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Barry Frank
A smooth-voiced rock and roll sensation of the 1950s, Barry Frank battles fading fame and industry indifference as he fights to reclaim his place in a music world that's moving on without him.
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In short · Produced for two decades — 2 credits.
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Biography
Barry Frank was a pop and rock and roll vocalist active in the 1950s and early 1960s. Known for his smooth voice, he recorded numerous singles and albums for record companies such as Bell, Columbia, Jubilee, and Seeco in the United States and Europe. Frank often covered songs originally performed by other artists, including "Party Doll," "Earth Angel," and "The Great Pretender." In addition to his solo career, he briefly served as the lead singer of the Sammy Kaye orchestra.
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- Women of IronSelf - Calgary World Gram Prix Promoter · 1984
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