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The Clovers' lead vocalist, Buddy Bailey, was drafted into the army at the end of August 1951 and John Phillip was brought in to replace him. Philip was soon replaced by Charlie White (b. 1930, Washington, DC), who had been in the vocal groups The Dominoes and The Checkers.
El vocalista principal de la banda, Buddy Bailey, fue llamado a filas a finales de agosto de 1951 y fue sustituido en principio por John Phillip, que a su vez fue sustituido por Charlie White, quien ya había formado parte de otros grupos vocales como The Dominoes y The Checkers.
The first version of the group formed at Armstrong High School in Washington, D.C., in 1946. Initially a trio featuring Harold Lucas, Thomas Woods, and Billy Shelton, the group’s sound took a leap forward when lead singer John “Buddy” Bailey joined a short time later.
John Bailey was the first lead singer of the Clovers. In 1952 John Bailey called up for national service and John Phillip was drafted to replace him then Charlie White. In 1953, Billy Mitchell became the lead tenor.
Explore John "Buddy" Bailey's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews.
9 de sept. de 2018 · The Clovers were formed in 1946 by Harold “Hal” Lucas at Armstrong High School in Washington D.C. The original members included Lucas, Thomas Woods, and Billy Shelton. A fourth member, John “Buddy” Bailey joined the group as the lead singer while Lucas moved to baritone.
The original members were Harold ‘Hal’ Lucas, John ‘Buddy’ Bailey, Mathew McQuater and Harold Winley, who all attended the Armstrong High School in Washington, D.C. John ‘Buddy’ Bailey was a later addition, with the group performing under the name of the Four Clovers.
