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The Vogues waren eine US-amerikanische Gesangsgruppe und wurden 1960 in Turtle Creek in der Nähe von Pittsburgh gegründet. Geschichte. Die Gruppe bestand aus Chuck Blasko, Bill Burkette, Hugh Geyer und Don Miller. Gleich ihre ersten be ...
Members. Studio albums. Singles. References. External links. The Vogues are an American vocal rock and roll group from Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh. [1] . The original lineup consisted of Bill Burkette (lead baritone ), Don Miller (baritone), Hugh Geyer (first tenor ), and Chuck Blasko (second tenor). [2]
YearA-sideB-sidefrom Same Album As A-side Except ...Record Catalog Number1959"Launie, My Love""Which One Will It Be?"Willett 1141960"Launie, My Love""Which One Will It Be"Coral 621771965"Some Words" (Non-album track)Blue Star B-2291965"Some Words" (Non-album track)Co & Ce 229- 1963–present
- Co & Ce, Reprise
Members Now. Troy Elich. Troy loves all kinds of sports and is a walking encyclopedia of Professional Sports trivia and statistics. He began singing in the Vogues with his Dad, Stan Elich, Bill Burkette, and Hugh Geyer. He has now spent half of his own adult life singing with the Vogues. Royce Taylor.
The Vogues waren eine US-amerikanische Gesangsgruppe und wurden 1960 in Turtle Creek in der Nähe von Pittsburgh gegründet. Geschichte Die Gruppe bestand aus Chuck Blasko, Bill Burkette, Hugh Geyer und Don Miller.
Chronology of the Vogues Members. Original Members. Bill Burkette -Lead Vocals (1965-1983, 2008-2018) Hugh Geyer – 1st Tenor (1965-1973, 2007-2012) Don Miller – Baritone/Bass (1965-1974) Chuck Blasko – 2nd Tenor (1965-1986) Gene Molinaro- Drums (1965-mid 1970’s) Marty Mundy – Lead Guitar (1965-mid 1970’s) Pete Garofalo – Baritone (1974-1983)
30. Nov. 2023 · Die Mitglieder von The Pogues (v. l. Cait O’Riordan, Shane MacGowan, Andrew Rankin und Jem Finer) auf einer Aufnahme aus dem Jahr 1984. Steve Rapport / Hulton / Getty. Shane MacGowan...
The Vogues, top to bottom: Bill Burkette, Don Miller, Chuck Blasko and Hugh Geyer (Uncredited photo via the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) Don Miller, one of the original members of the Vogues singing group that came to prominence in the 1960s with such songs as “Five O’Clock World” and “You’re the One,” died January 11, 2021.
