10 Facts About Eddie Rambeau

Eddie Rambeau was born on Edward Cletus Fluri; June 30,1943 and is an American singer, songwriter, and actor.

Eddie Rambeau was signed to the label and released his first single, "Skin Divin'", under his new name, Eddie Rambeau, on graduation day in June 1961.

Now eighteen, Eddie Rambeau moved to Philadelphia, where Swan Records was based.

Eddie Rambeau relocated from Pennsylvania to New York City that year, to work with Crewe's organization as a staff songwriter and singer.

In 1965, Eddie Rambeau heard a single called "Concrete and Clay" that Bob Crewe had brought back from a visit to the UK, where it had been recorded by a group called Unit 4 + 2, with vocals by its composers Tommy Moeller and Brian Parker.

Eddie Rambeau recorded the song on DynoVoice Records, and his cover version came out about a week before the original Unit 4 + 2 version was released as a single by another label in the US Both versions of "Concrete and Clay" made the United States Top 40, running about neck and neck as they jockeyed for position on the charts.

Coincidentally, a few years later Eddie Rambeau would appear in the Broadway production of Hair, the musical which spawned "Starshine" among other songs that went on to become hit records.

Eddie Rambeau made a guest appearance on the television show The Secret Storm.

In 1976, Eddie Rambeau produced the single "The Big Hurt" by The Front Runners, on Tom Cat Records.

Today Eddie Rambeau continues to record and to keep in contact with his fan base by way of personal appearances, interviews, and the internet.