R.I.P. Harry Williams, last original member of Bloodstone

[Motown Eddie]

SoulTracks.com:

They are a legendary act that has been part of our lives for over a half century — or as they would say, “We Go A Long Way Back.” We have long celebrated the greatness of the group Bloodstone, but today we mourn the passing of founding member Harry Williams [seated center in the photo], who was the last original member still performing with the group.
Bloodstone was formed in 1962 as a Kansas City high school doo-wop group then called the Sinceres. By the time of their overseas relocation in 1971, the band consisted of Charles Love on guitar, Melvin Webb on drums, Roger Durham on percussion, Charles McCormack on bass, Williams on percussion, and Willis Draffen on guitar. The members had renamed themselves Bloodstone, and after learning to play their respective musical instruments, moved to Los Angeles, California.

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[caliluv]

I went to Central High School in Kansas City, Missouri when they were on our school's talent show as The Sinceres. That was a most memorable show as there was so much talent. They were fantastic! Harry sang a line saying "My name is Harry", the auditorium would just go crazy. R.I.P. Harry

[mr_june]

Thanks Caliluv for that reminition. I Liked the group very much and to see the original members all gone now is very sad. They were very good at singing and producing their songs. I think I'll watch their train to Hollywood movie in memory. Thank you Bloodstone for your music.