Nick Massi

He succumbed to cancer in 2000. By 1976, he signed to CBS Records and released Eddie Money in 1977. With the group, he performed such hits as "Sherry", "Dawn (Go Away)", and "Rag Doll". Massi left the Four Seasons in 1965. Later hits included "Baby Hold On" (number 11), and his most famous song of all time, "Take Me Home Tonight", garnering even greater fame. Co-sung with Ronnie Spector, "Take Me Home Tonight" apexed at 4 on the Top 40, a very high number for an artist who made his debut almost a decade ago. Massi had been playing with several bands before joining the Four Seasons in 1960 or 1961. He released his first album in 1977 with first hit "Two Tickets To Paradise", earning a 22 on the Top 40. Nick Massi (born Nicholas Macioci) (September 19, 1935 - December 24, 2000) was the bass singer for the Four Seasons, born in Newark, New Jersey. His birth name is Edward Joseph Mahoney, and in the early 1970s, he was attending New York Police Academy to become a New York police officer.

Eddie Money (born March 2, 1949) is an arena rock singer. Let's rock & roll THE PLACE - 2003. Then & Now - 2003. Essential Eddie Money - 2003.

The Best of Eddie Money - 2001. Complete Eddie Money Live - 2000. Ready Eddie - 1999. Greatest Hits Live: The Encore Collection - 1998.

Shakin' with the Money Man - 1997. Super Hits - 1997. Good as Gold - 1996. Love and Money - 1995.

Unplug It In - 1992. Right Here - 1991. Greatest Hits: The Sound of Money - 1989. Nothing to Lose - 1988.

Can't Hold Back - 1986. Where's the Party - 1985. No Control - 1982. Playing for Keeps - 1980.

Life for the Talking - 1978. Eddie Money - 1977.