The Carnival

The Trendsetters were a ’60s group in Canada; their youthful members had been bassist Expenses Wells, guitarist Bob Brownscombe, pianist Tim Hallman, drummer Mike Oberle, and organist Don Pellow. All the guys do vocals. After a time performing collectively, the group turned their name towards the Carnival. Around that same period they also dropped one member, Hallman, who, rather than carrying out a musical profession with others, chose to stay static in senior high school to full his education. A short while later on, though, the Carnival got a deal operating as a back-up band on the tv program for vocalist Robbie Street. It just therefore happened the back-up deal was to get a five-piece band, therefore a happy Hallman was quickly cut back into the work. In 1968, the Carnival attempted to go single. The group documented three two-sided singles which were released beneath the main Columbia Information label. A number of the music from those offerings consist of: “Dark Celebrity,” “I AM GOING House Tomorrow,” “Out of MY ENTIRE LIFE,” “Doot Doot Doo Doo,” and “Hi there Ho Silver Coating.” Although singles gained great press generally, no other single recordings were finished from the group of music artists.