Answer this 95

[arr&bee]

What two thing do the legendary group[ruby and the romantics]have in common with motown?

[luckyluckyme]

Possibilities:
Both the Marvelettes & Ruby & the Romantics released When You're Young and In Love as a single.
The male members [[the Romantics) had worked together in a group known as the Supremes.
Our day Will Come was recorded by Ruby & the Romantics and [[Motown's) the Supremes, Undisputed Truth, Jonah Jones.

[marv2]

What two thing do the legendary group[ruby and the romantics]have in common with motown?

I believe Luckyluckyme has answer. JAI! How are you man? We missed you here.

[arr&bee]

Well you guys been practicing,that's the answer.

[lockhartgary]

And i saw in a post here a while back something about the Romantic's harmonies influencing the Temptations??

[marv2]

And i saw in a post here a while back something about the Romantic's harmonies influencing the Temptations??

Yes that's true about the Temptations crediting the Romantics with influencing them.

[robb_k]

Ronald Mosely was a member of The Romantics, and he also worked as a song writer for Jobete Music's New York office, for a while, in 1963 and 1964.

[marv2]

Ronald Mosely was a member of The Romantics, and he also worked as a song writer for Jobete Music's New York office, for a while, in 1963 and 1964.

Now that's something I would have never known. Robb, thanks as always.

[luke]

So were there 3 groups of Supremes or 2? I was thinking the Romantics, another gospel group and the ladies but now I’m thinking maybe the gospel group included some of the Romantics...?

[arr&bee]

Robb will probably know,but i think there was a doo-wop group called the supremes also.

[robb_k]

Robb will probably know,but i think there was a doo-wop group called the supremes also.

Yes, The Supremes were a male R&B Group from Columbus, Ohio, who went down to New Orleans to record this gem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8GLqtp1HUI

[arr&bee]

Great doo-wopper,very cool!!

[marv2]

Yes, The Supremes were a male R&B Group from Columbus, Ohio, who went down to New Orleans to record this gem:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8GLqtp1HUI

That is a nice record. Thanks Robb!

[robb_k]

Now that's something I would have never known. Robb, thanks as always.

And Mosely also worked together, writing songs, with ex-Motowner, Robert Bateman, and fellow New Yorker, Drake Hollan, for several years, writing Motownlike, heavy beat songs, to be played by New Yorker, Richard Tee and his New York Funk Brother wannabees, in an attempt to plagerise "The Motown Sound".

[robb_k]

Are we still looking for BOTH parts of the question?

[marv2]

And Mosely also worked together, writing songs, with ex-Motowner, Robert Bateman, and fellow New Yorker, Drake Hollan, for several years, writing Motownlike, heavy beat songs, to be played by New Yorker, Richard Tee and his New York Funk Brother wannabees, in an attempt to plagerise "The Motown Sound".

From what you said here, it makes me wonder. Was Miss Raynoma Gordy Singleton and her husband Ed Singleton involved with Robert Bateman, Mosely and Drake Hollan during those NY years?

[robb_k]

From what you said here, it makes me wonder. Was Miss Raynoma Gordy Singleton and her husband Ed Singleton involved with Robert Bateman, Mosely and Drake Hollan during those NY years?

Only with Mosely, who also wrote some songs with Sidney Barnes and J.J. Jackson. Bateman didn't work with Jobete N.Y.

[marv2]

Only with Mosely, who also wrote some songs with Sidney Barnes and J.J. Jackson. Bateman didn't work with Jobete N.Y.

Robb you are a wealth of knowledge! Thank you very much buddy.