Chuck’s Classics, featuring LaVern Baker
From 1946 until 1991, Lavern Baker had a great career. Rhythm & Blues was here passion and many hits reached the top 10. One in 1958 was I Cried A Tear, reaching #2
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Gerry and The Pacemakers
An English beat group, Gerry & The Pacemakers consisted of 4 lead by Gerry Marsden. One of their big hits came in 1965: Ferry Cross The Mersey.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Al Martino
As an actor Martino is known for his role in The Godfather. As a singer, Al made the charts with Daddy’s Little Girl in 1967
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Judy Collins
Judy Collins, an American singer & songwriter started out in 1959. A number of her singles reached the Billboard charts, but not very high in ranking. In 1971 Amazing Grace reached #15 in the US.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring The Guess Who
Shakin’ All Over a big hit in 1965 was another #1 hit for the Winnipeg group, The Guess Who.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Barry Manilow
Spanning a career for over 50 years, Barry Manilow continues to entertain since he started out in 1964. Manilow has had a good number of hits in his career
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Frank Sinatra
Frank Sinatra very popular in the 60’s in film and music. My Kind Of Town in 1964 did not do that well on the charts, but did make a showing
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Ray Charles
Not much more can be said of the unreal talent of one Ray Charles! He was a singer, pianist and composer. Often referred to as “The Genius”. Lots of hits, including his What’d I Say in 1959.
Chuck’s Classics, featuring Phil Harris
Phil Harris a band leader, actor, singer, jazz musician and comedian. Very popular in the 1940’s. But he did have the novelty hit in 1950 entitled The Thing.
