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The story of the Falcons begins around 1955 when Eddie Floyd and Bob Manardo worked together in a Detroit jewelry store. When things were slow, they practiced singing and finally decided to form a group. Bob (a lead tenor) recruited his friend, baritone Tom Shetler. Eddie (also a lead tenor) brought in second tenor Arnett Robinson. Thus, the ...
musicmakermark. 16. Feb. 2 Min. Lesezeit. The Falcons. Amerikanische Soul- und R&B-Vokalgruppe, gegründet 1955 in Detroit, Michigan. Die Urbesetzung, welche die erste Single "Baby That's It/This Day" (Mercury, 1956) aufnehmen konnte, bestand aus Bob Manardo, Eddie Floyd, Tom Shetler, Arnett Robinson und Willie Schofield.
The Falcons (members Bob Manardo (born Robert Manardo died 6-March-2004 in Warren, Michigan - cause: cancer), Eddie Floyd, Tom Shetler, Arnett Robinson and Willie Schofield) Mercury 70940 - Baby That's It / This Day - 1956 (after this release Bob Manardo is drafted and Tom Shetler volunteers)
6. Okt. 2016 · October 6, 2016. 3 Min Read. The Falcons were a vocal group whose membership at one time or another included such luminaries as Eddie Floyd, Wilson Pickett, Sir Mack Rice, and Joe Stubbs. They formed in Detroit when Floyd and Bob Manardo, who worked together in a jewelry store, decided to put together a group.
Eddie Floyd (lead tenor, 1955-63), Bob Manardo (lead tenor, 1955-56), Tom Shetler (baritone vocals, 1955-56), Arnett Robinson (second tenor, 1955-56), Willie Schofield (bass vocals, 1955-63), Joe Stubbs (lead tenor, 1956-60, 1963), Lance Finnie (guitar, 1956-63), Mack Rice (baritone vocals, 1956-63), Wilson Pickett (lead tenor, 1960-63), Ben ...
A year prior to 1956, the Falcons had began their career, on the Mercury imprint, under a slightly different line up comprising of Eddie Floyd, Bob Manardo, Arnett Robinson, Tom Shetler, and Willie Schofield.
6. März 2004 · Robert “Bob” Manardo. Rock/R&B Musician. He was a member and founder of the 1950s and 1960s musical group, 'The Falcons.'. Other members included, Eddie Floyd, Wilson Pickett, Joe Stubbs, Tom Shetler, Sir Mack Rice, and others.
