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Buddy Rhodes
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Buddy is an accomplished Bassist and Banjo Player starting out playing
the Banjo with the world-renowned Quaker City String Band out of South Philadelphia. Never
losing sight of his true passion -- singing -- Bud sang second tenor for New Harmony
in the early 90's until the inception of The Accords. Bud's true second tenor and lead
voice holds the quality of the group's vocal skills intact. Bud is also the business manager
for The Accords.
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Bill Keith
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Bill holds the baritone position in the group with his mellow tones
that’s hard to beat. He truly is an asset to the vocals of The Accords. Bill sang with
groups such as The Blendtones in 1957, The Students, Neighbor’s Complaint
and Classic Harmony before joining The Accords in 2005. Bill co-hosted the R&B
show with Charlie Horner on WXPN-FM for years. Bill also is the equipment manager for
The Accords.
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Lou Ferri
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Lou has been singing since the early 60’s. His rich voice has graced such
acapella albums as #3 & #4 produced by Relic Records. Lou puts our bass line in our vocals
thus rounding out our sound for that full-bodied sound. Lou also is the group’s treasurer.
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Lyb Brown
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An accomplished trumpet player has graced the stage with his musical
talents for many years. He joined The Accords in 2005 as their sound technician
and after they reformed, joined the group in providing a smooth & mellow tone to their vocals
and a falsetto that is hard to beat.
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Pat Moschetto
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Pat recently joined The Accords in 2007 as First Tenor/Lead. He
brings over 30 years of experience singing New York street harmonies as well as being a church
soloist. Pat was a member of such noted New York City Oldies/Doo Wop Groups, such as Déjà Vu,
Keys to the City and Music Box, who opened shows for Johnny Maestro, Larry Chance, The Duprees
and several other major Oldies groups. This talented First Tenor has also recorded on an original
compilation CD written and produced by Eddie Brian, BAB Music.
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John Lovelock
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John started performing at 14 years old playing guitar with a local group
in Brooklyn, NY in the late 50’s. In those days, every street corner & subway station had a group
singing the latest doo wop songs. John has been performing in and around New York and North
Jersey since the early years of doo wop. More recently, he was in a group called Nostalgia in
Rhythm. John joined The Accords in 2007. John's inverted Baritone certainly rounds out
The Accords.
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