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Rick Sheppard traces his history with The Drifters back to when the group recorded for Atlantic Records in the 1960s. During The Drifters celebrated years, spanning the 1950s and 1960s, there were two distinct periods. The first, dating from the early 1950s, highlighted the voice of the legendary Clyde McPhatter.
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A REAL LIVING LEGEND OF THE ATLANTIC RECORDING DRIFTERS OF...
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Aside from the official post-2008 lineup, Treadwell managed a second group, The Drifters Legends, composed of former members Rick Sheppard, Butch Leake, Joe Blunt, and Clyde Brown. [32] Faye Treadwell died of breast cancer at the age of 84 on May 22, 2011.
Up close and personal with Rick Sheppard, one of 2 last remaining original Drifters from the Atlantic Recording Drifters of the 60's. Fast forward to better TV.
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The Drifters featuring Rick Sheppard have recently released two albums on: EMI Capitol Music; Greatest Hits, a re-recording of The Drifters' classic songs, and A Christmas Album. To book this...
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A REAL LIVING LEGEND OF THE ATLANTIC RECORDING DRIFTERS OF THE 1960’S. You know the songs, “On Broadway”, “Under the Boardwalk”, “Save the Last Dance for Me”, “Up On the Roof”, “This Magic Moment”, “There Goes My Baby”, and many more.
Rick Sheppard (3) Profile: Rick is from New York City, USA and lives in Bear. By the time he was 18, Sheppard was doing it for real. He recorded a song on Dormart Records called “Misery Get Away From Me.”. He cut “I’m Gonna Change” on Bang Records and “Can We Share It” on Columbia.
Rick Sheppard joined the Drifters in 1966 and recorded with the group for Atlantic Records through the end of the '60s. For years, he toured with The Drifters throughout the world and shared stages with the greatest names in show business.
