JOHNNY TARANGELO

The Man of Many Voices, Johnny T, was born in the Bronx in 1954. He was not there to witness the original wave of Rock 'n' Roll and Doo Wop, but he managed to become involved with the resurgence from 1972 to the present. At a young age, a local group noticed his tenor voice and for the first time ‘Johnny T’ (as he became known) performed in an organized Doo Wop group. By 17 he was performing the local circuit with his group. He performed at the New York Copacabana at the age of 19 and that same year was introduced to the original bass vocalist of the Mystics — the beginning of a life long dream and a singing relationship with the popular 1950’s recording group. The Mystics dominated jukeboxes in the 50’s with hits such as "Hush-A-bye,” “Sunday Kind of Love,” and their remake of ​"White Cliffs of Dover.” After almost 15 years of performing and recording with The Mystics, Johnny T relocated to South Florida, producing countless local area Rock-n-Roll shows and performing at many venues in the South Florida and the NY/NJ area. His voice, combined with the rare video footage as presented in his show, allows the audience to relive
all their favorite artists and fondest memories. That is why everyone who attends his performances recognize ​Johnny T as “The Man of Many Voices.”