Chuck’s Classics, featuring Roy Orbison
Crying, the original hit the Billboard 100 in 1961. 26 years later the version with k.d. Lang was recorded to the delight to Orbison and Lang fans.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Gerry & The Pacemakers
Gerry & The Pacemakers were formed in 1959 In Liverpool, England. They had a number of hits reach the Top 10 including Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying in 1964.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Eddie Fisher
Eddie Fisher known for marrying beautiful women such as Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Taylor, Connie Stevens just to mention 3. Fisher had a number of hits, including Oh My Pa-Pa in 1954
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Don McLean
Song was inspired by the deaths of Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and J.P. Richardson (known by as The Big Bopper). They died in a plane crash. American Pie which came out in 1972. remains a top selling single.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Taco
Taco, his real name is Taco Ockaerse. He is still performing today. Originally from Hamburg, Germany. Puttin’ On The Ritz came out in 1983.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring The Bee Gees
The Bee Gees formed in 1958 consisting of the three brothers. Barry is the only surving member. In 1978 they had the charts with Night Fever.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
At the age of 74 (as of this writing) Seger continues to entertain audiences. He sings rock and heartland rock. Against The Wind is one of hit many hits from 1980.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Frank Sinatra
As many friends know, I am a big fan of Sinatra having visited his home (now owned by Jimmy Pattison)
Chuck’s Classics, featuring John Lennon
Lennon on his own, was very successful with a hit like (Just Like) Starting Over in 1980.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Billy Joel
Billy started out in 1965, and still performing today. Nicknamed the “Piano Man”, he had a number of #1 hits like It’s Still Like Rock & Roll To Me in 1980.
