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Known originally as The Creators, the group formed in 1964 in Bayonne with Hugh Harris, Danny Austin, Dave Watt, Norman Donegan and Mary Ann Thomas. [1] ". The Boy from New York City" was released in December 1964; and by March 1965 had peaked at number 8 on the US Hot 100.
The group consisted of Hugh Harris, Danny Austin, Norman Donegan, Dave Watt and Mary Ann Thomas as lead singer (an unusual circumstance for the time, as most females in male groups were background singers) and chose the name The Ad-Libs.
Norman Donegan. and. David Watt (d. 2008) The Ad Libs originated from Bayonne In New Jersey, and were formed around 1964. Prior the Ad Libs incarnation, the spine of the group recorded under the name of the Creators, who comprised of Hugh Harris, James Wright (later a member of The Spellbinders), John Alan, Danny Austin and Chris Coles.
The Ad Libs were one of the few '60s group with a female lead and male back-up and their sound prefigured the jazz-styled doo wop of several later groups like The Manhattan Transfer. Members: Hugh Harris - lead Norman Donnegan - tenor Mary Ann Thomas - lead Dave Watt - bass Danny Thomas.
Known originally as The Creators, the group formed in 1964 in Bayonne with Hugh Harris, Danny Austin, Dave Watt, Norman Donegan and Mary Ann Thomas. “The Boy from New York City” was released in December 1964 and by March 1965 had scored number 8 on the US popular music charts.
The group consisted of Hugh Harris, Danny Austin, Norman Donegan, Dave Watt and Mary Ann Thomas as lead singer (an unusual circumstance for the time, as most females in male groups were background singers) and chose the name The Ad-Libs.
The Ad Libs were a male-female R&B vocal quintet from Bayonne, New Jersey that became famous during the mid 1960s. Formed in 1964 and first known as The Creators, the original lineup consisted of Danny Austin, Norman Donegan, Hugh Harris, Dave Watt, and lead singer Mary Ann Thomas.
