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In 1961 the second generation of The Cleftones included Herb Cox, Charlie James, Warren Corbin, Gene Pearson (baritone from The Rivileers who replaced baritone William "Buzzy" McClane) and new addition Pat Spann, the first and only female to sing with the group.
The Cleftones. Formed in Queens, NY, in 1955, the Cleftones consisted of five friends from Jamaica High School -- Herb Cox (lead), Warren Corbin (bass), Charlie James (first tenor), William McClain (baritone), and Berman…. Read Full Biography.
The record included Herb Cox's lead, Warren Corbin's bassfills, and session musician Jimmy Wright's saxophone blowing. With their second record, 'Little Girl Of Mine', the group became nationally known as the record went to number 8 R & B and number 57 pop in 1956.
The Cleftones were an American doo-wop group, formed in 1955. The group’s original lineup consisted of lead singer Herman Curtis, first tenor and founding member Eddie Williams, baritone and bass Bill Horton, and second tenor Warren Corbin.
Pressured to make a living for his family, Warren Corbin had already dropped out of the group. In 1964, DJ Porky Chedwick decided that he loved the Cleftones' 6-year-old "Lover Boy." He played it and pushed it, until it became #1 in Pittsburgh.
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