The Beau-Marks
The Beau-Marks were launched in 1958; comprised of vocalist/lead guitarist Ray Hutchinson, rhythm guitarist Mike Robitaille, drummer Gilles Tailleur and pianist Joey Frechette, the band's third single, "Clap Your Hands," hit number one in Canada and Australia, and charted in the U.S. Invited to appear on American Bandstand, the quartet was also asked to play a concert for charity at Carnegie Hall. The band broke up in 1963 after three albums: High Flying Beau-Marks (1960), The Beau-Marks in Person Recorded on Location at Le Coq D'or (1961) and a self-titled 1962 album.
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Discography
7 album(s) • Sorted by Bestseller
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The Best of the Beau-Marks
Rock - Released by Unidisc on 1 Jan 1960
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By Special Request
Rock - Released by UNIDISC MUSIC INC. on 1 Jan 1960
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Clap Your Hands (Billboard Hot 100 - No 45)
Rock - Released by Music Manager on 23 Oct 2020
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The Tender Years
Rock - Released by UNIDISC MUSIC INC. on 1 Jan 1962
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Vintage Rock No. 50 - EP: Clap Your Hands
Pop - Released by Vintage Music on 12 Jul 1960
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The High Flying Beau-Marks
Rock - Released by UNIDISC MUSIC INC. on 1 Jan 1960
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