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"The Lettermen" singing trio founded
by Jim Pike and joined by brother Gary Pike enjoyed an unprecedented
(46) forty-six consecutive hit record ALBUMS on Billboard Magazine's
national charts, A TON OF GOLD RECORDS, twenty hit singles, five Grammy
nominations, A "CLEO" and with record, tape and CD sales more
than $100 MILLION worldwide. In October, 2001, Jim and Gary as "The
Lettermen" were inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.
Billboard Magazine, the standard of the recording industry, referred
to Jim and Gary Pike's Lettermen as "The Greatest Romantic Vocal
Group of All Time!" in having a track record of hits and backing
it up with stellar live performances. These guys became a legend, no
less. And today the legend continues as REUNION!
At the height of The Lettermen's fame, Jim Pike lost his voice and for
the better part of ten years, was unable to sing. As a result he had
to find a replacement in the Lettermen trio and finally sold the "Lettermen" name
in the late seventies. At the end of that excruciating 10 years of silence,
Jim Pike miraculously regained his singing voice.
Because of overwhelming requests to re-unite, Jim Pike and brother Gary,
along with Ric de Azevedo, who gained fame as a member of "The King
Family and "The King Cousins", ABC television's "First
Family of Song", have re-united their harmonic singing talents to
now be known as "REUNION."
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