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In 1998 THE TOKENS became the first and only group to sing the National Anthem in all major league ballparks in one season, an accomplishment that landed them into the Guinness Book of World Records. They have been inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame and the Long Island Music Hall of Fame. Following the loss of both Mitch Margo in 2017 ...
18. Nov. 2021 · Margo was born in Brooklyn, New York on April 1st, 1942 to parents Leon and Ruth Margules, five years before his brother and future bandmate Mitch Margo. He and his younger brother were both recruited to join The Tokens five years after the group’s 1955 formation at Abraham Lincoln High School.
17. Nov. 2021 · Philip Margo, a member of the band The Tokens, has died. He was 79. Philip died on Saturday at a hospital in Los Angeles after suffering a stroke, his family told The New York Times. Further ...
24. Nov. 2017 · Mitch Margo. Real name Mitchell Stuart Margo Born May 25, 1947 Died November 24, 2017 Country United States IPI . 00019555669 13 works. Affiliation ASCAP ...
18. Nov. 2021 · The Tokens. Margo co-founded the Tokens in 1960 along with his brother, Mitch Margo (1947–2017).Playing percussion as well as singing baritone, he was just 19 years old when they recorded their ...
modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata Mitchell Stuart Margo (25 mai 1947 - 24 novembre 2017) est un chanteur et compositeur américain. Biographie [modifier | modifier le code] Margo est un artiste professionnel dès l'âge de 14 ans. Avec son frère Phil Margo, il est membre des Tokens. Le groupe vocal est surtout connu pour son enregistrement à succès de The Lion Sleeps Tonight ...
THE TOKENS. The five Brooklynites who made up the ranks of The Tokens throughout most of the 1960s were much more than just a popular vocal group. Street corner harmonizers Henry "Hank" Medress, Jay Siegel and brothers Philip Margo and Mitch Margo had developed as songwriters in the latter half of the '50s, following in the footsteps of former group member Neil Sedaka, who'd successfully lit ...
