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Siguieron otros éxitos de cartas transatlánticas, aunque su producción se fragmentó a medida que el personal del grupo iba y venía. El bajista Jones se marchó en 1973 y fue reemplazado en rápida sucesión por Stanley Anderson, Willie Kinsey y luego Doc Roberson. Poco después, Eugene Record se fue, y entraron David Scott y Danny Johnson.
Bass-singer Jones left in 1973, and was replaced in quick succession by Stanley Anderson, Willie Kinsey, and then Doc Roberson. Shortly thereafter, Eugene Record left, and David Scott and Danny Johnson entered. More personnel changes ensued, when Johnson was replaced by Vandy Hampton in 1977.
Willie Kensey. Doc Roberson. and. Vandy 'Smokey' Hampton (b. 15th November 1949, Illinois, U.S.A. d. 22nd February 2005, East Chicago, Lake, Indiana, U.S.A. The Chi-lites were originally called the Hi-Lites, but had to change their name as there was a similarity with another groups name at the time. the desideros - i pledge my love b/w flat ...
Inducted into the Rhythm and Blues Foundation (2000), the Vocal Group Hall of Fame (2005), and the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame (2013). Members have included Eugene Record, Creadel "Red" Jones, Robert 'Squirrel' Lester, Marshall Thompson, Frank "Tchalla" Reed, Tara Thompson, Anthony Watson, Fred Simon, Clarence Johnson, Stanley Anderson ...
25 de feb. de 2024 · The Chi-Lites (from left, David Doc Roberson, Robert Squirrel Lester, Marshall Thompson, and Eugene Record) perform “The Devil Is Doing His Work” on Soul Train in 1976. Soul Train via Getty...
Explore Doc Roberson's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Doc Roberson on AllMusic.
Doc Robinson, a pioneering voice in the grassroots indie music movement, has toured nationwide alongside Caamp, Neal Francis, The Brook and the Bluff and more. Their songs have also been featured on major TV series, “The Walking Dead” and “BoJack Horseman,” allowing them to reach audiences worldwide.
