Very well done indeed!

[arr&bee]

Gang,i was just listening to[washed ashore-the platters]and wow that thing is sung very well,with every word understood i forget who the lead was after[tony williams]but he did a great job.

[MotownSteve]

Keeping it with the Platters I feel the same way about 'My Prayer'.

[westgrandboulevard]

Sonny Turner singing lead on 'Washed Ashore...?

[arr&bee]

Thanks west.

[marv2]

Gang,i was just listening to[washed ashore-the platters]and wow that thing is sung very well,with every word understood i forget who the lead was after[tony williams]but he did a great job.

Darn it JAI, now I gotta go find it! LOL!

[marv2]

Keeping it with the Platters I feel the same way about 'My Prayer'.

Oh "My Prayer" was my prayer! That was my favorite by the Platters. So dramatic, sincere and to the point. Loved that song.

[marv2]

He we go.............

[arr&bee]

While we're on the subject,are any of the platters still alive?

[westgrandboulevard]

I think Sonny Turner is still alive, and also Gaynel Hodge from the original line-up is still alive and still working [[?)....

[Soul Sister]

Sonny Turner lives here in Vegas. In 1966 when he recorded with The Platters for Musicor he changed the sound to a more soul genre style of the day.

Tony Williams was a fabulous singer in more the jazz & pop vain.
Love them both, especially Tony whom Paul Robi says loved and thought he was Jimmy Scott! Gotta love that!!!

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[arr&bee]

Thanks sis,luv ya!!

[Soul Sister]

Love You, R &B!


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