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Atlantic Crossing - "Walkin' Runnin' Falling In Love Lead Vocals - Jere Hetrick Background Vocals - Dave Bupp Background Vocals - Buddy King Background Vocals - Vince DiCola Produced by - Dave Bupp

"I Need To Know You" by The Eyes. The Eyes are from Lancaster County, PA. The group was together for about two years. They did produce this song during that time. Wendy Barnhart is the lead vocalist. She is from Lancaster, PA. Mel Henry was the drummer and he is from Columbia, PA. Dave Walton is the lead guitarist. Michael Weirich is a keyboard and rhythm guitar player who lives in Lititz. Geor...

"Stand By Me" by The Nomads a group from Lancaster, PA is covering this version of the song made famous by Spyder Turner in 1967. Ben E. King did the original song in 1961. The Lead Vocals on this song are by Tom Marion a Central Pennsylvania music legend. Members of the band are from: left to right, left to right, here goes. Dave Siefred, guitar, Donnie Meckley, Bass, Jake Law, Keys, yours tru...

"The Spirit" is an Instrumental by Adrian "Buddy" King. Buddy is a former member of The Magnificent Men. This song is from Buddy's CD called "Love Will Live...Will Carry On". You can get this song and CD by calling 717-848-3047 or Emailing adrianbuddyking@gmail.com.

I Do Love You by The Officers of Love. The group had its origin in Columbia, PA in 1965. They were a cover group, singing soul, R&B, and Motown. They had their beginnings on the street corners in Columbia PA. Here they are performing the Billy Stewart classic "I Do Love" which was released in 1965. This video shows two of the original members of the group Grant Shultz and Joe Seibert. Other mem...

The Class of 60 Something covers a variety of songs by Sly & The Family Stone in this video. What started in 1995 as a studio project to record a few classic R&B songs from the 60s, has evolved into a 4 CD collection of some of the greatest R&B of all time. Founded by producer Mike Leash, the Class of '60 Somethin' features the aged-in-soul talents of some of the original members of THE MAGNIFI...

"Since I Lost My Baby” by Full Circle is found on an album released by this group in the 1980s. Full Circle featured Dave Bupp (top right) and Buddy King (top left), former lead singers of The Magnificent Men. The other three gentlemen in the photo are Dusty Rhodes (seated left), Carl Young (seated right) and Larry Green (bottom center). This song was made famous by Big Jay McNeely in 1957.

"Cindy" by The Pride & Joys Home Town: Reading PA Members: Ken Bagenstose (guitar), Scott Musselman (bass guitar), Gene Wise (organ), Randy Posey (drums) Years Played: the Mid to late 1960s Venues: Those were the days of dances. Schools, churches, pools, playgrounds. We eventually started to also play fraternity parties at Kutztown College and Albright College. We weren’t even old enough to dri...

"Love Is A Beautiful Thing" by The Pride & Joys Home Town: Reading PA Members: Ken Bagenstose (guitar), Scott Musselman (bass guitar), Gene Wise (organ), Randy Posey (drums) Years Played: the Mid to late 1960s Venues: Those were the days of dances. Schools, churches, pools, playgrounds. We eventually started to also play fraternity parties at Kutztown College and Albright College. We weren’t ev...

"Daddy's Home" by Thom "Daddy C" Colson. Daddy C is a music legend from Central PA and has played in many bands in the Lancaster, PA area. This song was made famous by Shep and the Limelites in 1961. "Daddy C" covered this song on his CD, "Daddy's Home" released in 2005. Contact "Daddy C" for a copy of this CD.

"Gypsy Woman" is being covered by The Embers featuring George Wilson from Lancaster, PA. This song was originally recorded by The Impressions in 1961. This song was recorded in the early 1970s and was never released by The Embers. Members of The Embers are lead vocal George Wilson, background vocalist Richard Rankie Jr, Buddy Swords, and Tony Mann, Rhythm guitar Micheal Weirich, Bass guitar Dre...

"Come Back To Me" by George Wilson from Lancaster, PA is the A-side of the 45 rpm. "Everything Will Be Fine" is the B-side and was recorded on the Stang Label in 1969. George passed away in 1989.

"Shining Star" by The Maxwell Project, this song was made famous by Earth, Wind, and Fire in 1975. The Maxell Project with a five-piece horn section, three strong lead vocalists, and a driving rhythm section, The Maxwell Project (TMP) is best known for its creative interpretations of the 70s and 80s R&B, funk, and soul music and crowd-pleasing renditions of Earth, Wind, and Fire and Tower of Po...

"What Should I Think Now" by Bob Kraut is an original song written by former WSBA DJ Rick Burton in York, PA. Bob Kraut was an original member of the Class of '60 Somethin'. Back up vocals on this song are done by two former members of The Magnificent Men Dave Bupp and Buddy King.

Born Under A Bad Sign - Class of '60 Something

Fat Daddy's - The Del-Chords

I Want A Love - The Ambassadors

Whole Lotta Soul - The Ambassadors

Those Things Called Girls - The Ambassadors

Little Turtle Dove - Class of '60 Something

Me and Bobby McGee - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

Somebody To Love - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

White Rabbit - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

You've Made Me So Very Happy - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

When I Die - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

Dance To The Music & I Wanna Take You Higher -Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

Everyday People - Woodstock 50 Year Reunion - Lancaster, PA

Super What? - Matches (Funk On Fire)

I Wish - Matches (Funk on Fire)