MAGNIFICENT MEN «LIVE » CAPITOL '67 Blue-eyed Soul ST2775 SIGNED
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Description
Rare SIGNED copy of the Magnificent Men's LIVE album, this one is in stereo (ST2775)
Some signatures are missing, this copy was signed by Dave Bupp, Tom Pane, Jim Seville,
Bob Angelucci, and Buddy King, signatures were signed at a concert I had attended in Nov 2008 I am including my ticket and a brochure that shows the event
IF YOU GO
Annual celebration of The Magnificent Men starring Class Act featuring Rita, 8 p.m. Saturday at Sunoco Performance Theatre at Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts, 222 Market St., Harrisburg. Tickets $38, available at 214-ARTS or whitakercenter.org
LP includes: side one
Show Me I'm Gonna Miss You Just Be True Doin' The Philly Dog Stormy Weather Sweet Soul Medley: (Ooh, Baby, Baby; Ain't too Proud to Beg; I Can't Help Myself; People Get Ready)
side two: You Don't Know Like I Know Misty Whispers Peace of Mind I've Been Trying Function at the Junction
**************************** reference: Discogs
In 1964, The Magnificent Men, the only white act to ever headline New York 's legendary Apollo Theatre and the other major stops on the rhythm and blues "chitlin circuit," was formed from the improbable combination of two integrated bands. York, Pennsylvania's Del-Chords, a seven-member group that featured singers Dave Bupp and Adrian "Buddy" King, often played Battle of the Band contests against Harrisburg's nine-member Endells, led by drummer Bob Angelucci. By the end of the year, Bupp, King, Angelucci, and some of the Endells began playing as the all-white Magnificent Seven, a change spurred by the unwillingness of some in both bands to become fulltime musicians, a quest for a new collective sound, and the reluctance of
some club owners to book mixed bands.
The members of the band are Bob Angelucci, Dave Bupp, Terry Crousore, Buddy King, Tom Pane, Bill Richter, and Jim Seville. In addition to these seven, the group's original keyboardist was Tom Hoover. Tom left the group after the first album, and has just recently passed away.
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