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Attempting to exploit the success of their hit single, the Capitols released two albums in 1966, Dance the Cool Jerk and We Got a Thing That's in The Groove, both featuring mostly covers of popular Motown and soul songs.
- Sam George, Don Storball, Richard Mitchell
- 1962–1969
Bandgeschichte. Die Capitols wurden 1962 in Detroit, bestehend aus Sänger und Schlagzeuger Sam George, dem Gitarristen Donald Norman Storball und dem Keyboarder Richard Mitchell McDougall gegründet; ursprünglich nannte sich das Trio The three Caps . Im Frühjahr 1966 benannte sich das Trio in The Capitols um und hatte im selben Jahr mit dem ...
- 1969
- 1966
- Donald Norman
- Rhythm and Blues
7. Okt. 2016 · (1966)Ahh, we got a thing that's in the grooveYes, we got a thing that's in the grooveIt's so hip, it'll make you moveYes, we got a thing that's in the groov...
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Creators of the classic dance record "Cool Jerk," Detroit R&B trio the Capitols formed in 1962, comprising lead vocalist/drummer Sam George, guitarist Donald Storball alias Don Norman and keyboardist Richard McDougall alias Richard Mitchell. Sites: Wikipedia , soulwalking.co.uk , Lastfm. Aliases: The Three Caps. Members:
24. Juni 2013 · WE GOT A THING THATS IN THE GROOVE - THE CAPITOLS - YouTube. SOULINTEGRITY. 5.11K subscribers. Subscribed. 30. 4.1K views 10 years ago. Sixties uptempo Detroit Soul dancer. In the mid-1960s...
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6. Feb. 2022 · The Capitols, an R&B doo-wop trio, originally known as the Three Caps, was formed in Detroit, Michigan in 1962 with a lineup that included principal vocalist and percussionist Samuel George Jr. (born January 23, 1942), guitarist/percussionist Don Storball, whose birth name was Don Norman and whose birthdate is unknown, pianist/vocalist Richard Mitchell, who was born Richard Mitchell McDougall ...
25. Sept. 2023 · The Capitols, an American soul and R&B vocal group from Michigan, rose to fame in the 1960s. Comprising of lead vocalist Samuel George, drummer William W. Holt, and guitarist Richard Mitchell, The Capitols mesmerized audiences with their smooth harmonies and infectious beats.
