Singer Cliff Edwards first came to fame in the early '70s after he, along with his wife Anne Edwards, formed a group in 1965 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, called the Five Bells. It later became known simply as the Bells. Other members included Michael Waye, Dennis Wills, Doug Gravelle, Frank Mills, Jackie Ralph, Mickey Ottier, and Charlie Clark. With the Bells, Edwards found success in both Canada and the United States. After the group disbanded in 1973, he went on to a consequential solo career that lasted into the '80s.
Cliff Edwards stepped into the music world early on, playing gigs locally, building his fan base and polishing his skills as he went. With the Bells, he toured through a number of countries, doing live concerts and performing on major television shows like The Tonight Show. A 1971 single, "Stay Awhile," hit the charts and sold successfully worldwide. Other singles and albums followed, but never reached the same prominence.
Event details
When
August 3, 2021 • 6 pm
Where
Springer Market Square
Language
English
Organizer:
City of Kingston Special Events Office
