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Little

Anthony and the Imperials will take the stage this

weekend at the Frederick Brown Jr. Amphitheater in

Peachtree City.

The group,

known for hits like "Goin' Out of My Head,"

"Hurt So Bad" and "I'm Falling in Love

With You," started out in 1958. Forty years later,

the members are reunited to bring audiences the songs and

style that have made them an R&B legend.

They remain

one of the few groups to have maintained "star

presence" throughout the 1960s when the British

music invasion and Motown sound monopolized the air

waves.

The group's

first big hit, recorded in 1958, was "Tears on My

Pillow," which sold over a million copies. "Two

People World," on the flip side, doubled their

success, making Little Anthony and the Imperials' first

record one of the most popular two-sided recordings in

vocal group history.

The group's

members are Anthony Gourdine, Sammy Strain, Ernest Wright

and Clarence Collins.

They will

perform Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $21,

plus a $3 handling fee per order.

For ticket

information or more about the Webb, Stuckey and Lindsey

Summer Concert Series, phone 770-631-0630.

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