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The Ramong Sound was a British R&B, soul and ska band, active from 1965 to 1966. Background [ edit ] The Ramong Sound was a London based outfit, that featured two black lead singers doing Sam & Dave styled duets, one of them being Raymond Morrison (aka Ramong Morrison [1] ), and the other being a former professional boxer, Clem ...
- London, England
- The Foundations
- 1965–1966
The soul-edged Foundations emerged from a ska/reggae group known variously as The Ramongs or Ramong Sound who had two lead singers. Alan and his fellow musicians lived in a basement club that they ran in London's Bayswater area. It was called The Butterfly Club.
The Foundations were a British soul band, active from 1967 to 1970. The evolved out of a group called The Ramong Sound aka The Ramongs which was headed by Raymond Morrison. They were an eight man multi-racial group made up of three white Londoners, four West Indians and a Sri Lankan.
The Ramong Sound. Between 1966 and 1967 Curtis joined The Ramong Sound. He joined the group after hearing from his uncle that Ramong, Raymond Morrison, the lead singer of the group, was looking for backing singers. Curtis initially had very limited singing experience, only singing with his uncle when he came around the house with the ...
12. Aug. 2022 · The victors had been honing their craft in clubs and dancehalls for two years as The Ramongs and The Ramong Sound. A change of name brought success, but the template remained the same: ...
- Terry Staunton
Curtis was the only one who received a custodial sentence. Prior to The Foundations, he was an interior decorator and became a professional boxer, winning most of his fights. One day his uncle told him that the lead singer of The Ramong Sound, Raymond Morrison was looking for a back up singer (or singers), so he joined the group. Prior to that ...
Originally formed from a couple of members of a group called The Ramong Sound (named after Clem Curtis’ uncle), The Foundations were formed in 1967. They were a group for three years, playing a U.K. interpretation of R&B. They comprised of a multiracial, eight member, group, which included three white Londoners, four West Indians and a Sri ...
