Though she did not sing with them that night, immediately after her announcement the Cowsills played "I Really Want to Know You"; it is the one song recorded by both The Cowsills and The …

June 19 - The Cowsills were the first headline act to play the Oglebay Institute Summer Entertainment Series in the Oglebay Park Amphitheatre Wheeling, West Virginia.

Back in the 1960's, four brothers who wanted to be The Beatles formed a band called The Cowsills. The original Cowsills consisted of Bill on guitar, Bob on guitar and organ, Barry on …

Feb 18, 2025 · Based in Newport, Rhode Island, the group’s history begins in 1965, when three of the Cowsill brothers, guitarists Bill and Bob and drummer Barry, started a group. John joined …

In 1965, Rhode Island-born, guitar-playing brothers Bill and Bob Cowsill were 17 and 16 years old, inspired by the harmonies of The Everly Brothers and mesmerized like so many others by …

Although the Cowsills may have been briefly considered to play themselves, the producers decided to fictionalize the band as The Partridge Family. By the time that show hit the …

Jul 13, 2025 · Formed in 1965, by brothers Bill, Bob and Barry Cowsill, with a fourth brother, John, joining a bit later, the Cowsills, from Newport, Rhode Island, struggled for a few years before …

Bill and Bob took over the production duties for the Cowsills. Although there was a big studio sound evident on their first album, The Cowsills were still accomplished live performers.

In 1965, at their father's insistence, Bill and Bob formed The Cowsills with their brothers Barry on bass and John on drums. After his retirement from the navy, their father became their full-time …

The four boys (billed as The Cowsill Brothers) started playing for fraternity parties and the likes at Brown University and Providence College, along with a host of clubs in the Newport area.