Vito Picone & The Elegants Rock ‘n’ Roll Legendary Group
The Elegants, still based on Staten Island, New York, were formed in 1956 by their lead singer, Vito Picone, who also co-wrote their # l hit single "Little Star." The record sold over 2-1/2 million copies world-wide in 1958, and, the group was named the #1 R&B
and the #1 Pop artists of the year. Their song has been immortalized in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame , was featured in numerous movies, and also in HBO's blockbuster series, "The Sopranos" .
They have appeared 8 times at Radio City Music Hall, were among the initial Doo-Wop artists to be presented at Carnegie Hall , the first Doo-Wop group ever to perform at Lincoln Center , and Vito's cameo appearance in the Oscar winning movie "Goodfellas" top the list of their many outstanding accomplishments. They continue to thrill fans across the country and around the world.
The Elegants, still based on Staten Island, New York, were formed in 1956 by their lead singer, Vito Picone, who also co-wrote their # l hit single "Little Star." The record sold over 2-1/2 million copies world-wide in 1958, and, the group was named the #1 R&B
and the #1 Pop artists of the year. Their song has been immortalized in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame , was featured in numerous movies, and also in HBO's blockbuster series, "The Sopranos" .