Phillipe Wynne sings G.C. Cameron's part and does a great job. Notice how they have Henry Fambrough sing G.C.'s high notes. Check out those moves!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9mWmEz8ObE
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Phillipe Wynne sings G.C. Cameron's part and does a great job. Notice how they have Henry Fambrough sing G.C.'s high notes. Check out those moves!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9mWmEz8ObE
Nice one marv.i remember seeing them right after it came out.
It's said Henry did the high part in Games People Play... but I don't believe it. Surely that's a woman's voice. I seem to remember seeing a Spinners live show on youtube when Henry sang the part... but in his natural voice
I think it was one of the Sweeties who did that part in GAMES PEOPLE PLAY. But I remember that Henry would lipsync to it when they did it on some tv shows. I also saw him do it in his natural voice on a later tv special.Quote:
Originally Posted by soulwally
It just shows that
it takes 2 people or more to equal G C Cameron
but it is good
It was a woman singing on the studio recording. It is Evette Benton singing that part.Quote:
Originally Posted by soulwally
G.C. had an incredible range.Quote:
Originally Posted by edafan
I was surprised to see Henry do the falsetto part. The first time I saw this, I thought that Billy would sing that part. The Spinners were probably the only group that didn’t have a true high tenor/falsetto vocalist. Though Henry and Bobby did have wide ranges.
Marv thanks for posting. I saw the Spinners at the Premier Center in the mid 80’s. The were absolutely fantastic. Too bad that venue closed bc they booked really good performers. Mary gave an excellent show.
I did get to see Mary Wilson and Eddie Kendricks there New Year's Eve 1984-85. I saw Aretha there as well. It was a first class venue. Very nice. I too am sad that is closed.Quote:
Originally Posted by detmotownguy
I first saw the Spinners in August 1974 at the Toledo Sports Arena.