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Fuqua performed with Bobby Lester's Moonglows at the 1983 Grammy Awards ceremony, and the group toured as Harvey and the Moonglows until 1986. Bobby Lester, Jr., replaced McPhatter as lead singer of Bobby Lester's Moonglows. They also Performed at Doo Wop 50, where they sang Sincerely & Ten Commandments Of Love. The Line-up was ...
- 1951–1960, 1964–1968, 1971–1972, 1979–1980,1983-1986, 1990s-2000s
- Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Original lead singer Bobby Lester and the Moonglows (Gary Rodgers, Robert Ford, Billy McPhatter) perform the group's classic 1955 hit, "Most Of All" at the B...
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13. Jan. 2020 · Fuqua performed with Bobby Lester's Moonglows at the 1983 Grammy Awards ceremony, and the group toured as Harvey and the Moonglows until 1986. Bobby Lester, Jr., replaced McPhatter as lead singer of Bobby Lester's Moonglows. Billy Johnson died in Los Angeles in 1987. Barnes and Pete Graves died in 2006. Fuqua, the last surviving member of the ...
27. Nov. 2023 · Der Sänger und Songwriter Bobby Lester wurde am 13. Jänner 1930 in Louisville, Kentucky, als Robert Lester Dallas geboren und verstarb am 15. Oktober 1980, erst 50-jährig, an Lungenkrebs ebenda. Er war unter anderem auch der zweite Chef der
74,700 views. 639. This 1972 version of the Moonglows features Bobby Lester catching all of Harvey Fuqua's vocal licks from the original, and adding a few of his own patented m...
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21. Sept. 2020 · Lester, Bobby [nee Robert L. Dallas] (born: 1930 - died: 1980) Bobby Lester, a tenor singer, was born in Louisville, KY. Lester sang with Harvey Fuqua, playing piano when both were teens in Louisville, KY, first performing in 1949. They became members of the Moonglows group in Cleveland, OH.
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