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The '''Pittsburghers''' is the [[Barbershop Harmony Society]]'s 1948 [[International Quartet Champion]]. | |||
[[Image:1948Pic.jpg|right|border|Pittsburghers]] | |||
Anthony "Zebo" DiPerro first instilled a love for barbershop harmony in Tom Palamone. The two were part of a quartet that rattled the walls in the back room of Zebo's Pittsburgh grocery store in 1938. Palamone sang lead, Harry "Chummy" Conte was tenor, Zebo sang baritone, and "Turp" Marcanello was the bass. Zebo knew hundreds of songs and quite a few parodies that he taught the quartet. | Anthony "Zebo" DiPerro first instilled a love for barbershop harmony in Tom Palamone. The two were part of a quartet that rattled the walls in the back room of Zebo's Pittsburgh grocery store in 1938. Palamone sang lead, Harry "Chummy" Conte was tenor, Zebo sang baritone, and "Turp" Marcanello was the bass. Zebo knew hundreds of songs and quite a few parodies that he taught the quartet. | ||
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The Pittsburgh Four was active until the 1980's when Tom O'Malley died. | The Pittsburgh Four was active until the 1980's when Tom O'Malley died. | ||
== Quartet Members == | |||
Winning Members: | Winning Members: | ||
*Tenor:Harry Conte | |||
*Lead:Tom Palamone | |||
*Bari:John Ward | |||
*Bass:Bill Conway | |||
Bass: | |||
Repacement Members: | |||
Contest | *Tenor:Tom Palamone | ||
*Lead:Tom O'Malley | |||
*Bass:Dutch Miller | |||
*Bari:Jack Elder | |||
*Bari: Anthony DiPerro | |||
== Contest Placement == | |||
Contest Location: Oklahoma City, OK | Contest Location: Oklahoma City, OK | ||
Contest Date: Unknown | |||
== Recordings == | |||
== Extended History == | |||
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