The Leaders, The Kodoks - The Leaders Meet the Kodaks (1965)
Artist: The Leaders, The Kodoks
Title: The Leaders Meet the Kodaks
Year Of Release: 1965
Label: Fury Records
Genre: Doo Wop
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 34:42
Total Size: 87/201 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: The Leaders Meet the Kodaks
Year Of Release: 1965
Label: Fury Records
Genre: Doo Wop
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 34:42
Total Size: 87/201 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. The Leaders - Stormy Weather
02. The Leaders - A Lover of the Time
03. The Leaders - Nobody Loves Me
04. The Leaders - Dearest Beloved Darling
05. The Leaders - Can't Help Lovin' That Girl of Mine
06. The Leaders - Lovers
07. The Kodaks - Little Boy and Girl
08. The Kodaks - Teenagers Dream
09. The Kodaks - Oh Gee, Oh Gosh
10. The Kodaks - Make Believe World
11. The Kodaks - My Baby and Me
12. The Kodaks - Kingless Castle
13. The Kodaks - Guardian Angel
14. The Kodaks - Run Around Baby
The Leaders:
Doo-wop group from Newport News, Virginia.
Members and their roles: Harry Burton (First tenor), Edward "Snipper" Alston (Second tenor), Charles Simpson (Bass), Nelson Shields (Second Tenor), Ronald Judge (Baritone). The last two, later joined the The Corvairs (2). Initially, they were called The Pokenoes and The Five Swans. After they won in a local contest, they rewarded with a trip to the Apollo Thetare in New York. After their 4-week performances there, they were signed at Glory.
The Kodaks:
Doo Wop group from Newark, New Jersey, U.S.
Formed in the mid 50's, originally with the name The Supremes. Comprised by James Patrick (tenor), William Franklin (tenor), Larry Davis (baritone), William Miller (bass) and Pearl McKinnon (lead). Sometimes mis-spelled as The Kodocks, on labels.
Doo-wop group from Newport News, Virginia.
Members and their roles: Harry Burton (First tenor), Edward "Snipper" Alston (Second tenor), Charles Simpson (Bass), Nelson Shields (Second Tenor), Ronald Judge (Baritone). The last two, later joined the The Corvairs (2). Initially, they were called The Pokenoes and The Five Swans. After they won in a local contest, they rewarded with a trip to the Apollo Thetare in New York. After their 4-week performances there, they were signed at Glory.
The Kodaks:
Doo Wop group from Newark, New Jersey, U.S.
Formed in the mid 50's, originally with the name The Supremes. Comprised by James Patrick (tenor), William Franklin (tenor), Larry Davis (baritone), William Miller (bass) and Pearl McKinnon (lead). Sometimes mis-spelled as The Kodocks, on labels.
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