Vito and the salutations biography of mahatma

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Vito & the Salutations is an Italian/Irish/Jewish-AmericanNew Yorkdoo wop group from the 1960s, whose first popular recording, "Gloria," was a regional hit.^[1]

Vito & the Salutations scored a success in Summer of 1963 with an up-tempo version of the song "Unchained Melody,"^[1] which reached number 66 on the Cash Box hit parade and made the top ten in many cities.

Acta sanctae sedis

Acta apostolicae sedis english translation

Acta apostolicae sedis 1987

Lumen gentium

The life of the Buddha, known also as Gautama and Sakyamuni, has fascinated people throughout history.

Originally on Herald (H-583).This group consisted of Frankie Fox (bass baritone), Sheldon Buchansky (2nd tenor), Raymond JP Russell (1st tenor) and Vito Balsomo (lead, baritone, and falsetto). The B side was Hey, Hey, Baby a tune composed by Murray Kanner, Frankie Fox and Dave Rick.

A cappella version recorded by the Islanders in the late 1960s

The group existed from 1961–1967, with a reunion concert performed at Hunter College in 1971, only Frankie and Sheldon Buchansky were the original members of this group in