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The Showmen
The Showmen formed in Queens, New York in 1961 with Vinnie Barbato on drums, Jimmy Beaumont on lead vocals and guitar, George Carlucci on bass, and Don...
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The Showmen formed in Queens, New York in 1961 with Vinnie Barbato on drums, Jimmy Beaumont on lead vocals and guitar, George Carlucci on bass, and Don Ciccone on guitar. They played local clubs for a few years before signing with Roulette Records in 1964.
That year they released "39-21-46," a song written by Bob Crewe that became their biggest hit.
After "39-21-46," they put out other singles like "Our Love Will Still Be There" and "Come On and Dance," along with two studio albums. Their sound was built around harmonies and straightforward pop melodies typical of the early 1960s.
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