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. Bass singer James Moschella (b. May 10, 1938), second tenor Frank Tardogono, (b. Sept. 18, 1941), and. first tenor Arthur Venosa (b. Sept. 3, 1939) joined up, and by early 1958, the Elegants were set. One of. their songs, “Little Star,” had been knockin’ ’em dead at hops and talent shows.
1. Feb. 2012 · I would never expect a Doo Wop hit from a group made up of Italian descendants. But what a pleasant surprise The Elegants gave us. The group was formed in 1956, when lead vocalist Vito Picone and Carman Romano (both ex-Crescents), teamed up with Arthur Venosa, Frank Tardogono, and James Moschello.
About The Elegants. This New York doo wop group earned notoriety for their masterpiece "Little Star" in 1958, which topped both R&B and pop charts. They were a white ensemble led by Vito Picone with Arthur Venosa, Frank Tardogono, Carmen Romano, and James Moschella.
Formed in 1956, the group consisted of Vito Picone (lead), Arthur Venosa (bass), Frank Tardogono (first tenor), Carmen Romano (second tenor), and James Moschello (baritone). The Elegants are best known for their 1958 hit single "Little Star", which reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Artist Biography. This New York doo wop group earned notoriety for their masterpiece "Little Star" in 1958, which topped both R&B and pop charts. They were a white ensemble led by Vito Picone with Arthur Venosa, Frank Tardogono, Carmen Romano, and James Moschella. All had been in other groups before uniting as the Elegants.
This New York doo wop group earned notoriety for their masterpiece "Little Star" in 1958, which topped both R&B and pop charts. They were a white ensemble led by Vito Picone with Arthur Venosa, Frank Tardogono, Carmen Romano, and James Moschella. All had been in other groups before uniting as the Elegants. They continued recording for Hull ...
