Dennis Greene, a founding member of the rock and roll/doo-wop group Sha Na Na and former Columbia Pictures exec, died Saturday at a hospital in Dayton, Ohio. He was 66. According to the LA Times ...

A member of Sha Na Na for over 50 years ... while also helping manage the group. Simon was known for performing on stage with feverish energy, sometimes playing the piano with his feet as he ...

Jocko, who just turned 69 in May, was a college freshman at the time, and is one of two founding members still in the group (singer Donald “Donny” York is the other). Like Woodstock, Sha Na Na ...

Dennis Greene, a founding member of the Fifties-leaning rock group Sha Na Na and later a Columbia Pictures executive and law professor, died Saturday at a Dayton, Ohio hospital. He was 66.

Greene was not only a beloved law professor, but was a founding member of the retro-rock group Sha-Na-Na before he went on to earn his master's at Harvard, and a law degree at Yale. Here are ...

“A member of Sha Na Na for over 50 years ... That same year, he joined Sha Na Na, the doo wop revival group who rose to fame covering ’50s rock ‘n’ roll songs and even performing at ...

A member of Sha Na Na from 1970 until they quit ... an opening for a piano player and guitarist in a campus doo-wop group. Sha Na Na had immediately preceded Jimi Hendrix onstage at Woodstock ...

The elder Simon joined Sha Na Na in 1970 ... He remained with the group, along with original members Donny York and Jocko Marcellino, until it disbanded in 2022. He played piano — banging ...

Joining the group in the 1970s, Simon stayed with Sha Na Na until the members decided to go separate ways in December 2022. Having produced a prosperous career in music, Simon’s daughter ...

A member of Sha Na Na from 1970 until they quit ... an opening for a piano player and guitarist in a campus doo-wop group. Sha Na Na had immediately preceded Jimi Hendrix onstage at Woodstock ...