Reg Powell - piano, conductor (England) Buck Clarke - percussion (Wash DC) Bob "Bogie" Bohinc - lead guitar (Cleveland) white shirt Jose Marino - bass (Sao Paulo, Brazil) left of drummer John Gates - Drums (Texas Native) (my dad) Carmen Caramonica - rhythm guitar (right side of Bogie) Backup Singers - Charlie Miriam, Stevie Adler, Jerry Robach and Lynda Reed
I am 57 years old and I have loved him since I was 10 years old I watched his show every week. On a side note, I am not a fan of the perm he is sporting here.
Instead of singing a Drifters song why not Tie a yellow ribbon...or knock 3 times. His hits not somebody else's. Saw him on pbs, did the same thing, and this was last year. Yes, still playing. Also on Ray Stevens show, search it and there he is
One of the great showman of all time 2:35
Tony is a true show man, love his effort he puts in to all his songs.
Even better than I remembered. He had a real connection to the audience.
I'm saving it... 💃
Now, all I need is a time machine and a "Ticket To Ride."
Thank you for sharing! 💖
Reg Powell - piano, conductor (England)
Buck Clarke - percussion (Wash DC)
Bob "Bogie" Bohinc - lead guitar (Cleveland) white shirt
Jose Marino - bass (Sao Paulo, Brazil) left of drummer
John Gates - Drums (Texas Native) (my dad)
Carmen Caramonica - rhythm guitar (right side of Bogie)
Backup Singers - Charlie Miriam, Stevie Adler, Jerry Robach and Lynda Reed
I am 57 years old and I have loved him since I was 10 years old I watched his show every week. On a side note, I am not a fan of the perm he is sporting here.
No me either I like his hair the way he wore it on his show
How old is he here!
That's a cover from the Drifters.
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Instead of singing a Drifters song why not Tie a yellow ribbon...or knock 3 times. His hits not somebody else's. Saw him on pbs, did the same thing, and this was last year. Yes, still playing. Also on Ray Stevens show, search it and there he is
I went to see the three degrees and they did a pointer sisters encore. I was fuming. I don’t like 80s music. If you’re reading this three degrees.