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CHUCK CARBO OF THE
SPIDERS
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DICEY GALLOWAY (HARPTONES), CHUCK
CARBO & G-CLEFS |
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G-CLEFS |
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CHUCK CARBO
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DICEY GALLOWAY (HARPTONES), CHUCK
CARBO & G-CLEFS |
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DICEY GALLOWAY (HARPTONES), TODD
& G-CLEFS |
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ERNIE LEE WARREN, TODD BAPTISTA
&
ARTHUR
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GROUP PHOTO |
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Todd and El Dorados (Pirkle Lee
Moses, Norman Palm, Todd & Larry Johnson). Pirkle Lee and Larry
Johnson have since passed away. |
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Marv Goldberg, Todd and Charlie
Horner. Marv has written extensively in various music magazines, as
well as his book on the Ink Spots. Charlie has also written for
magazines and is finishing a book on the Delta Rhythm Boys |
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"Without the love, support, and
enthusiasm my wife Kristen brings to all our projects, I believe that many
of the accomplishments I've been
credited with would never have taken place. When we put on a show,
she works as hard as anyone." This photo was taken in Mass. last year
at Channels & Harptones concert.
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Todd with Bill Horton and Raymond
Edwards of the Silhouettes (both have since passed away) |
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This photo was taken at St. Paul
Missionary Baptist Church in Gary, Indiana
on 2/19/99. The Spaniels, (left to right) Pookie, Billy Shelton,
Willie C. Jackson, Opal Courtney Jr., and Carl Rainge stood in front of
Gerald Gregory's casket and sang "You Gave Me Peace Of Mind".
The minister visible on the pulpit is Ernest Warren, the group's original
first tenor. |
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