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After their initial single, "Honey", Jones left the group and was replaced by Maithe Marshall. The contrast between Ricks' bass voice and Marshall's tenor became integral to their success.
Después de su sencillo inicial, "Honey", Jones dejó el grupo y fue reemplazado por Maithe Marshall. El contraste entre la voz de bajo de Ricks y el tenor de Marshall se volvió parte integral de su éxito.
The great Ravens including Jimmy Ricks on bass. Maithe Marshall second from left. Leonard Puzey right, lead vocalist.Thanks Billy V and the word keeper for t...
In August 1951 Maithe Marshall, Leonard Puzey, and Louis Heyward all quit the Ravens. They formed a trio called the Hi-Hatters, which only existed for a short time (their only appearances were at the Baby Grand).
With Maithe, the group played the Royal Theater (Baltimore) the week of January 31, 1947. Others on the bill were saxophonist Illinois Jacquet and Luis Russell's orchestra. When Maithe joined, Ben Bart had them re-record all their Hub tunes, but Leonard couldn't remember just why.
Though the label didn’t have the power to promote them nationally they were very popular in New York and by December of that year they’d added Maithe Marshall whose high tenor would contrast well with Ricks’s unearthly bass, giving them another wrinkle to their signature sound.
Maithe Marshall. Real Name: Maithe Williams. Profile: American R&B vocalist, born 31 August 1924, died in November 1989 in Minnesota, USA. In Groups: The Ravens (2), The Marshall Brothers. Variations: Viewing All | Maithe Marshall.
