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Best known as the American lead singer of doo wop group The Robins, Chapman joined the doo-wop group in 1952

Gary became a popular stage and television star during the 1960s because of his soulful, heartfelt singing style and three-octave

Johns’ father gave him a guitar when he was nine, and he founded his first band The Devilles as a

On January 9th, a service was held for Lynott at St. Elizabeth’s Church in Richmond, and on January 11th he

Best known for his success with solo hits, “Baker Street”, “Right Down the Line”, and “Night Owl” as well as

Robinson served in the US Army in World War II as an Army corporal stationed in Hawaii. Nominally, he was

Davies was the son of William Albert Davies, a laborer, and his wife Margaret Mary (née Jones). He had an

One of the greatest pure vocalists that deep Southern soul ever produced, James Carr is often mentioned in the same

The death was deemed suicide, though there remains much speculation otherwise. No suspects were ever arrested or charged. He was

Pace was a member of the vocal group The Esquires, who were first formed in 1957 around the Moorer family: