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The Mad Lads, a 1960s doo wop group from Memphis, Tennessee that sang its way into our hearts with some alluring songs about expectations and love. The Mad Lads, a 1960s doo wop group from Memphis ...
6. Aug. 2021 · The Mad Lads have a string of single recordings that reach the Billboard Hot 100 R&B chart in the 1960s. These included their Volt label debut, “Don’t Have to Shop Around,” which peaked at #93 in 1965, “I Want Someone,” with the flip side called “Nothing Can Break Through” (1965) which peaked at #74 and remained on the charts for six weeks.
The Best Of The Mad Lads. Album • The Mad Lads • 1984. 14 songs • 43 minutes. Play. Save to library. 1. So Nice. 703K plays. 2:38.
22. Dez. 2023 · Mad Lads drive the culture of Backpack. This 10,000 piece art collection lives on the Solana blockchain and is made up of a close knit community of founders, builders, creators and fans from across the Web3 ecosystem. Mad Lads PFPs are a calling card for engagement. The community has turned into an attention generating machine which dominates ...
The Mad Lads, the Memphis-based sweet soul harmonizers who made their Volt label debut in 1965 with “Don’t Have to Shop Around” and continued recording for the company for the next decade, are back on Volt. Madder Than Ever, the Mad Lads’ 1990 Volt release, shows that the quartet has only gotten better with time.
soul music alive and well. I’m John Gary Williams, original and current lead singer of The Mad Lads, one of America's most enduring soul music groups. The Mad Lads got our start in the early days of STAX Records in Memphis, Tenn., with labelmates like Otis Redding and the Staples Singers. Our early hits included "Don't Have to Shop Around ...
In 1965, The Mad Lads followed up with a new single, “Don’t Have to Shop Around,” switching from Stax to try their fortunes on the Volt imprint. This time, audiences responded positively, pushing the single to No.11 on the Billboard R&B chart and No.93 on the pop singles chart. “I Want Someone,” a single co-written by Parker and Axton ...
