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The ArtsCenter presents Rissi Palmer The ArtsCenter, Carrboro NC 27510: The ArtsCenter, Carrboro NC 27510: Tuesday, June 18 Tue, Jun 18: TBA Nashville, TN: Nashville, TN: Saturday, June 29 @ 12:30PM Sat, Jun 29 @ 12:30PM: American Roots Music Festival at ...
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Founder of the Rainbows, Chester Simmons , formed the Marquees with singers who had occasionally performed in his former group, including Reese Palmer (first tenor), Marvin Gay (second tenor, baritone; he would change the spelling to "Gaye" when he became a soloist), and James Nolan (baritone).
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EST. 1957. The Marquees formed in 1957, mainly comprised of students at DC's Cardozo High School. Chester Simmons developed the vocal group out of The Rainbows with members Reese Palmer, James Nolan, and Marvin Gay, who later changed his last name to Gaye. The Marquees performed in high school talent shows and at the Lincoln Theater on U St NW.
3. Nov. 2011 · Reese Palmer, the leader of the Washington-based doo-wop group the Marquees, which in the late 1950s featured singer Marvin Gaye and accompanied Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and Billy Stewart on...
24. März 2023 · March 24, 2023. As one of only five African American women to make the Billboard charts in the history of country music, Rissi Palmer has dedicated her career to expanding the bounds of the...