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Curtola, Bobby |
 | | After singing in high school with a pop group, Bobby and the Bobcats, he made his first record, 'Hand in Hand with You,' in 1959 for the Tartan label (owned by the Port Arthur songwriters Dyer and Basil Hurdon, who became Curtola's managers and wrote all of his hits). |
 | | Curtola, who received a Juno Award in 1965 as best male singer, made over 50 singles and 15 LPs (for Tartan, Capitol, Tuff, RCA, CTL, Pickwick, Tee Vee International, etc) before his recording career waned in the mid-1970s. |
 | | Curtola toured widely in Canada until 1967, his performances often creating hysteria among his young audiences. |
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