Tony Orlando
Tony Orlando sang with the trio Dawn in the early 1970s. Their biggest hit was 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon,' which topped the charts in 1973. They also had success...
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Tony Orlando sang with the trio Dawn in the early 1970s. Their biggest hit was 'Tie a Yellow Ribbon,' which topped the charts in 1973. They also had success with songs like 'Knock Three Times' and 'Candida.'
After Dawn's run, Orlando worked as a solo artist. He recorded songs including 'He Don't Love You (Like I Love You)' and 'Who's in the Strawberry Patch with Sally?'
Some of his personal life became public, including a divorce in 1978 and a bankruptcy filing in 2010. But people still remember him for those early hits with Dawn.
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