- Photos of Al in the studio, on a basketball team and with Sgt. Slaughter
- Al with musical greats as The Tokens, Lenny Coco & The Chimes, The Marvellettes and The Coasters
- The 250th anniversary of the City of Bridgeport. Visitors include Junk Yard Dog
- Al works the crowd at various locations
- Some promotional and newspaper items

 

AL WARRENS SCRAPBOOK
Artists & Groups

	BIG AL hosted dozens of Rock & Roll shows back in the 70's, and had the honor and pleasure of meeting several headlining groups and artists. He is shown here with legendary Doo-Wop performers Lenny Coco & The Chimes, who recorded the classic "Once In A While."
	One of the most familiar groups of the era, with an unmistakable style was The Coasters, who performed songs that more closely resembled mini-comedy acts. Al poses with this great group, who's hits include "Yakety Yak" "Charlie Brown" "Along Came Jones" "Little Egypt" among many others.
	The Tokens saw a huge resurgence in their popularity in the 90's, after their classic 1961 hit "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" was remade for the Disney animated feature film "The Lion King." Earlier in their career they recorded "Tonight I Fell In Love" and had as one of their earliest members, the legendary Neil Sedaka.
	Another bill-topping act of the 60's, The Marvellettes, who's chart topping smash "Please Mr. Postman" went right to the top in 1961. Some of their other hits included "Beechwood 4-5789" "Don't Mess With Bill" and "Playboy."