Music Style Rock

Musical Influences Chigago,,,,Lighthouse,,,,

Artist History Scooped up in their early teens by manager Wayne Thompson (who later managed The Nylons) to be groomed as a Rock/pop act, Fable Manor were a staple on the Canadian Concert circuit in the mid-70s.There unique Stage costumes were Dynamic White Jump suites with Blue Swede Knee level boots. The band regularly played six nights a week and needed letters of consent from their parents as the band members were between the ages of fourteen and fifteen. The band was chauffeured around by hired drivers because none of the band members had their drivers license yet. The act was signed to Polydor Records worldwide at the ripe ages of sixteen and were handed the largest royalty rate to a Canadian act at that time. Fable Manor recorded at RCA Studios in Toronto,Canada and released two singles for Polydor -- Oh Me Oh My-- and Saturday Night's Alright for a Party -- both produced by Harry Hinde. The initial hype led to headlining shows at the Canadian National Exhibition and Ontario Place Forums in Toronto Gathering the Largest audience to that date. The band premiered there release of there record on the Global Television Network show called Catch a Rising Star.Utilizing stage sets that hid all equipment and cables .The stage set-up alone took two 24' trucks with hydraulic lifts to transport. Their logo alone was created with 200 lights and was 12 feet by 6 feet wide. They were to be co-managed by '16' Magazine out of the US and also performed all musical accompaniment for the Alan Thicke Canadian game show called 'Face The Music' which was the Canadian answer to the American version Name that Tune .

Group Members Richard Geary,Keyboard Vocals..Cary Markowitz,Bass Vocals..Larry Nusbaum,Guitars Vocals..Rick Appleton,Drums

Instruments Keyboards~~Bass~~Guitars~~Drums

Albums POLYDOR

Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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