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Nate Nelson and Terry Johnson split to form the "Modern Flamingos" in 1961, and went on to record as the Starglows on Atco Records in 1963. (The Modern Flamingos name was used later; the group would include members of the defunct Del-Knights in the late 1960s).
- Nathan Nelson
Nathan Nelson (born 1938) is an Israeli biochemist and...
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En 1965 también dejó el grupo Paul Robi, [7] quien fue reemplazado por Nate Nelson, antiguo vocalista principal de The Flamingos. Esta división de la formación del grupo llevó a disputas legales sobre la propiedad del nombre de The Platters, con mandatos judiciales, cláusulas de no competencia y múltiples formaciones actuando ...
The group's line-up splintered further: in 1964 Taylor left and was consecutively replaced by Beverly Hansen Harris, Barbara Randolph and, in 1965, by Sandra Dawn. 1965 also saw the departure of Robi, who was replaced by Nate Nelson, former lead voice of the Flamingos.
2 de jun. de 1984 · Nate Nelson, a lead singer of the Platters for most of two decades, died of heart disease today, a day after his wife made a plea to his fans to find a heart for her ailing husband. Mr....
When the group eventually returned to the U.S., Turner would record lead vocals on several tracks on the Musicor Label as The Platters’ made a measured resurgence with moderate hits such as Love You 1000 Times and With This Ring during the “Beach Music” years. Soon after, Sandra Dawn replaced Taylor, and Nate Nelson replaced Robi.
In fall of 1954, the Flamingos met up with Nathaniel “Nate” Nelson, who had been singing with a local unrecorded group called The Velvetones (and happened to be a first cousin to The Orioles’ Sonny Til.)
