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Little Anthony
Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, (More) Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, first active in the 1950s. Lead singer Little Anthony was noted for his high-pitched falsetto voice influenced by Jimmy Scott. In 1957, a doo-wop group known as The Chesters existed with members Clarence Collins, Tracy Lord, Nathaniel Rodgers, and Ronald Ross. Anthony Gourdine, a former member of The Duponts, joined as lead vocalist. Ernest Wright took over for Ross, and the group recorded shortly for Apollo Records. Changing their name to The Imperials, they signed with End Records in 1958. Their first single was "Tears on My Pillow", which was an instant hit. (While playing this song, D.J. Alan Freed dubbed the name "Little Anthony".) The B side, "Two Kinds of People" was also a hit. The group followed up with "Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko Ko Bop" in 1960. When their success dwindled in 1961, Little Anthony left to attempt a solo career. Some members left, and the line-up then became Collins, Wright, Sammy Strain, and George Kerr. Kerr was replaced by Kenny Seymour after a short time. This line-up had little success. Little Anthony returned in 1963, replacing Seymour.The group's classic line-up,Anthony,Ernest,Clarence,and Sammy, was now complete. With the help of record producer/songwriter Teddy Randazzo (a childhood friend of the group), the Imperials found success on the new DCP (Don Costa Productions) label with the dramatic pop-soul records "I'm On The Outside Looking In" (1964), "Goin' Out Of My Head" (1964), "Hurt So Bad" (1965), "I Miss You So" (1965), "Take Me Back" (1965),"Hurt" (1966), and "Out of Sight, Out Of Mind" (1969). The Imperials then joined United Artists Records and were assigned to it's Veep Records subsidiary,and then to the parent label itself, where they recorded "World Of Darkness","You Better Use Your Head,"Yesterday Has Gone", and the Thom Bell produced "Help Me Find A Way (To Say I Love You") arguably their best song from this period. Albums during this time included "Reflections", "Payin Our Dues", "Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind" (named after their hit cover of the Five Keys tune), and "Movie Grabbers",which included a dynamic rendition of "You Only Live Twice",the James Bond motion picture theme ,that many said was actually better than the one that was used for the movie itself, (by Nancy Sinatra), and could have been, since their label , United Artists, was the company that actually made the Bond films. . They then went on to Janus Records,where they recorded the one-off single "Father Father" (which they performed on the Merv Griffin Show), and then on to Avco Records in the early '70's and recorded their album "On A New Street", and charted with the songs "LA LA LA (At The End)", and I'm Falling In Love With You" .This album was produced by Bell and Randazzo. All of these recordings did well on the national R&B charts, although not as successful on the Pop charts as their earlier DCP material. They also appeared on "Soul Train on May 26th, 1973.By this time, Sammy Strain and Ernest Wright had left the group, although both would eventually return. Ernest Wright left in 1971 to join Tony Williams' Platters. He was replaced by the returning Kenny Seymour, who was again replaced after a short time by Bobby Wade. Strain left in 1972 to join The O'Jays, and was replaced by Harold Jenkins (who had already been functioning as the group's choreographer). Jenkins and Seymour had previously performed together in The Impacts. Little Anthony left for a second (more successful) attempt at a solo career. The trio of Collins, Wade, and Jenkins continued as "The Imperials." Clarence Collins left in 1988 and was replaced by Sherman James. They toured as "Bobby Wade's Imperials". James left in 1992, and was replaced by Ron Stevenson. That same year, Collins, Wright, Strain, and Little Anthony reunited for a concert at Madison Square Garden. When the decision was made for the foursome to tour together again, Wade relinquished the Imperials name, with his group becoming "Bobby Wade's Emperors". They became the house band at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.At this point, Sammy Strain left the O'Jays, and returned to the Imperials.The lineup of Little Anthony,Sammy Strain, Ernest Wright, and Clarence Collins is considered the "classic" and "definitive" Imperials lineup,as this was the unit that is the best known, and that had virtually all of the groups' big 60's hits.This is also the lineup that has been seen by millions of fans on shows such as The Ed Sullivan Show, American Bandstand, Shindig!, Hullabaloo, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall, and other national network programs. On August 30, 1997, they were also featured on NBC's Today show as part of that show's "Summer Concert Series." Fans were also delighted to see them together again when they "stole the show" on two big PBS specials, "Rock, Rhythm,& Doo-Wop", and "Soul Spectacular-40 Years of R&B", in 2002 & 2003 respectively. Little Anthony, Collins, Wright, and Strain continued touring as "Little Anthony and the Imperials". Strain retired in 2004, and Harold Jenkins returned to take his place. As of 2007, the Imperials are (along with the Dells), the only '50s-era doo-wop groups still touring with the great majority of their original members (Anthony Gourdine, Clarence Collins & Ernest Wright), as most other groups of that era, such as the Platters, Coasters & Drifters have very few, if any. They are also one of the very few 1950s-based groups to successfully re-invent themselves and go on to maintain consistent recording success well into the 60s and 70s, something very few of their contemporaries can claim. Their songs are considered classics, having been covered by many different artists,such as Linda Ronstadt, Sergio Mendez, Frank Sinatra, Reba McEntire, The Lettermen and many more. Fans are miffed that they haven't, as of 2007, been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as they are certainly deserving of the honor. Little Anthony and The Imperials were inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame on October 15, 2006, and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1999. (Less)
Little Anthony
Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, (More) Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, first active in the 1950s. Lead singer Little Anthony was noted for his high-pitched falsetto voice influenced by Jimmy Scott. In 1957, a doo-wop group known as The Chesters existed with members Clarence Collins, Tracy Lord, Nathaniel Rodgers, and Ronald Ross. Anthony Gourdine, a former member of The Duponts, joined as lead vocalist. Ernest Wright took over for Ross, and the group recorded shortly for Apollo Records. Changing their name to The Imperials, they signed with End Records in 1958. Their first single was "Tears on My Pillow", which was an instant hit. (While playing this song, D.J. Alan Freed dubbed the name "Little Anthony".) The B side, "Two Kinds of People" was also a hit. The group followed up with "Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko Ko Bop" in 1960. When their success dwindled in 1961, Little Anthony left to attempt a solo career. Some members left, and the line-up then became Collins, Wright, Sammy Strain, and George Kerr. Kerr was replaced by Kenny Seymour after a short time. This line-up had little success. Little Anthony returned in 1963, replacing Seymour.The group's classic line-up,Anthony,Ernest,Clarence,and Sammy, was now complete. With the help of record producer/songwriter Teddy Randazzo (a childhood friend of the group), the Imperials found success on the new DCP (Don Costa Productions) label with the dramatic pop-soul records "I'm On The Outside Looking In" (1964), "Goin' Out Of My Head" (1964), "Hurt So Bad" (1965), "I Miss You So" (1965), "Take Me Back" (1965),"Hurt" (1966), and "Out of Sight, Out Of Mind" (1969). The Imperials then joined United Artists Records and were assigned to it's Veep Records subsidiary,and then to the parent label itself, where they recorded "World Of Darkness","You Better Use Your Head,"Yesterday Has Gone", and the Thom Bell produced "Help Me Find A Way (To Say I Love You") arguably their best song from this period. Albums during this time included "Reflections", "Payin Our Dues", "Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind" (named after their hit cover of the Five Keys tune), and "Movie Grabbers",which included a dynamic rendition of "You Only Live Twice",the James Bond motion picture theme ,that many said was actually better than the one that was used for the movie itself, (by Nancy Sinatra), and could have been, since their label , United Artists, was the company that actually made the Bond films. . They then went on to Janus Records,where they recorded the one-off single "Father Father" (which they performed on the Merv Griffin Show), and then on to Avco Records in the early '70's and recorded their album "On A New Street", and charted with the songs "LA LA LA (At The End)", and I'm Falling In Love With You" .This album was produced by Bell and Randazzo. All of these recordings did well on the national R&B charts, although not as successful on the Pop charts as their earlier DCP material. They also appeared on "Soul Train on May 26th, 1973.By this time, Sammy Strain and Ernest Wright had left the group, although both would eventually return. Ernest Wright left in 1971 to join Tony Williams' Platters. He was replaced by the returning Kenny Seymour, who was again replaced after a short time by Bobby Wade. Strain left in 1972 to join The O'Jays, and was replaced by Harold Jenkins (who had already been functioning as the group's choreographer). Jenkins and Seymour had previously performed together in The Impacts. Little Anthony left for a second (more successful) attempt at a solo career. The trio of Collins, Wade, and Jenkins continued as "The Imperials." Clarence Collins left in 1988 and was replaced by Sherman James. They toured as "Bobby Wade's Imperials". James left in 1992, and was replaced by Ron Stevenson. That same year, Collins, Wright, Strain, and Little Anthony reunited for a concert at Madison Square Garden. When the decision was made for the foursome to tour together again, Wade relinquished the Imperials name, with his group becoming "Bobby Wade's Emperors". They became the house band at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.At this point, Sammy Strain left the O'Jays, and returned to the Imperials.The lineup of Little Anthony,Sammy Strain, Ernest Wright, and Clarence Collins is considered the "classic" and "definitive" Imperials lineup,as this was the unit that is the best known, and that had virtually all of the groups' big 60's hits.This is also the lineup that has been seen by millions of fans on shows such as The Ed Sullivan Show, American Bandstand, Shindig!, Hullabaloo, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall, and other national network programs. On August 30, 1997, they were also featured on NBC's Today show as part of that show's "Summer Concert Series." Fans were also delighted to see them together again when they "stole the show" on two big PBS specials, "Rock, Rhythm,& Doo-Wop", and "Soul Spectacular-40 Years of R&B", in 2002 & 2003 respectively. Little Anthony, Collins, Wright, and Strain continued touring as "Little Anthony and the Imperials". Strain retired in 2004, and Harold Jenkins returned to take his place. As of 2007, the Imperials are (along with the Dells), the only '50s-era doo-wop groups still touring with the great majority of their original members (Anthony Gourdine, Clarence Collins & Ernest Wright), as most other groups of that era, such as the Platters, Coasters & Drifters have very few, if any. They are also one of the very few 1950s-based groups to successfully re-invent themselves and go on to maintain consistent recording success well into the 60s and 70s, something very few of their contemporaries can claim. Their songs are considered classics, having been covered by many different artists,such as Linda Ronstadt, Sergio Mendez, Frank Sinatra, Reba McEntire, The Lettermen and many more. Fans are miffed that they haven't, as of 2007, been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as they are certainly deserving of the honor. Little Anthony and The Imperials were inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame on October 15, 2006, and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1999. (Less)
Groups results for: griffin house better than love Little Anthony Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, (More) Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, first active in the 1950s. Lead singer Little Anthony was noted for his high-pitched falsetto voice influenced by Jimmy Scott. In 1957, a doo-wop group known as The Chesters existed with members Clarence Collins, Tracy Lord, Nathaniel Rodgers, and Ronald Ross. Anthony Gourdine, a former member of The Duponts, joined as lead vocalist. Ernest Wright took over for Ross, and the group recorded shortly for Apollo Records. Changing their name to The Imperials, they signed with End Records in 1958. Their first single was "Tears on My Pillow", which was an instant hit. (While playing this song, D.J. Alan Freed dubbed the name "Little Anthony".) The B side, "Two Kinds of People" was also a hit. The group followed up with "Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko Ko Bop" in 1960. When their success dwindled in 1961, Little Anthony left to attempt a solo career. Some members left, and the line-up then became Collins, Wright, Sammy Strain, and George Kerr. Kerr was replaced by Kenny Seymour after a short time. This line-up had little success. Little Anthony returned in 1963, replacing Seymour.The group's classic line-up,Anthony,Ernest,Clarence,and Sammy, was now complete. With the help of record producer/songwriter Teddy Randazzo (a childhood friend of the group), the Imperials found success on the new DCP (Don Costa Productions) label with the dramatic pop-soul records "I'm On The Outside Looking In" (1964), "Goin' Out Of My Head" (1964), "Hurt So Bad" (1965), "I Miss You So" (1965), "Take Me Back" (1965),"Hurt" (1966), and "Out of Sight, Out Of Mind" (1969). The Imperials then joined United Artists Records and were assigned to it's Veep Records subsidiary,and then to the parent label itself, where they recorded "World Of Darkness","You Better Use Your Head,"Yesterday Has Gone", and the Thom Bell produced "Help Me Find A Way (To Say I Love You") arguably their best song from this period. Albums during this time included "Reflections", "Payin Our Dues", "Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind" (named after their hit cover of the Five Keys tune), and "Movie Grabbers",which included a dynamic rendition of "You Only Live Twice",the James Bond motion picture theme ,that many said was actually better than the one that was used for the movie itself, (by Nancy Sinatra), and could have been, since their label , United Artists, was the company that actually made the Bond films. . They then went on to Janus Records,where they recorded the one-off single "Father Father" (which they performed on the Merv Griffin Show), and then on to Avco Records in the early '70's and recorded their album "On A New Street", and charted with the songs "LA LA LA (At The End)", and I'm Falling In Love With You" .This album was produced by Bell and Randazzo. All of these recordings did well on the national R&B charts, although not as successful on the Pop charts as their earlier DCP material. They also appeared on "Soul Train on May 26th, 1973.By this time, Sammy Strain and Ernest Wright had left the group, although both would eventually return. Ernest Wright left in 1971 to join Tony Williams' Platters. He was replaced by the returning Kenny Seymour, who was again replaced after a short time by Bobby Wade. Strain left in 1972 to join The O'Jays, and was replaced by Harold Jenkins (who had already been functioning as the group's choreographer). Jenkins and Seymour had previously performed together in The Impacts. Little Anthony left for a second (more successful) attempt at a solo career. The trio of Collins, Wade, and Jenkins continued as "The Imperials." Clarence Collins left in 1988 and was replaced by Sherman James. They toured as "Bobby Wade's Imperials". James left in 1992, and was replaced by Ron Stevenson. That same year, Collins, Wright, Strain, and Little Anthony reunited for a concert at Madison Square Garden. When the decision was made for the foursome to tour together again, Wade relinquished the Imperials name, with his group becoming "Bobby Wade's Emperors". They became the house band at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.At this point, Sammy Strain left the O'Jays, and returned to the Imperials.The lineup of Little Anthony,Sammy Strain, Ernest Wright, and Clarence Collins is considered the "classic" and "definitive" Imperials lineup,as this was the unit that is the best known, and that had virtually all of the groups' big 60's hits.This is also the lineup that has been seen by millions of fans on shows such as The Ed Sullivan Show, American Bandstand, Shindig!, Hullabaloo, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall, and other national network programs. On August 30, 1997, they were also featured on NBC's Today show as part of that show's "Summer Concert Series." Fans were also delighted to see them together again when they "stole the show" on two big PBS specials, "Rock, Rhythm,& Doo-Wop", and "Soul Spectacular-40 Years of R&B", in 2002 & 2003 respectively. Little Anthony, Collins, Wright, and Strain continued touring as "Little Anthony and the Imperials". Strain retired in 2004, and Harold Jenkins returned to take his place. As of 2007, the Imperials are (along with the Dells), the only '50s-era doo-wop groups still touring with the great majority of their original members (Anthony Gourdine, Clarence Collins & Ernest Wright), as most other groups of that era, such as the Platters, Coasters & Drifters have very few, if any. They are also one of the very few 1950s-based groups to successfully re-invent themselves and go on to maintain consistent recording success well into the 60s and 70s, something very few of their contemporaries can claim. Their songs are considered classics, having been covered by many different artists,such as Linda Ronstadt, Sergio Mendez, Frank Sinatra, Reba McEntire, The Lettermen and many more. Fans are miffed that they haven't, as of 2007, been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as they are certainly deserving of the honor. Little Anthony and The Imperials were inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame on October 15, 2006, and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1999. (Less)
Little Anthony Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, (More) Little Anthony & The Imperials is a rhythm and blues/soul/doo-wop vocal group from New York, first active in the 1950s. Lead singer Little Anthony was noted for his high-pitched falsetto voice influenced by Jimmy Scott. In 1957, a doo-wop group known as The Chesters existed with members Clarence Collins, Tracy Lord, Nathaniel Rodgers, and Ronald Ross. Anthony Gourdine, a former member of The Duponts, joined as lead vocalist. Ernest Wright took over for Ross, and the group recorded shortly for Apollo Records. Changing their name to The Imperials, they signed with End Records in 1958. Their first single was "Tears on My Pillow", which was an instant hit. (While playing this song, D.J. Alan Freed dubbed the name "Little Anthony".) The B side, "Two Kinds of People" was also a hit. The group followed up with "Shimmy, Shimmy, Ko Ko Bop" in 1960. When their success dwindled in 1961, Little Anthony left to attempt a solo career. Some members left, and the line-up then became Collins, Wright, Sammy Strain, and George Kerr. Kerr was replaced by Kenny Seymour after a short time. This line-up had little success. Little Anthony returned in 1963, replacing Seymour.The group's classic line-up,Anthony,Ernest,Clarence,and Sammy, was now complete. With the help of record producer/songwriter Teddy Randazzo (a childhood friend of the group), the Imperials found success on the new DCP (Don Costa Productions) label with the dramatic pop-soul records "I'm On The Outside Looking In" (1964), "Goin' Out Of My Head" (1964), "Hurt So Bad" (1965), "I Miss You So" (1965), "Take Me Back" (1965),"Hurt" (1966), and "Out of Sight, Out Of Mind" (1969). The Imperials then joined United Artists Records and were assigned to it's Veep Records subsidiary,and then to the parent label itself, where they recorded "World Of Darkness","You Better Use Your Head,"Yesterday Has Gone", and the Thom Bell produced "Help Me Find A Way (To Say I Love You") arguably their best song from this period. Albums during this time included "Reflections", "Payin Our Dues", "Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind" (named after their hit cover of the Five Keys tune), and "Movie Grabbers",which included a dynamic rendition of "You Only Live Twice",the James Bond motion picture theme ,that many said was actually better than the one that was used for the movie itself, (by Nancy Sinatra), and could have been, since their label , United Artists, was the company that actually made the Bond films. . They then went on to Janus Records,where they recorded the one-off single "Father Father" (which they performed on the Merv Griffin Show), and then on to Avco Records in the early '70's and recorded their album "On A New Street", and charted with the songs "LA LA LA (At The End)", and I'm Falling In Love With You" .This album was produced by Bell and Randazzo. All of these recordings did well on the national R&B charts, although not as successful on the Pop charts as their earlier DCP material. They also appeared on "Soul Train on May 26th, 1973.By this time, Sammy Strain and Ernest Wright had left the group, although both would eventually return. Ernest Wright left in 1971 to join Tony Williams' Platters. He was replaced by the returning Kenny Seymour, who was again replaced after a short time by Bobby Wade. Strain left in 1972 to join The O'Jays, and was replaced by Harold Jenkins (who had already been functioning as the group's choreographer). Jenkins and Seymour had previously performed together in The Impacts. Little Anthony left for a second (more successful) attempt at a solo career. The trio of Collins, Wade, and Jenkins continued as "The Imperials." Clarence Collins left in 1988 and was replaced by Sherman James. They toured as "Bobby Wade's Imperials". James left in 1992, and was replaced by Ron Stevenson. That same year, Collins, Wright, Strain, and Little Anthony reunited for a concert at Madison Square Garden. When the decision was made for the foursome to tour together again, Wade relinquished the Imperials name, with his group becoming "Bobby Wade's Emperors". They became the house band at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.At this point, Sammy Strain left the O'Jays, and returned to the Imperials.The lineup of Little Anthony,Sammy Strain, Ernest Wright, and Clarence Collins is considered the "classic" and "definitive" Imperials lineup,as this was the unit that is the best known, and that had virtually all of the groups' big 60's hits.This is also the lineup that has been seen by millions of fans on shows such as The Ed Sullivan Show, American Bandstand, Shindig!, Hullabaloo, Perry Como's Kraft Music Hall, and other national network programs. On August 30, 1997, they were also featured on NBC's Today show as part of that show's "Summer Concert Series." Fans were also delighted to see them together again when they "stole the show" on two big PBS specials, "Rock, Rhythm,& Doo-Wop", and "Soul Spectacular-40 Years of R&B", in 2002 & 2003 respectively. Little Anthony, Collins, Wright, and Strain continued touring as "Little Anthony and the Imperials". Strain retired in 2004, and Harold Jenkins returned to take his place. As of 2007, the Imperials are (along with the Dells), the only '50s-era doo-wop groups still touring with the great majority of their original members (Anthony Gourdine, Clarence Collins & Ernest Wright), as most other groups of that era, such as the Platters, Coasters & Drifters have very few, if any. They are also one of the very few 1950s-based groups to successfully re-invent themselves and go on to maintain consistent recording success well into the 60s and 70s, something very few of their contemporaries can claim. Their songs are considered classics, having been covered by many different artists,such as Linda Ronstadt, Sergio Mendez, Frank Sinatra, Reba McEntire, The Lettermen and many more. Fans are miffed that they haven't, as of 2007, been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as they are certainly deserving of the honor. Little Anthony and The Imperials were inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame on October 15, 2006, and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1999. (Less)
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