The Buckinghams in Concert

VIP Sponsorships Going Fast for North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Event Bruce Brown, videographer, historian, and Sea Coast Realty Broker in Leland, North Carolina, visits with Dana Fisher, on the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Event Committee. A few VIP sponsorships are available but must be secured by Friday, June 4th for your business to be included in the Evening's Concert Program Booklet. For more VIP sponsorship information, contact Event Committee Chair, George Murray, at at 910-371-3833. VIP sponsors receive tickets to the VIP party at Murray Art & Frame on Friday, June 19th, as well as Saturday's 7 pm concert at Odell Williamson Auditorium. VIP tickets, independent of sponsorship, are going fast.

Bruce Brown, Sea Coast Realty broker in Leland, North Carolina, captures the excitement of members of The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce as they anticipate The Buckinghams' concert on June 20th. For more videos about The Buckinghams' Chamber concert, check out Bruce Brown's posts at http://beingbruce.blogspot.com/

Bruce Brown, Primo Blogger, Found the Missing Buckinghams' Tapes The busy Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Realty broker located his missing video footage excerpted from the busy North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Concert Planning Committee Meeting. Watch Bruce's update here: Read Bruce's updates at http:// beingbruce.blogspot.com/

North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce concert features The Buckinghams LELAND, NC — The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a concert the weekend of June 20 featuring The Buckinghams. The weekend’s events begin with a party for VIP ticket holders Friday night, June 19 at Murray Art & Frame. The concert will be held Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Odell Williamson Auditorium on the campus of Brunswick Community College. VIP tickets are $45 each and general admission is $25 per ticket. Because Chamber officials anticipate a sellout, those interested in attending should purchase tickets in advance. For more information on tickets and sponsorships, visit http:// www.nbchamberofcommerce.com or call the Chamber office at 910-383-0553. Post written by Administrator - Original post published May 4, 2009 at: http://capefearbusiness.com/?p=583

North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce concert features The Buckinghams (5/4/2009) LELAND, NC — The North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a concert the weekend of June 20 featuring The Buckinghams. The weekend’s events begin with a party for VIP ticket holders Friday night, June 19 at Murray Art & Frame. The concert will be held Saturday, June 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Odell Williamson Auditorium on the campus of Brunswick Community College. VIP tickets are $45 each and general admission is $25 per ticket. Because Chamber officials anticipate a sellout, those interested in attending should purchase tickets in advance. For more information on tickets and sponsorships, visit http://www.nbchamberofcommerce.com or call the Chamber office at 910-383-0553. Original story posted at: http:// www.lelandtribune.com/default.asp?dismode=article&artid=1903

Leland, North Carolina will be the site of the next concert by The Buckinghams, June 20th. Let realtor Bruce Brown tell you what's coming in his own words: More information coming soon about this concert, sponsored by the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce.

Songs of the Sixties hit Star Plaza stage By Tom Lounges Times Correspondent | Saturday, May 30, 2009 | "It'll be like getting a live greatest hits album on stage with a few surprises," said Carl Giammarese, co-founder of The Buckinghams, voted "the most popular band in America of 1967" by national teen publications of the era. And hits they had. The Buckinghams dominated the national pop charts and radio playlists from 1966 to 1968 with a steady stream of singles anchored by catchy melodies, tight harmonies and sporting titles like –– "Kind Of A Drag," "Hey Baby (They're Playing Our Song)," "Don't You Care," "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy," "Susan," and their indelible version of the old Lloyd Price classic, "Lawdy Miss Clawdy." "When we first started, I was a senior at at Lane Tech High School and the guys would come and pick me up at school so we could get to a gig," Giammarese said. "Ou