An unreleased recording of, “Where I Fell In Love,” by The Capris, made in 1972. This is a remake of The Capris’ 1962 follow-up recording after “There’s A Moon Out Tonight.” This never before published recording features: Frank Reina (original) lead and first tenor; Mike Mincieli (original)-baritone; Al Diaz–second tenor and guitar; John Apostle-bass, Bill Chefalas–countertenor, falsetto and electric bass; Mickey Henry, keyboard, and Johnny Harris on drums.


Where I Fell In Love

An unreleased studio recording, “Freedom Medley” by The Capris, made in September 1969.  A medley cover of “Abraham, Martin and John,” first recorded by Dion in late 1968, and “People Got To Be Free,” recorded by The Young Rascals in 1968.  This recording was produced and arranged by Bill Chefalas, and was the only recording The Capris ever made that had a full orchestra backup, including violins.  Frank Reina (original) lead and first tenor; Mike Mincieli (original) baritone; Al Diaz–second tenor; John Apostle-bass; Bill Chefalas–countertenor and electric bass; Johnny Harris - drums.

Freedom Medley

Here’s a rare recording of The Capris singing an up-tempo version of their 1961 hit recording, “There’s A Moon Out Tonight.”  This version was never performed live again because it was too difficult to do in smaller clubs.  The quality isn’t that great (lot’s of echo distortion--not too good for air play) but the content is there.

There's A Moon Out Tonight (Up-tempo)

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