Capitol Records saw them and soon signed them for an album and several singles of material. The music director for the TV show was none other than Dr. Music himself, Doug Riley, who helped the Disciples land a television advertisement jingle for Baby Ruth chocolate bars. By the end of the 60's, Robbie Lane And The Disciples had become out of step with musical trends and the band split up. Lane, himself, continued on with 'It's Happening' before embarking on a moderately successful solo career. In the 1980's the original version of Robbie Lane And The Disciples reunited and in the '90's Lane, Bush and Trach continue on with new members to entertain at Toronto clubs frequently.
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