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Though he was perhaps the least known of the bedrock members of the group, Kelly played an important role as a vital part of an all-time favorite group. Kelly is also notable for how he left the group: walking away from music to become a biology teacher in the public schools in New Jersey.
Kenneth "Wally" Kelly, the last surviving original member of the group, died on February 17, 2015, at the age of 74. [10] Lead singer Gerald Alston is the only member alive of the group's heyday lineup.
The five singers, who became the first members of the Manhattans in the early 60s, went to two Jersey City high schools in the 50s - George Smith and Richard Taylor to Snyder High and Winfred Lovett, Kenneth Kelly and Edward Bivins to Lincoln High.
11. Dez. 2014 · The Manhattans were formed in the early 60s in New Jersey as a quintet led by writer/bass vocalist Winfred “Blue” Lovett and emotive lead singer George Smith, along with Edward “Sonny” Bivins, Richard “Ricky” Taylor and Kenneth “Wally” Kelly, all of whom had just returned from service in the armed forces. The group was popular ...
Kenneth "Wally" Kelly, the last surviving original member of the group, died on February 17, 2015, at the age of 74. Lead singer Gerald Alston is the only member alive of the group's heyday lineup. On July 31, 2018 a supreme court order of a Settlement Agreement was signed between.
KENNETH “WALLY” KELLY, the last surviving original member of the Manhattans, died on Tuesday 17th February. He was aged 72. With a sad synchronicity, his passing comes just two months after the deaths of two other group members, Winfred ‘Blue’ Lovett (9th December 2014) and Edward ‘Sonny’ Bivins (3rd December 2014).
21. Feb. 2015 · In a year that has been filled with sad news for the millions of fans of the singing group The Manhattans, we have another piece: Kenneth "Wally" Kelly, the last surviving founding member of the group, has died.
