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    The History of The Chantones: Part 1 - The early years 1954-1957: The History of the Chantones
    The History of The Chantones: Part 1 - The early years 1954-1957: The History of the Chantones
    The History of The Chantones: Part 1 - The early years 1954-1957: The History of the Chantones
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    The History of The Chantones: Part 1 - The early years 1954-1957: The History of the Chantones

    By Paul Langan

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    A Three-part series of booklets looking back at the career of Windsor, Ontario's legendary The Chantones.
    This booklet is Part 1. The Early Years 1954-1957 covers the quartet from their beginnings to the release of their #1 Canadian hit record "Ann Marie". Features interviews with The Chantone's Jack Grenier and Jim Nantais.
    Future booklets will be: Part 2 The History of The Chantones - Jack Scott and more success - 1958-61 and the final booklet will be Part 3 The History of The Chantones - The folk trio years 1962-76.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Langan
    Release dateJan 23, 2023
    ISBN9781998829132
    The History of The Chantones: Part 1 - The early years 1954-1957: The History of the Chantones

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