The story of Johnny Maestro began with The Crests in the latter half of the 1950's when the marriage of swing, blues, country music and doo-wop was giving birth to rock n' roll.That Manhattan group's breakthrough record was 'Sixteen Candles.' A string of hits followed, but the British invasion of the sixties stole the nation's attention leaving these early rockers with devoted local audiences. At that time Johnny Maestro became a member of the Del-Satins who had regional hits in NYC. He once again hit the gold record stratosphere with the hit, 'The Worst That Could Happen' which also featured a band with horn section who called themselves The Brooklyn Bridge. By 1972 they had sold over ten million records. Their career has never ceased. Now listen to the original Johnny Maestro and the five vocalists who are the vocal component of The Brooklyn Bridge sing a terrific version of 'I Only Have Eyes For You' and nine other perfectly sung tunes.