While the parks in Brooklyn were filled with those trying to emulate "Willie, Mickey and the Duke", in Bensonhurst you could hear a group of teenagers who called themselves The Overons singing on the street corners all night long. Because they were too many in number, three groups emerged: The Mystics, The Passions and The Classics.

The three groups were bonded by friendship and a promise of lasting unity. In 1959, The Mystics were the first group to receive a record contract and went on to record their million selling hit "Hushabye". True to their promise, the Mystics introduced The Passions to their manager, Jim Gribble. The Passions' first record "Just To Be With You" went right to the top of the charts. It was another million seller for these Brooklyn friends. Could lightning strike a third time? Well, once again The Mystics and The Passions honored their promise by having an audition set up for The Classics. The Classics recorded "Till Then" and it zoomed to the top of the charts, and another million records were sold. Lightning did strike three times for these young Brooklyn friends.

Over the past forty years the three groups have remained close friends, often working in each others groups. In 1989, the three groups were asked to perform their 30 Year Reunion at Radio City Music Hall. The show received a fabulous response and since then they have continued to perform The Brooklyn Reunion Show to rave reviews.

The Reunion Show consists of each group performing selected material and highlights from their individual shows. They then join each other as one group, sharing their experiences and songs with the audience. The show is sprinkled with the type of humor that can only come from lifelong friendships. They close with a heartwarming finale and leave the stage with the audience standing, cheering and dancing in the aisles.

For more info on the Brooklyn Reunion and also indiviual pages on the Mystics, Classics, and Passions visit www.BrooklynReunion.com