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Bestellnummer: 10900947. Erscheinungstermin: 6.5.2022. Zu Beginn ihrer langen Zusammenarbeit mit King / Federal Records in Cincinnati spezialisierten sich Hank Ballard und seine hochkarätigen Midnighters auf gewagte, doppeldeutige Songs wie »Work With Me Annie«, den unvermeidlichen Nachfolger »Annie Had A Baby« und »Sexy Ways«, die die ...
Hank Ballard & the Midnighters. Originelles eigenes Material, oftmals mit ziemlich schlüpfrigen Texten, immer passend gesetzte Backing-Gesangsharmonien, verrückte Choreographie – Hank Ballards Midnighters waren vor dem Aufstieg von Motown der ganze Stolz der R&B-Vokalgruppenszene von Detroit. Hank wusste, wie wertvoll ein herausragender ...
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4. März 2003 · Hank Ballard, the singer and songwriter whose hit ''The Twist'' ushered in a nationwide dance craze in the 1960's, died on Sunday at his home here. He had been suffering from throat cancer ...
Hank Ballard. Soundtrack: Back to the Future. Hank Ballard grew up singing gospel in church in his hometown of Bessemer, Alabama. He had always wanted to sing professionally, and at 16 years of age got a chance to do it when he took over a group called The Royals, which had been organized in 1950 (and among whose original members were Levi Stubbs and Jackie Wilson).
Hank Ballard & The Midnighters. Profil: Vocal quartet from Detroit, MI. Formed in 1952 as The Royals (2) with: Henry Booth, Charles Sutton, Lawson Smith and Sonny Woods. Late 1953, Hank Ballard replaced Lawson Smith as the lead singer. In 1954, the group's name changed to The Midnighters, who released a series of singles between 1954 and 1958.
Late 1953, Hank Ballard replaced Lawson Smith as the lead singer. In 1954, the group's name changed to The Midnighters, who released a series of singles between 1954 and 1958. Then in 1958-1959 they became Hank Ballard & The Midnighters. When the group disbanded in 1965, they later formed again with Frank Stadford, Walter Miller and Wesley ...
