Three of Us: Chip Mergott, Alan LeBoeuf and Elizabeth LeBoeuf

These artists has had successful career as musicians. Chip Mergott , a former resident of Watchung, was discovered by Bonnie Raitt, and subsequently signed to a major label early in his career. Raitt has described Chip as “one of my favorite songwriters.” He’s been teaching music privately in Hunterdon County, N.J. and Bucks County, P.A. for over 20 years, and has recently authored his first book “How to Play the Guitar in One Hour.”

Warren native Alan LeBoeuf was the original “Paul McCartney” in the 1977 Broadway production of Beatlemania, a role he performed for two years. Following that show, he was the bass player and vocalist for the Central New Jersey band “Bittersweet”. In the early ‘80’s “Bittersweet” relocated to Nashville as “Baillie and the Boys” where they gained recognition as songwriters and accomplished session players, with clients including Marie Osmond, Dan Seals and Randy Travis, as well as having several Top 10 country singles in their own right. In 1988, Alan left the band to tour with "Legends in Concert" and "Beatlemania", reuniting with the group ten years later. He continued performing and recording with “Baillie and the Boys”, as well as having a career as a solo artist and backing vocalist.

They are joined on vocals by Alan's daughter, Elizabeth LeBoeuf.