The Cardinals
Lillian S. Wells Hall at The Parker
707 NE 8th Street
Ft Lauderdale, FL 33304
Jun 15, 2023
8:00 PM EDT
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NO FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY OR VIDEO DURING PERFORMANCE. Ryan Adams has been praised as "one of rock's most talented songwriters" (SPIN). The 7-time Grammy nominated artist has 22 studio albums to his name, accumulating in millions of sales. He has produced albums for esteemed musicians including Willie Nelson, Jesse Malin, Jenny Lewis and has collaborated with some of music's most influential artists such as Weezer, Fall Out Boy, America and many more.The Cardinals formed in 2004 by Ryan and toured with him until they disbanded in 2010. Ryan Adams & The Cardinals announce their long awaited return. Adams has put together an all-star line-up: Adams, Brad Pemberton, Chris Stills, Daniel Clarke and Don Was. Don't miss two great nights of Ryan Adams & the Cardinals.
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The Cardinals Biography
Formed in Baltimore in 1946 as the Mellotones by Leon Hardy (bass), Merredith Brothers (tenor), Donald Johnson (baritone) and Ernie Warren (lead). Jack Aydelotte (tenor, guitar) was added and they signed to Atlantic in 1951. Atlantic renamed them the Cardinals to avoid confusion with another Mellotones signed to Columbia.
First single 'Shouldn't I know?' was released in May 1951 and reached number 7 on the R'n'B charts. Third single 'Wheel of fortune', a cover of a white hit, reached number 6 on the R'n'B charts in 1952.
Ernie Warren was drafted and replaced by Leander Tarver, then James Brown (not the famous one), but was back in time for their last hit, 'The door is still open', which reached number 4 R'n'B in 1954.
The Cardinals released 12 singles for Atlantic and toured throughout this period, finally splitting at the beginning of 1957. Ernie Warren formed a new Cardinals in 1958. They toured into the 1960s before going their separate ways.
Read MoreFirst single 'Shouldn't I know?' was released in May 1951 and reached number 7 on the R'n'B charts. Third single 'Wheel of fortune', a cover of a white hit, reached number 6 on the R'n'B charts in 1952.
Ernie Warren was drafted and replaced by Leander Tarver, then James Brown (not the famous one), but was back in time for their last hit, 'The door is still open', which reached number 4 R'n'B in 1954.
The Cardinals released 12 singles for Atlantic and toured throughout this period, finally splitting at the beginning of 1957. Ernie Warren formed a new Cardinals in 1958. They toured into the 1960s before going their separate ways.
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