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The Forté Four

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The Forté Four

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  • Producer Gary Usher singed "The Forte'Four" to a recording contract at MCA/Universal and released several singles on the Decca Records label. The group consisted of Dan Anthony guitar and vocals, Jack Schaeffer (John Case Schaeffer II) sax and vocals with The Wackers, Ernie Earnshaw on drums and Guy Watson on bass. Guitarist Glen Campbell joined as session man on all their recordings adding back up vocals along with Usher. Their seen on stage as the house band in the Motion Picture "The Cool Ones", with Roddey McDowall.
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  • Producer Gary Usher singed "The Forte'Four" to a recording contract at MCA/Universal and released several singles on the Decca Records label. The group consisted of Dan Anthonyguitar and vocals, Jack Schaeffer (John Case Schaeffer II) sax and vocals, Ernie Earnshaw on drums and Guy Watson on bass. Guitarist Glen Campbell joined as session man on all their recordings adding back up vocals along with Usher. Their tight harmonies can be heard on "The Climb" in the film Viva Las Vegas (1964).

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