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Richard and the Young Lions

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Their follow-up release, "Nasty", was chosen and released in late December 1966 and became a regional hit, but did not match the sales of their debut single. The Young Lions' final single, "You Can Make It" was released in February 1967 and received extensive radio play. However, the record company
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The Young Lions originally performed under the name The Emeralds. When Richard Tepp saw the group perform, he was so impressed with the act, he joined the band, which resulted in changing their moniker to the Original Kounts. In addition to having a repertoire conceived of
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refused to distribute the single to the public, so "You Can Make It" failed to chart. The band sought to compose their own tracks, however they were no longer backed financially which led to their disbandment.
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The Young Lions managed to produce one minor hit with their song "Open Up Your Door". The composition was the first ever recorded using an African hair drum. It reached number one in
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Productions, the name was changed to Richard and the Young Lions. The core of the group consisted of Tepp (lead vocals and
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listing was at number 70 on October 22, 1966. The band made several television appearances including The
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has survived to this day and can be found on line. And the band also made two appearances on the
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by James Hannon and Leon Leybs, and narrated by preeminent radio personality
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https://www.discogs.com/master/1640648-Richard-And-The-Young-Lions-Volume-2
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Show out of Philadelphia, PA. They also appeared in the Detroit market on
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Original lead singer Richard Tepp died of leukemia on June 17, 2004.
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show, out of Windsor, Ontario. A video of that appearance on
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Top 100 Pops chart on October 8, 1966. The corresponding
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