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NEW YORK—Bill and Bob Cowsill have been signed as exclusive producers to Leonard Stogel's production from Lauren Music, and to his record label. Greg'g Yale Productions, according to an announcement by Stogel personal manager of the Cowsills.
The initial project of the Cowsill brothers for Stogel will be the production of the title song for the new MGM motion picture, “The Impossible Years,” starring David Niven. The two boys will sing on the track as well.
Accordingly, the two teenaged members of the Cowsills, currently riding the charts with their hit, “The Rain, The Park, And Other Things,” will produce the Scoundrels, a group signed to Stogel’s management firm. Originally known as the Echoes, the group is best known for its hit single of several years ago, “Baby Blue.”
“The music of The Scoundrels is very unique, and we feel that the combination of their talent and our production will be the perfect marriage,” explained Bill Cowsill.
In addition, the twosome have signed as exclusive writers to Akbestal Music, the publishing arm of Leonard Stogel Associates. Together the boys composed seven songs for the singing family’s first MGM album, “The Cowsills,” currently high on the album charts, and are presently writing for and recording the groups second album. Plans call for the brothers to write for other acts under Stogel’s direction, including Jim and Jean, the Sam the Sham Review, and Patty Michaels.
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