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Connelly was replaced by vocalist Gayle Caldwell. In early December, the group appeared at the Cocoanut Grove with comedian George Gobel and then at Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl with singer/comedian Allan Sherman. Sherman released the performance on the album My Son, the Celebrity in 1963.
About Gayle. At nineteen Gayle Caldwell wore a black-lace gown to sing in Carnegie Hall with the Roger Wagner Chorale. Then went on to play tambourine and sing her lil` heart out as an original member of the famed New Christy Minstrels , recording six albums with the group which received a Grammy Award. "With the Christies," she remembers, "I ...
Gayle Caldwell (20 February 1941 - 14 April 2009) was an American musician. Born Judith Gayle Geddes in Eugene, Oregon, she was married to Dick Ziker and Russ Caldwell. In the fall of 1962, following a tip from a friend, Gayle was hired to be a featured soloist in an “off-Broadway” musical...
A tribute to Gayle Caldwell, who died in 2009, from The Mendocino Beacon. She was a versatile singer, a member of the New Christy Minstrels, and a music teacher and composer.
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(left to right: Barry Kane, Nick Woods, Dolan Ellis, Barry McGuire, Clarence Treat, Jackie Miller, Larry Ramos, Randy Sparks, Gayle Caldwell, Art Podell) The New Christy Minstrels are an American folk music supergroup formed by singer-songwriter Randy Sparks in 1961, expanding The Randy Sparks Trio formed the year prior with Jackie Miller and ...
“Cycles” is the name of a song Frank Sinatra recorded in July 1968. The song was written by Gayle Caldwell, a singer-songwriter who had recorded with the New Christy Minstrel singers and also on her own. Sinatra recorded the song for Reprise Records, then owned by Warner Brothers. Music Player “Cycles”-Frank Sinatra
