Frank Virtue

Frank A Virtue, age 70s, Las Vegas, NV View Details

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Frank N Virtue, age 70s, Ogdensburg, NJ View Details

Locations: Ogdensburg NJ, Franklin NJ Possible Relatives: David Charles Virtue, Gary A Virtue, James Thomas Virtue

Frank Hugo Virtue, age 84, Las Vegas, NV View Details

Cities: Ogdensburg NJ, Franklin NJ Possible Relatives: David Charles Virtue, Gary Anker Virtue, James Thomas Virtue

Frank M Virtue, age 91, Dayton, OH View Details

Cities: Ogdensburg NJ, Franklin NJ Possible Relatives: David Charles Virtue, Gary Anker Virtue, James Thomas Virtue

Frank Virtue, age 106, Plymouth, NH View Details

Frank M Virtue, age 95, Dayton, OH View Details

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Frank N Virtue, age 85 View Details

Address:PO Box *****, Franklin, NJ. Phone Number: (973) 827-****

Frank J Virtue, age 84 View Details

Address:***** Ampere Ln, Las Vegas, NV. Phone Number: (702) 562-****

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Frank Virtue Discography: Vinyl, CDs, & More | Discogs • discogs.com

Frank Virtue (born on January 21, 1923 - died June 11, 1994) was an American musician of Italian descent (his family migrated from Abruzzo - a region of central Italy - to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). He played the violin as a child and took up the guitar and the double bass as a teenager.

Camden, NJ - Frank Virtue aka Frank Virtuoso • camdenhistory.com

Frank F. Virtue, 71, a Philadelphia musician and record producer whose career stretched from the big bands of the 1940s to the street rap of the 1990s, died Saturday at Nazareth Hospital. Mr. Virtue was a 15-year-old living in South Philadelphia when he began to play the guitar. Within a few years, he added the bass to his repertoire.

Frank Virtue And The Virtues - Bear Family Records • bear-family.com

Frank Virtue is a significant name when it comes to the history of the Philadelphia sound. The state of Pennsylvania with its metropolis Philadelphia, affectionately known as Philly by Americans, was a true melting pot of musical virtuosos during the rock 'n' roll era.

Frank Virtue & the Virtues - the rockabilly chronicle • the-rockabilly-chronicle.com

Frank Virtue was a bass player from Philadelphia who recorded many sides under his own name or with various bands. The first two songs find Virtue playing bass with the Esquire Boys, featuring none other than the great Danny Cedrone, the genius behind the hot guitar solo of Rock Around the Clock .

The Virtues - Way Back Attack • waybackattack.com

In the mid-'50s Virtuoso changed his professional name to Frank Virtue.The group, with the new lineup of Jimmy Bruno on guitar, John Renner on saxophone and Joe Vespe on drums, had been egocentrically rechristened The Virtues and took a stab at stardom in late 1958 with "Guitar Boogie Shuffle" and its flip side, "Guitar in Orbit," on Sure Records. . Original pressings had a blue label showing ...

Frank Virtue - IMDb • imdb.com

Frank Virtue was born in 1927 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is known for Coffee & Kareem (2020), Rock Rock Rock! (1956) and American Bandstand (1952). He died in 1987 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

The Virtues lineup, biography | Last.fm • last.fm

The Virtues were an early American rock & roll band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The group formed around leader Frank Virtue (1922-1987), who played the violin as a child and took up the guitar and the double bass as a teenager. He continued with the latter as a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra and studied orchestration at Temple University.

Frank Virtue Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & Mor... | AllMusic • allmusic.com

Frank Virtue was one of the founders behind the postwar pop music boom in Philadelphia. A prodigiously talented guitarist and bassist, as well as a gifted arranger, he was working professionally while…

The Virtues - All But Forgotten Oldies • allbutforgottenoldies.net

The Virtues were a ca. late 1950s instrumental rock & roll band from Philadelphia best known for "Guitar Boogie Shuffle" (1959), a remake of Arthur Smith's "Guitar Boogie." The lineup conisted of Jimmy Bruno (guitar), John Renner (sax), Joe Vespe (drums), and leader/bassist Frank Virtue (January 21, 1923 - June 11, 1994).