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zeke is proudly from New jersey, where he has been writing and performing original music for decades, on the local scene. He writes his music like a true storyteller. whether it be from personal experience or stories from along the way, zeke has a way of translating the emotion into music.
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The Zeke Carey Band. zeke plays with a great group of...
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Zeke Carey returned to the Flamingos in 1958, making the group a sextet. (When Johnny Carter was discharged from the service, he joined the Dells, performing with them for almost 50 years until his death in 2009.) Zeke and Jake Carey were not blood-related, but were considered cousins, because Zeke was adopted by Jake's aunt and ...
Ezekiel "Zeke" Carey (1933-1999) was a founding member of the Flamingos and recorded and performed with them from their inception in 1953 until his death in 1999, interrupted only by...
But after releasing "Would I Be Crying" in late 1956, Zeke Carey and Johnny Carter were called up for military duty, forcing the remaining trio of Jake Carey, Paul Wilson, and Nate Nelson to...
16 de dic. de 2022 · 12/16/2022 - Zeke Carey Band at the Fusion Cafe in the basement of the Church of the Nazarene in Butler, New Jersey. 00:00:00 - Pastor Chuck ...more.
The Zeke Carey Band. zeke plays with a great group of musicians: Roger Astudillo- bass guitar/vocal. Alan Magee- lead guitar/vocal. MAria whitney- vocals. pat maturo- harmonica. Scott calvert-saxophone. juan pertuz- percussion. and a few different drummers:
Ezekiel Carey. Profile: American Pop/Doo Wop singer (2nd tenor). Founding member of The Flamingos, with his cousin Jake Carey (2) , Born: January 24, 1933 in Bluefield, West Virginia. Dead: December 24, 1999 in Washington, DC. In Groups: The Flamingos. Variations: Viewing All | Zeke Carey.