The Buckinghams in Concert

Music lovers don’t always have time to reflect on this, but if they have fallen in love to, or with, a song, chances are good that all over the country, thousands of others have too. In the spring and summer of love, 1967, songs by The Buckinghams filled the airwaves and the Billboard charts. The renewal of Classic Rock via package tour vehicles such as Happy Together, Flower Power Cruises, Concerts at Sea, and others have kept the bands playing their signature hits all these years as well. As of 2021, “Don’t You Care” has been heard all over the world regularly since 1967, over 2,000,000 times. Every teenager listening to 50,000 Watts of power broadcast from superstations to their transistor radios across the country has heard this one song that many times…in the past 54 years. Thanks to Chicago-born vocalist and guitarist (and founding member of The Buckinghams) Carl Giammarese and Lisa McClowry, the popular versatile vocalist whose talents range from power-driven 80s ballads to

Carl Giammarese has been back down in his Twenty-Four Seven Studio and having fun reviewing some of the songs he's written over the past 10-12 years. As he went through them, he rediscovered several of them that were really special to him. Next he thought about how best to get these songs out, so he decided on digital streaming across all the platforms. His first release is "Geographical Breakup" and in this video he adds a personal message. Find and listen to Carl Giammarese as well as to The Buckinghams on all streaming media. Search for them by name. Or, just click the following ilnks: Carl Giammarese's "Geographical Breakup" on Spotify Carl Giammarese on Pandora Carl Giammarese on Deezer Carl Giammarese on iTunes While you're there, please consider "Following" Carl as an artist and putting a "Heart" on the songs you enjoy!