The band was active through the 60's and 70's, playing the many lounges in the city - developing a vocally supportive fanbase during that time.
These five albums (yes, that one with the blue cover is held together with duct tape - the CCPS takes records in the shape we find them) cover a range of country, rock and pop standards. Listening to these is easy and it's easy to see why the band had such a long run. The songs are well-played and thoroughly enjoyable. We really like the 400 Club LP with its between-song applause and banter - even though it was recorded in Ernie Klump's Mayland Heights studio. (For those of us who don't remember the 400 club - don't worry, we weren't allowed in there).
If you're planning a romantic night in, we highly recommend putting a Stardells record on. For best results, why not queue up all five?
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