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Bass-singer Jones left in 1973, and was replaced in quick succession by Stanley Anderson, Willie Kinsey, and then Doc Roberson. Shortly thereafter, Eugene Record left, [6] and David Scott and Danny Johnson entered.
Par exemple, le chanteur basse Jones part en 1973, et est remplacé par Stanley Anderson, puis Willie Kensey, puis Doc Roberson. Peu de temps après, Eugène Record part, et David Scott et Danny Johnson entrent. Puis les changements de personnes continuent, quand Johnson est remplacé par Vandy Hampton en 1977.
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4 nov. 2018 · Creadel Jones left the group and was replaced by Stanley Anderson, who was quickly replaced by Willie Kensey. Despite the changes occurring within Chi-Lites, the group was still able to produce three top-ten R&B hits, “Homely Girl,” “There will Never Be Any Peace (Until God is Seated at the Conference Table),” and “Toby,” all by 1975.
En 1973, RED est remplacé par STANLEY ANDERSON (chant) et WILLIE KENSEY (chant). Il reviendra dans les 80's. En 1975, KENSEY cède son siège à DOC ROBERTSON (chant). RECORD sera remplacé en 1976 par DAVID SCOTT (chant) et DANNY JOHNSON (chant). Ce dernier sera à son tour remplacé par VANDY "SMOKEY" HAMPTON (chant) en 1977.
The Chi-Lites lineup changed shortly after “Stoned Out Of My Mind”. Creadel Jones was replaced by Stanley Anderson, who himself was replaced by Willie Kensey. Three top ten hits R&B hits followed – “Homely Girl”, “There Will Never Be Any Peace” and “Toby”, before Kensey was replaced with Doc Roberson.
The 'C' in the groups 'Chi-Lites' name derived from their hometown's city, Chicago. Prior to the first incarnation Eugene Record, Clarence Johnson and Robert Lester recorded with the group The Chanteurs, who released material on the Renee Records imprint in 1963.
Red Jones left in 1973 and was replaced in quick succession by Stanley Anderson, Willie Kensey, and then Doc Roberson, but by 1975, things were falling apart. As with so many artists, stardom had taken its toll. Meanwhile, the Brunswick label went down the drain taking many of its artists with it.
