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When The Crows started in 1951, practicing sidewalk harmonies, the original members were Daniel "Sonny" Norton (lead), William "Bill" Davis (baritone), Harold Major (tenor), Jerry Wittick (tenor) and Gerald Hamilton (bass). In 1952, Wittick left the group and was replaced by Mark Jackson (tenor and guitarist).
Als sich The Crows 1951 formierten, waren die Mitglieder Daniel „Sonny“ Norton (Lead); William „Bill“ Davis (Bariton); Harold Major (Tenor); Jerry Wittick (Tenor) und Gerald Hamilton (Bass). 1952 verließ Wittick die Gruppe und wurde durch Mark Jackson (Tenor und Gitarre) ersetzt.
Daniel "Sonny" Norton (lead), Harold Major (tenor), Jerry Wittick (tenor), Bill Davis (baritone/tenor), and Gerald Hamilton (bass) came together and called themselves the Crows. The Crows, like their peers, sang for the most basic reasons: it was fun, it was a macho (but safe) way of besting other guys, and it was a great way to impress the ...
31. Okt. 2019 · In March of 1954 Daniel “Sonny” Norton, Harold Major, William Davis, and Gerald Hamilton, to together and recorded a son on the Roma lable that helped pave the way for Rock N’ Roll. What is...
In 1951, Daniel "Sonny" Norton and his friends started a street corner vocal group in New York's Harlem district. Calling themselves The Crows , they helped build the tradition of the many "bird groups" of the 1950s ( The Ravens , a neighborhood quartet led by booming bass singer Jimmy Ricks , had been stars for several years, serving as ...
1950's American rhythm & blues / doo-wop singing group from Harlem, New York. The group was fronted by Daniel "Sonny" Norton on lead vocals and also included Harold Major (tenor), Bill Davis (baritone), Gerald Hamilton (bass) and Mark Jackson (guitar). Hamilton died in 1967 at the age of 33.
When The Crows started out in 1951, practicing sidewalk harmonies, the original members were Daniel "Sonny" Norton (lead), William "Bill" Davis (baritone), Harold Major (tenor), Jerry Wittick (tenor), and Gerald Hamilton (bass). In 1952, Wittick left the group and was replaced by Mark Jackson (tenor and guitarist).
