Introduction Al Caiola and His Orchestra are known for their two successful instrumental tunes “The Magnificent Seven” and “Bonanza,” both released during the early 60s music era. In that same year, it was established in by Al Caiola, who was a guitarist, studio musician, stage performer, a conductor and arranger on the … Read more
Introduction Harpers Bizarre was an American band, whose sound belonged to the “sunshine pop” category which was popular in mid-1960s; they could also be noted for their baroque pop arrangements. Formerly known as the Tikis, they renamed themselves Harpers Bizarre and released their first single “The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)” … Read more
Introduction Primarily best-known for the hit 1966 single “Walk Away Renee,” The Left Banke is an American pop band whose music is classified as “baroque” pop (baroque & roll) due to its lush arrangements. Formed in New York City in 1965, its core members included keyboardist/ songwriter Michael Brown and Steve Martin … Read more