Format: 45
Label: Barry B 3050X
Year: 1961
Origin: Peterborough, Ontario
Genre: rock
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Value of Original Title: $300.00
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Release Type: Singles
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Playlist:
Ontario, Rock Room, 1960's
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Story of Bonnie | 02:50 |
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bye Bye Love |
Count Victors - The Story of Bonnie b/w Bye Bye Love (blue vinyl)
Count Victors - The Story of Bonnie b/w Bye Bye Love (blue vinyl)
The Story of Bonnie b/w Bye Bye Love (blue vinyl)
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Originally called The Teen Lords, The Count Victors were Peterborough’s first rock band to be nationally recognized. They toured throughout Ontario and the northern U.S. They made a number of recordings, including the local hit The Story of Bonnie, and their big hit, Peepin n Hidin which made the CHUM chart. The most popular and well known version of the group consisted of Terry Lathangue Top left , Freddy Munro bottom right , Bob Dixon botton left and Danny Harrison top right , who some say was the most talented singer/songwriter/guitarist this town has ever seen.
The Count Victors have been inducted in The Pathway of Fame
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