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Carl Gardner, Sr. died on June 12, 2011, after suffering with congestive heart failure and vascular dementia (according to the Coasters website). Carl, Jr., took over as lead singer, but was fired by Veta Gardner.
In late 2005, Carl's son Carl Gardner Jr. took over as lead with the group when his father retired. The Coasters' line-up then consisted of Carl Gardner Jr., J. W. Lance, Primo Candelara, and Eddie Whitfield. Carl Jr. later left this group and has started his own group with Curley Palmer. Carl's widow Veta owns the rights to the ...
- J.W. Lance, Primotivo Candelaria, Robert Fowler, Dennis Anderson
- Los Angeles, California, U.S.
- 1955–present
Anfang 1954 stieß Tenor Carl Gardner dazu. Bereits im Frühjahr des gleichen Jahres nahm sich das berühmte Produzententeam Jerry Leiber und Mike Stoller, das bereits 1951 das Lied That’s What the Good Book Says für The Robins geschrieben hatte, des Quintetts an und produzierte fortan dessen Platten bei seinem neu gegründeten Spark-Label.
- 1955
- Billy Guy (bis 1972)
- Carl Gardner (bis 2005)
14. Juni 2011 · Carl Gardner, the spunky tenor who was the lead singer of the original Coasters, whose mixture of rhythm-and-blues, doo-wop and sitcom humor created 1950s hits like “Yakety Yak,” “Charlie...
In 1996, Gardner paid tributes to his early favourites on an album of standards, One Cool Cat. Gardner fronted the Coasters until 2005 when his son Carl Gardner,Jr became lead vocalist. His...
- Spencer Leigh
14. Juni 2011 · June 14, 2011 12 AM PT. Carl Gardner, a founding member and lead singer of the Coasters, the renowned R&B vocal group whose memorably amusing hits included “Yakety Yak,” “Charlie Brown” and...
Carl Gardner, a founder and lead singer of the rock-and-roll vocal group the Coasters, whose hits such as as " Yakety Yak ," "Charlie Brown," "Poison Ivy" and "Young Blood" reflected and...
