Facsimile Plaque
Philadelphia Music Alliance
On November 17, 2000 the event we here in Philadelphia have all
been waiting for is finally going to happen! Yes, our Fabian will
be inducted into the
Philadelphia Music Hall of Fame by the PHILADELPHIA MUSIC ALLIANCE.
PHILADELPHIA MUSIC ALLIANCE
ANNOUNCES PRESS CONFERENCE TO INDUCT
WALK OF FAME 2000 HONOREES
Fabian
DJ Jazzy Jeff
Eric Bazillian & Rob Human of The Hooters
Kal Rudman
Russell Faith
HOSTED BY CECILY TYNAN OF WPVI, CHANNEL 6 ACTION NEWS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,2000, 2:00 P.M.
THE WILMA THEATER
SOUTH BROAD STREET, BETWEEN LOCUST & SPRUCE STS., PHILADELPHIA,
PA
Fabian accepting his Plaque
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Fabian and Andrea Forte in front of Fabian's Plaque
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Fabian accepting his Plaque
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Eric Bazillian
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Fabian and DJ Jazzy Jeff
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Rob Hyman
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Kal Rudman
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Russell Faith
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DJ Jazzy Jeff
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PHILADELPHIA (October 22, 2000) -- The Board of Directors of the
Philadelphia Music Alliance proudly announces the inductees to the
Walk of Fame 2000. The Walk of Fame honors musicians and music professionals
who have made a significant contribution to the city's rich musical
landscape. Cecily Tynan of WPVI, Channel 6 Action News and ABC's
"Good Morning, America," will emcee the event.
The Walk of Fame 2000 Inductees are recording and screen star Fabian.
Plaques honoring the inductees will be unveiled along Broad Street's
Avenue of the Arts in front of the Doubletree Hotel and The Wilma
Theater, Locust & Spruce Streets during a press conference and
public ceremony at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, November 17, 2000.
The Philadelphia music Alliance is a non-profit cultural organization
that promotes and preserves Philadelphia's rich musical community.
Founded by local industry leaders in 1986, the Alliance offers a
variety of programs including a musical instrument donation program
in partnership with Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation, an annual piano
completion, the Philadelphia International Airport Music Project
and a website highlighting the Music Alliance and its programs,
including the Walk of Fame and biographical information about it's
past inductees.
Fabian, an overnight singing sensation, a film star with over 30
films to his credit who continues to work actively as both an entertainer
and a producer who discovered at the tender age of 14 sitting on
his front steps in Philadelphia. At 15, he won the Silver Award
as "The Most Promising Male Vocalist of 1958" and earned
Gold records for "Turn Me Loose" and "Tiger"
and a Gold Album for "The Fabulous Fabian". In 1959, Fabian
made his scree debut in "Hound Dog Man" opposite Carol
Lynley. His impressive acting credits include featured roles with
John Wayne, James Stewart, Jack Palance and Tuesday Weld as well
as numerous television and commercial appearances. Fabian continues
to perform live with Frankie Avalon and Bobby Rydell as the Golden
Boys, playing to packed houses around the country and on Television
specials such as "The American Music Awards", "Miss
Teenage America" and command Performance: An All Star Salute
To The President."
Thanks for your support!
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