 In late 1966, three girls, Fran Curcio, Lorraine Gennaro, and Jane Anderson, joined as The Shamettes.The group traveled to Asia as Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs and The Shamettes and released the album titled "The Sam the Sham Revue" (originally to be titled "Nefertiti" by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs, which is printed on the inside record labels).Sam also released a solo album in late 1967, titled "Ten of Pentacles".