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Our President historically acknowledging/appreciating Pop Culture Icons almost as much as the Military -
Truly wonder what he (and RUDY, as well) think of fellow New Yorkers, Johnny Maesto (John Peter Mastrangelo) of The Crests AND/OR The Brooklyn Bridge?
These guys (Brooklyn Bridge) played Summer Concerts (think beach chairs) and Doo Wop Shows. Has there ever been a more down-to-earth group of Musicians? While the "democrats" (COMMUNISTS) certainly had full control of the Industry, sincerely doubt that Johnny Maestro was one. Anon watches their concerts over and over. These guys = SPECIAL.
Look at this guy's/these guys' WORK and ask ourselves why the COMMUNIST outfit in Ohio hasn't put EITHER Johnny Maestro OR The Crests OR Brooklyn Bridge in its "hall of fame".
This one perhaps anon's favorite band member. Don't know why. Just his charisma/stage presence (?), so looked his personals up:First Tenor Les Cauchi had apparently registered as a Republican upon relocating to North Carolina: Leslie Emmanuel Cauchi Voting Profile Voter Info Party Affiliation: Republican Party Registration Date: October 22, 2013 https://www.northcarolinaresidentdatabase.com/person/9023379/leslie-cauchi
https://www.forbisanddick.com/obituaries/Leslie-Emanuel-Cauchi?obId=38227304 Les was born in Malta on December 18, 1942, grew up in New York with a strong Catholic upbringing. Les did a tour in Vietnam and in the United States Army from 1966-1968 and throughout his life made a point to support the military via musical events and by frequenting local memorials in New York, North Carolina or wherever he traveled. Upon his return from the war, Les went back to continue his career with his musical brothers Fred Ferrara, Tommy Ferrara and Stan Ziska of the Del-Satins. In 1968, Les became a founding member of the Brooklyn Bridge Band where he not only performed but was also agent and manager for over 35 of those years. He is rejoined by his band of brothers Johnny Maestro and Fred Ferrara and survived by Jimmy Rosica (Bass Voclas & Guitar) , Jimmy Sarle (Lead Guitarist) , Lou Agiesta (Drummer) , Marti DAmico (Keyboardist), ... Les lived on Long Island for over 42 years where he raised his children and then moved to North Carolina where he lived the past 6 years. He loved his family, music, sports, friends, country and military. https://archive.is/6w5st
Mr. President, the singers are gone now. Could they maybe join Sly, Michael Crawford... someday for something they are actually worthy of - UNLIKE that Communist outfit in Ohio? More than that, truly wonder if they were on your radar when they were pumping out the hits, and still touring in the 2000s? Johnny had said that they were against the "What are we gonna do about your husband" song, but were forced to do it by the record label. (Which is WHY anon has never listened to it, kek.) Anon has a few regrets, perhaps the biggest being not seeing them perform in person. (Saw virtually all the damned COMMUNISTS, though! FML probably why I'm even posting this!)