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Track One A.B. was a power pop band in New York that disbanded near the end of the 1990s. ==History== Track One A.B. formed as a rock band in the late 1980s with Chris Celauro on vocals and guitar, Dean Midulla on bass, and Joe Fallacara on drums. The trio were former Hauppauge High School schoolmates. They recorded various demos before Fallacara left and was replaced by another Hauppauge alumnus Rich Ramirez, who Celauro had played with in high school. The band released a few self-funded EPs which resulted in some college radio airplay and gigs with the likes of The Spin Doctors, which eventually attracted the attention of Live manager Steve Smith and MCA Records and Island Records, but they wound up signing with indie label Royalty Records. During this time, Christian Carpenter had joined to add extra percussion and vocals only to have Ramirez abruptly leave on the dawn of the recording session for their first full length album. This put Fallacara back on the drum seat. Track One A.B. quickly recorded a version of ''Ticket To Ride'' for the 1995s album ''Beatlejuice: A Big Apple Tribute to the Beatles''.〔Beatlejuice - A Big Apple Tribute To The Beatles: Review, (- BeatleCovers.com )〕
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