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	CANOE -- JAM! Music - Pop Encyclopedia - Four Lads, The
		Led by tenor Bernie Toorish, The Four Lads formed in Toronto, Ontario, in 1952 as The Four Dukes but had to change it after an act from Detroit laid claim to the moniker.
		All the members were former St. Michael's Choir Boys making honest effort of their stock in trade four-part harmonies which they were able to parlay into a string of pop hits during the pre-rock era.
		By the late '80's Busseri, who was living in Greenwich, Connecticut was still performing using the name The Four Lads.
	jam.canoe.ca /Music/Pop_Encyclopedia/F/Four_Lads.html (336 words)

	My guestbook! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dear Four Lads, I was really surprised to find this website.as I have loved your music for years.
		The name of the group was The 4M's (The Four M's) which was inspired by The Four Lads.
		Have been a fan of The Four Aces and Four Lads since the 50's when both groups appeared in Evansville, Indiana, while I was in college.
	www.the4lads.com /cgi-bin/guestbook.cgi?type=view (10814 words)

	Harold Land Biography
		He soon began to establish himself as one of the most singular and powerful of jazzmen, making albums with bassists Red Mitchell and Curtis Counce and then, in 1958, making his 12'' LP debut (he had recorded four selections in 1949 that were released by Savoy).
		Ellis, a Philadelphia native, was originally a tenor saxophonist who taught himself to write while serving in the Army band during World War II.
		His first commercial charts were crafted in the mid-'50s for pop singers such as the Four Lads ("Moments to Remember," "Standing on the Corner" -- both Billboard Top 10 pop chart hits) and Johnny Mathis ("That Certain Smile," "Wild Is the Wind").
	www.view.com /land-bio.html (1314 words)

	Lads :: Bands and Artists - mysic.net - The Hall of Web Stars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Lads :: Bands and Artists - mysic.net - The Hall of Web Stars
		Official site for the pop/rock band from New Zealand.
		Site includes profile, pictures, merchandise, and gig schedule.
	music.mysic.net /Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/L/Lads (275 words)

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