Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Bill Crandall - saxophone Bill Dalton - bass Bob Gaudio - piano Al Kooper - guitar Larry Qualiano - saxophone Dan Sabatino - vocals Joe Villa (Joe Francavilla) - vocals Raymond Mariani - vocals & composer Vince Cautero - vocals: Website: http://theroyalteens.com
- RCA, Epic/CBS, Capitol/EMI, Musicor, Jubilee
- Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States
- 1956–1965
Larry Qualiano, an outstanding 17-year-old sax player from North Bergen, NJ took Billy Crandall’s place and The Royal Teens became whole again and ready to tour with greats like Buddy Holly, Sam Cook, Jackie Wilson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Frankie Avalon, etc, and everybody else of note.
Larry Qualiano. Profile: Once a member of the Royal Teens. Played tenor, alto, and baritone saxophone, clarinet and flute. In Groups: The Royal Teens. Variations: Viewing All | Larry Qualiano. Oualino, Qualiano.
Crandall's parents stepped in and yanked him from the band; his replacement on sax was the slightly older (and taller) Larry Qualiano.That summer, the four-guys-and-a-girl Royal Teens performed "Short Shorts" in Let's Rock, a star vehicle for singer Julius LaRosa that featured several rock and roll acts (Paul Anka, Roy Hamilton and Teens labelmates Danny and the Juniors, performing the chart ...
Bob Gaudio (piano), Tom Austin (drums), Bill Crandall [aka Buddy Randall] (saxophone, 1957-58), Billy Dalton (guitar, 1957-59), Larry Qualiano (saxophone, 1958-59), Joey Villa [aka Joe Francavilla] (vocals, 1958-65), Ray Mariani (1959-65), Al Kooper (guitar)
Larry Qualiano, an outstanding 17-year-old sax player from North Bergen, New Jersey, took Billy Crandall’s place and the Royal Teens became complete again, touring with greats such as Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, and Frankie Avalon.
Larry Qualiano, a 17-year-old sax player from North Bergen, New Jersey, took Billy Crandall's place and the Royal Teens became complete again, touring with greats such as Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, and Frankie Avalon. [3] Over the years there were a number of members of the Royal Teens. One ...
