5th Avenue is a barbershop quartet that has entertained audiences in southwest Florida
for more than ten years. They are affiliated with The Paradise Coastmen Chorus,
a men's a capella chorus happily singing their hearts out since 1974.
Each member of 5th Avenue is a retired man in his 70s, including
a former manufacturer and two insurance agents.
Dave Eastlake, Tenor; Gray Poehler, Lead; Bill Countie, Bass and Richard Klym, Baritone.
for more than ten years. They are affiliated with The Paradise Coastmen Chorus,
a men's a capella chorus happily singing their hearts out since 1974.
Each member of 5th Avenue is a retired man in his 70s, including
a former manufacturer and two insurance agents.
Dave Eastlake, Tenor; Gray Poehler, Lead; Bill Countie, Bass and Richard Klym, Baritone.
Nice work. You're never too old to sing. In fact it does keep you young. I always appreciate seeing and hearing about barbershop quartets. I've spent a good part of my life singing in quartets and choruses, just like these guys.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard a barbershop quartet in years. Creative fun can be enjoyed at any age!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun!
ReplyDeleteA nice quartet, I bet they sing much better than many others !
ReplyDeleteTerrific!! Wish I could hear them sing! Never too old to have fun and to enjoy!! Hope your week is going well!!
ReplyDeleteGood for them!
ReplyDeleteI am sure they are great!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy the 4-part harmony sung by barbershop quartets!
ReplyDeleteI get sweaty palms just hearing that compound word: barbershop. Yikes! They sing too.
ReplyDelete*ps Go see BC on St, Louis Daily Photo. Attention: golf question for you. Ha.
ReplyDeleteThey look quite dapper!
ReplyDeleteThey look like a happy group.
ReplyDeletei like the way they look!
ReplyDeleteSnappy dressers as well.. The 'boys' are fab!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same as William....very dapper! I love the red.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great image.
ReplyDeleteThose those sporty red vests and bow ties. I bet they're a popular group in the area.
ReplyDeleteI like well done a capella. I'll bet they hit all the right notes.
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