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30. Apr. 2024 · While The Miracles had formed as a R&B vocal group back in the mid-1950s as The Five Chimes (later The Matadors), it was only when Claudette Rogers joined future husband William “Smokey” Robinson, Pete Moore, Ronnie White and Bobby Rogers that the classic line up was almost in place. This process was completed when guitarist Marv Tarplin, perhaps The Miracles’ counterpart to Ian Stewart ...
8. Mai 2024 · His Marriage to Claudette Rogers. Claudette Rogers joined The Miracles 1957, and that very same year, she married Smokey Robinson. Together, the two gave birth to two children: Berry and Tamla, who were named after their first agent and a famous record label, respectively. The two had a happy marriage for 27 years, but they were soon entangled ...
19. Apr. 2024 · And it's all thanks to songwriter and former member of The Miracles Smokey Robinson, with the help of fellow group member Ronald White. Robinson originally wrote the song about his wife, Claudette Rogers Robinson , and made some adjustments to fit the voices and personalities of The Temptations.
28. Apr. 2024 · Robinson married Claudette Rogers in 1959. She was a fellow Miracles member, and the couple had two children: a son, Berry Robinson, who was born in 1968), and a daughter, Tamla Robinson, born in 1971.
5. Mai 2024 · Claudette Robinson, the former wife of singer-songwriter Smokey Robinson, stunned fans with her age-defying beauty while rocking an eye-catching ensemble. See the blonde beauty's radiant look. At 78, singer Claudette Robinson, who was previously married to former The Miracles bandmate Smokey Robinson 35 years ago, continues to mesmerize fans with her beauty.
25. Apr. 2024 · What inspired Robinson to write about such a metaphorical and complex theme? In this article, we will delve into the meaning behind “The Tears of a Clown” and explore the context, emotions, and interpretations of the song.
20. Apr. 2024 · By 1957, the group was called "The Matadors" and included cousins Bobby Rogers and Claudette Rogers in place of Dawson and Grice. With Robinson as lead singer, the Matadors began touring the local Detroit venues. In 1958, Robinson met songwriter Berry Gordy, Jr., who co-wrote for them the single "Got a Job," an answer song to The ...
