about the precisions
The Magic is in the Music
With roots as a Doo Wop vocal group from New York City that featured Robert Brooks, Alfred Boulding Jr., David Butler, Michael Cancillo and Michael Pellegrino, the Precisions hit the national record charts in 1962 with their enchanting version of the Gershwin classic song "Someone to Watch Over Me" on Golden Crest Records. The Precisions also paid homage to the mysterious Queen of the Nile in 1962 with their recording "Cleopatra" on Golden Crest Records. This song was featured in the soundtrack of the 2023 motion picture, "Next Goal Wins", a heartwarming comedy about the hapless American Samoa national soccer team.
Golden Crest Records was a pioneering independent nation record label based in Long Island, NY.
The Precisions Today
The Precisions were re-formed as a band in the early1990's with original member, Michael Pellegrino. Today the Precisions include Rob Falco (drums, vocals), Al Frazia (bassist, vocals and music director, John Garbedian (guitar, vocals), Harold Miller (keyboards, vocals). The Precisions are set apart by their captivating vocal arrangements and skilled musicianship. They deliver exciting live music and a high powered, wide ranging repertoire of material. Along with performing the Precision's original hit songs, music lovers are treated to the best in live "Vintage Rock" spanning the early three decades of rock. A favorite among audiences is the Precisions spotlight on rock's legendary song writers and record producers. For example, the Precisions present a memorable retrospective on the music of (Jerry) Lieber and (Mike) Stoller, Carole King and Gerry Goffin, Ellie Greenwich, Doc Pomus, Cynthia Weil and other leading songwriters of the early era of rock - many who labored in the historic Brill Building in Manhattan.
The Precisions are one of the premier live bands in the New York area. They are featured performers in concerts, music festivals, public and private entertainment events