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The Shells -- led by Nate Bouknight (aka "Little Nat") -- scored with a Top 30 hit with "Baby Oh Baby," charting for the tiny Johnson label in 1957. The group -- Bouknight, Randy "Shade Alston (tenor),…. Read Full Biography.
The Shells were a Brooklyn based R& B vocal group was formed in 1957. Members: Nathaniel 'Little Nate' Bouknight (lead vocals), Bobby Nurse (first tenor), Shade Randy Alston (second tenor), Gus Geter (baritone), Danny Small (bass) Sites: doo-wop.blogg.org. Aliases:
The Shells were his next major discovery. Led by tenor Nathaniel 'Little Nate' Bouknight, they hailed from Brooklyn and displayed the classic New York street corner sound on their haunting debut, Baby Oh Baby. Johnson and associate Walter Coleman shared writer's credit with Bouknight on the atmospheric ballad, pianist Cliff Driver leading the ...
Nathaniel Bouknight. Profile: American doo wop vocalist, songwriter. Aliases: Little Nat. In Groups: The Shells, Little Nate & The Chryslers. Variations: Viewing All | Nathaniel Bouknight.
The Shells were an American doo wop ensemble formed in Brooklyn, New York, United States, in 1957. [1] The group scored a US pop hit in 1957 with the song "Baby Oh Baby", released on Johnson Records; the song cracked the Top 30. [2]
The Shells -- led by Nate Bouknight (aka "Little Nat") -- scored with a Top 30 hit with "Baby Oh Baby," charting for the tiny Johnson label in 1957.
The Shells were an R&B/doo-wop group formed in Brooklyn during the mid-late 1950s. Led by tenor Nathaniel ("Little Nate") Bouknight, the original lineup also consisted of Randy "Shade" Alston (tenor), Gus Geter (baritone), Bobby Nurse (tenor), and Danny Small (bass), with some personnel changes along the way.
