Talk:The Four Lads

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Four Lads from Canada

I have corrected the beginning to mention that The Four Lads were Canadian, not Irish as previously mentioned. They were all from the Toronto, Canada area and went to choir school there. I have changed this twice now after it was changed back to them being Irish so I hope this clarifies that they were indeed Canadian. Thank you. Jeff Borger (talk) 00:11, 20 June 2025 (UTC)

Members (replacement)

My name is Sherwood Alper. Frank Busari left the group briefly. In 1978 he wanted to get off the road so I was hired to replace him while he became the group's manager. I left the group in 1981 (I wanted to do more comedy) after a show in Montreal at "Belmont Park". Although I wasn't there long, Stacy D'Arc said, as far as she knows, I was the only one to ever replace Frank. There is a photo I have of the "Fabulous Fours", The Four Freshmen, The Four Aces, and The Four Lads (I'm the one standing in between John and Jimmy) taken in Dallas in 1979 at Granny"s Dinner Theater. I don't know if it matters much, but I was proud to be one of the "Lads". Thanks. ~2026-31081-00 (talk) 01:43, 25 May 2026 (UTC)