Alan Paul
Singer-songwriter, actor in 'The Four Seasons'
Born
November 23rd, 1949
75 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American singer-songwriter and actor, gained prominence as a founding member of the vocal group The Four Seasons. Contributed to the popularity of the group through the release of hit songs and innovative performances. In addition to music, pursued a career in acting, portraying memorable roles in various productions. Engaged in solo projects that showcased a distinctive blend of pop and rock influences.
Co-founded The Four Seasons vocal group
Performed in the musical 'Jersey Boys'
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