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Wilbert Hart is currently writing, producing, co-producing, recording and grooming a Hip Hop Group called “Code Bleu”. As a former member of the Delfonics, Wilbert Hart sang on the song “Didn’t I Blow Your Mind This Time,” which earned the group its first and only Grammy Award for best R&B performance in 1970. He also co-wrote several of the Delfonics’ successful recordings.
21. Juli 2022 · William Alexander Hart was born in Washington on Jan. 17, 1945, and grew up in Philadelphia. He began singing in groups as a teenager, and with younger brother Wilbert Hart and Randy Cain (later ...
Original group members were; William Hart, Wilbert Hart, Frederick Johnson, Ritchie Daniels, and Randy Cain. Their first recording was for Moon Shot in 1967. Daniels was drafted and left for the service in 1968. Johnson left the group just before the group’s first release leaving Wilbert, William and Randy who have since became known as the ...
Wilbert Hart (* 19. Oktober 1947) Randy Cain (* 2. Mai 1946; † 9. April 2009), bis 1971; Major Harris (* 9. Februar 1947; † 9. November 2012), ab 1971; Bandgeschichte. Die Brüder William und Wilbert Hart gründeten zusammen mit Randy Cain Anfang der 1960er The Delfonics in der High School.
15. Juli 2022 · Hart and his brother, Wilbert, founded the Delfonics in the late 1960s with members Randy Cain, Ritchie Daniels and Thom Bell. The siblings wrote all of their own songs for the group, ...
25. Dez. 2018 · The Delfonics, an R&B vocal band whose founding members were William “Poogie” Hart, Wilbert Hart, Randy Cain, Ritchie Daniels, and arranger/ producer Thom Bell, formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the late 1960s. They are credited with significantly contributing to the development of the Philadelphia sound … Read MoreThe Delfonics (1966-1975)
Hart was a Washington, D.C. native, born in 1947. He later moved to Philadelphia and began singing in groups as a teenager, and with younger brother Wilbert Hart and Randy Cain (later replaced by ...
