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Spanning from the late 1950's into the new millennium, the Earls have continuously been pleasing audiences with their flawless harmonies ceaseless vitality and endearing dedication to their fans. Larry Chance & the Earls represent the music that helped define Rock 'N' Roll, the original doo wop era that put the street corner- society onto the national charts.
It was 1955 when his family moved to the Bronx, NY, there Larry discovered that vocal groups were to be found on almost every street corner, so he developed one of his own in 1957, with five friends, and called his group, the High-Hatters. By 1960 the group had evolved into what would then be called "the Earls". Through the years, the original members moved on to other things. Drummer & 2nd tenor, Bobby Tribuzio has been with Larry since 1963. Joining the Earls more recently, the current lineup includes George Tuzzeo,Keyboards, Bobby Coleman, bass player and vocals, Chuck Mearizo, guitar and vocals. Larry and company have placed many songs on the charts, including: Life Is But a Dream, Never, I Believe, and of course the classic Remember Then. They recorded many other classics including: Looking For My Baby, Eyes, Kissin' and Cry, Cry, Cry, etc. They still enjoy performing them, and always include the audience as a part of the show. An Earl's performance will feature audience participation and comedy. Larry's comedy talents were featured on the Imus in the Morning show, where he performed, memorably, for a ten year period as the voice of characters, such as, Geraldo "Santana Banana", and the streetwise"Rainbow Johnson". Contact us below by phone, fax, or email & get ready for a great show!!!!
P.O. Box 116, Washingtonville,
NY 10992
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