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Harold J. Winley is the ONLY LIVING ORIGINAL member of THE CLOVERS. He and THE CLOVERS are carrying on the legacy which started in 1948. This group of CLOVERS is a total class act, which always is called back to any venue that they’ve previously played, for a repeat performance. This group has played all over the entire world, and they are ready for you to place them around the world again now!
The Imperial Motown Duo, previously Imperial Motown Review, is a product of the culmination of musical achievement by the extraordinary group Ernest Wright founded, Little Anthony and The Imperials; Robert DeBlanc’s experience with the great Marvin Gaye. These two stellar performers have combined their talents and music industry pedigrees to bring audiences a powerhouse performance of the greatest hits from R&B’s Imperial and Motown elite.
Larry Chance and The Earls represent the music that helped define rock ‘n roll – the original Doo-Wop era that put the street-corner society onto the national charts. Born in South Philly, Larry attended school with the likes of Fabian Forte, Frankie Avalon and Chubby Checker. At that time, Philadelphia was one of the most happening places in America — it was the home of “American Bandstand” and it’s where Chance first “sang on the corner”. When his family moved to the the Bronx, the teenage Chance realized that vocal groups were on almost every street corner so he lost no time developing his own. Read More →
Young Chubby was doing a private recording for American Bandstand host Dick Clark. It was at this recording session that Ernest Evans got his stage name from Clark’s wife, who asked Evans what his name was. “Well”, he replied, “my friends call me ‘Chubby'”. As he had just completed a Fats Domino impression, she smiled and said, “As in Checker?” That little play on words (‘chubby’ meaning ‘fat’, and ‘checkers’, like ‘dominoes’, being a game) got an instant laugh and stuck, and from then on, Evans would use the name “Chubby Checker”.
The last member of The Drifters’ 1953 original recording/touring line-up, the late DR. BILL PINKNEY is in the Vocal Group, United Group Harmony, Beach Music, Doo Wop, and Rock and Roll Halls of Fame.
The first release by The Drifters was “Money Honey,” now in the Grammy Hall of Fame. Reputed to be the all-time best selling Drifters song, Bill Pinkney sings bass lead on their 1954 version of the Irving Berlin classic “White Christmas.” It gained new generations of fans after being featured in the blockbuster movie “Home Alone” and many others. Read More →
EggCream & Company is a singing group that was created with more than just singing in mind. Their intent was to incorporate an internal family-like environment into its main purpose of entertaining their audiences. Its concept is to perform at various venues in an attempt to please their audiences and bring professionalism, intrigue, fun, and laughter to each. Read More →
