There are multiple artists with this name: 1) The four-man vocal group originally consisting of Bill Burkette (lead), Don Miller (baritone), Hugh Geyer (first tenor), and Chuck Blasko (second tenor). Originally calling themselves The Val-Aires, they began working together in the late 1950's. Living in the small town of Turtle Creek Pennsylvania, they got their start as typical high school teenagers, having fun in the halls of Turtle Creek High School. They quickly gained popularity. Their unique vocal sound got them a contract with a small record label known as Co & Ce. The Val-Aires quickly changed the name of the group and downsized from five members to four members to become the popular group that we all know: The Vogues. Several hit albums followed until the popularity of vocal groups declined during the up rise of Rock and Roll. Now the group's name is owned by Stan Elich and Bengar, Inc. And Hugh Geyer is back performing with Stan's group after a 34-year break. Many agree that Hugh is the sound of The Vogues. See one of their shows and let us know if you agree. Chuck is the only member who has performed continuously and actively as the Vogues since the inception of group. Hugh Geyer and Bill Burkette recently (re)joined The Vogues (Stan's group), thus providing both groups with original members! This is an exciting time for Vogues fans young and old. 2) A Belgian band. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.