The Pixies Three

Gal group the Pixies 3 were formed in Hanover, PA in 1957 by schoolmates Debbie Swisher and Kaye McCool; following a couple of months of performing being a duo, they recruited third vocalist Midge Bollinger and started developing the lovely three-part harmonies that recognized their subsequent strikes. After many years of executing at local celebrations and public gatherings, in 1962 the Pixies Three agreed upon to Mercury, and under companies John Madara and David Light scored their initial strike with “PARTY,” which reached the Billboard Best 40 in the summertime of 1963. Within the wake from the follow-up, the double-sided “442 Glenwood Avenue”/”Cool Cool Wintertime,” Bollinger still left the trio, and was changed by Bonnie Miss 1964’s minor strike “Gee.” “It’s Summertime U.S.A.” was the Pixies Three’s last strike, as well as the group disbanded in 1965; after issuing a single single, the Increase label discharge “You’re SO EXCELLENT if you ask me,” Swisher changed Peggy Santiglia because the business lead vocalist from the Angels, reducing four singles for RCA before once again going single in 1968. In 1991, Swisher, McCool, and Long re-formed the Pixies Three to execute at their high-school reunion; not merely do they play a lot more live schedules within the years to check out, however in 1995 in addition they recorded a fresh studio album, Occasionally.