Formed in Queens, NY, in 1955, the Cleftones consisted of five friends from Jamaica High School -- Herb Cox (lead), Warren Corbin (bass), Charlie James (first tenor), William McClain (baritone), and Berman Patterson (second tenor). Originally signed
The Cleftones Live singing Little Girl of Mine On a PBS special
The Cleftones were a doo-wop group from Queens, New York. They were formed in 1955 at Jamaica High School. The group consisted of Herbie Cox (lead), Charlie (McGhee) James (first tenor), Berman Patterson, (second tenor), William McClane (baritone),
With its melody later ‘borrowed’ by Little Eva for her 1963 hit “Let’s Turkey Trot,” this was the Cleftones’ most popular single of the 1950s…R&B: Billboard #8 Pop: Cashbox #24, Music Vendor #36, Billboard #57 CD audio, originally
This R&B vocal group from Queens, New York, USA, comprised Herb Cox (6 May 1939, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; lead), Charlie James (b. 1940; first tenor), Berman Patterson (b. 1938; second tenor), William McClain (b. 1938; baritone), and Warren Corbin (b.
Soundtrack from - A Bronx Tale
The Cleftones were an American vocal group formed in 1952 who were then called The Silvertones at Junior High School 40 (Jamaica,New York) In 1955, the members of the group were high school students attending Jamaica High School (Queens,New York).
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