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Originally called The Teen Lords, The Count Victors were
Peterborough’s first rock band to be nationally recognized. They
toured throughout Ontario and the northern U.S. They made a number
of recordings, including the local hit The Story of Bonnie,
and their big hit, Peepin n Hidin which made the CHUM chart.
The most popular and well known version of the group consisted of Terry
Lathangue Top left , Freddy Munro bottom right ,
Bob Dixon botton left and Danny Harrison top
right , who some say was the most talented
singer/songwriter/guitarist this town has ever seen.
The Count Victors have been
inducted in
The Pathway of Fame
PAST BAND MEMBERS:
1961
Danny Harrison (Guitar & Vocals)
1962
Jim McEachern (Piano & Sax)
Bob Branch (Bass)
THE COUNT VICTORS have GUESTed in:
Bobby Curtola,
John lee
Hooker,
Pat Hervey
PETERBOROUGH Venues
that THE COUNT VICTORS has PERFORMed in:
Brock Ballroom,
The Peterborough Exhibition
Contact
Information:
E-Mail: lathangt@telus.net
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