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![]() March 6, 2009 There probably isn’t anything more British than the name Buckinghams. Immediately visions of straight-faced and stiff-postured palace guards in their large black hats and bright red coats and union jacks spin through your head. However, between 1965 to 1970, there was nothing at all British about The Buckinghams. When five guys from Chicago, Illinois – Carl Giammarese, Nick Fortuna, Marty Grebb, Dennis Tufano and John Poulos – took the British-sounding name for their band, they suddenly moved from their parents’ basements to, according to Billboard Magazine, "the most listened to band in America". . . More ![]()
Excerpt from HomeTownAnnapolis.com
Home CD/DVD Reviews For a couple years in the late '60s—between '67-68—The Buckinghams were a dominating band on the top 40 pop charts. Produced by the best ears at Columbia Records back then, The Buckinghams not only made great singles but their early albums have made for some revealing reissue listening.
Tunedex Memories - Catching up with The Buckinghams By Chuck Benjamin Do you remember The Buckinghams? They were a band from Chicago and when you weren’t listening to. The Buckinghams 1966. those great 45’s like “Kind Of A Drag”, “Don’t You Care”, and “Susan” you might have caught them on TV or if you ... TUNEDEX MEMORIES is ON THE AIR... More |
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