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Post by naterdawg on Nov 8, 2017 23:17:05 GMT
Look up Kraft on IMDB. They had a few shows in the 60s such as Kraft Suspense Theater, Kraft Music Hall, Kraft Summer Music Hall, etc. I looked at a few, but did not see any names that stuck out. Also google, BROTHER SISTER SINGING DUO. Wikipedia has a list of singing siblings. In my previous post, I mentioned the Cowsills. I now realize that most of their minor hits occurred before their TV show(s). The exception was, "Hair", which was released after the musical had been on Broadway for a while. OT: For such an obscure singing group, I was surprised how many times this family was on TV. Susan Cowsill, now in her 50s, has been on TV four times in the past ten years. I also happened to notice that the Carpenters appeared a few times on TV several years before they had major hits in the 70s. Perhaps you remember them (or another famous pair) as their was a gap between TV appearances and becoming famous. The Cowsills weren't "obscure." They had two #two singles on Billboard's Top 40 in 67 and 69, and We can Fly and Indian Lake were top twenty hits. They also did a "drink milk" campaign before the "got milk" publicity machine started revving up. As for the Carpenters, their TV appearances prior to signing with A & M were very, very minimal, if not non-existent.
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