thereafter. This line-up stayed intact from 1964 into 1966 and charted multiple ...
Lynn Easton was a founding member of The Kingsmen, the most successful rock band from Oregon. He played drums on their hit song \"Louie Louie\", which sparked a controversy over its obscene lyrics.
30. Apr. 2015 · He was bounced from the group, which he helped found in 1959, after the drummer, Lynn Easton, decided he wanted to be the lead singer instead. Mr. Ely died on Tuesday at 71 at his home in...
Easton is a full-service wedding and event design and planning company founded in 1998. Our founder, Lynn Easton, is a leader in the world of event planning and, as a sought-after speaker, you will find her frequenting the main stage of the top industry conferences.
25. Apr. 2020 · as one of the most revered songs in rock & roll. After the hit, Lynne moved to up front to be the vocalist and lasted there till 1967. At that time he went into the adverting business and also hosted a TV show in Portland, much like American Bandstand, on KGW TV.
Lynn William Easton. Profile: The band leader of The Kingsmen; lead vocalist and sax player. Died in April 2020 in Toronto. In Groups: The Kingsmen. Variations: Viewing All | Lynn Easton. Easton, Euston, L. Easton, L.Easton, Lynn Easton Formerly Of The Kingsmen, Lynne Easton, Lyon Easton.
