Trailblazing R&B group sues `imposter' in RI to protect history
The Platters sue a singer set to play Jan. 20 in East Providence. The group accuses Maryland man of trading on the group's historic path.
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The Platters sue a singer set to play Jan. 20 in East Providence. The group accuses Maryland man of trading on the group's historic path.
“This tour has been ten times the craziness — 100 times the craziness — that it was the first time. So, when we came back to Salt Lake, it was just this madhouse of a time,” Sanchez recalled specifically of his show on Oct. 26.
He was one of the greatest singers in the world and he was also my Dad.
The Platters More Ink Spots and Johnny Mathis--they actually covered the former's "If I Didn't Care" and "My Prayer"--than doo-woppers, the Platters were one of the biggest crossover acts of the '50s thanks to their lush romanticism. L... more »ead voice Tony Williams's sense of drama lent the group some gospel-tinged excitement, so that this set of a dozen top 30 singles works both as soft R&B and make-out music. --Rickey Wright Amazon.com More Ink Spots and Johnny Mathis--they actually covered the former's "If I Didn't Care" and "My Prayer"--than doo-woppers, the Platters we...
Aidan & Emily O'Neill: Stars aligned for much-loved Omagh couple born a day apart Aidan and Emily O'Neill were born a day apart and spent almost 60 years together before their deaths within a fortnight of each other 30 January, 2021 01:00 Aidan O'Neill performing on the BBC AIDAN O'Neill was born in Omagh, Co Tyrone on July 13 1941, the youngest son to Jack and Ellen. The following day in Tuam, Co Galway, Emily Henderson was born, eldest daughter to Jack and Mary. The stars aligned for a couple that would be together for almost 60 years before departing this wo...