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John Bailey's group, by this time consisting of Nathaniel Bouknight, Peggy Winley Mills (sister of Paul and Harold Winley) and Ann Winley (wife of Paul Winley), recorded for Porwin Records, another Winley label.
The Clovers Biography. The Clovers, known for Love Potion No.9, were formed in 1946 in Washington D.C. The original band members were Harold Lucas, Billy Shelton and Thomas Woods. A fourth member, John “Buddy” Bailey was added soon after, with the band peforming under the name of the Four Clovers.
John Bailey's version of the group comprised of Nathaniel Bouknight, Peggy Winley Mills, and Ann Winley. In 1963, the two versions of the group merged into a trio of vocalists, which comprised of Harold Lucas, John Bailey, and Harold Winley.
Profile: Doo-wop - rhythm 'n' blues vocal ensemble. Formed in Washington, D.C., in 1946 with constantly changing line-up. After their first single at Rainbow Records (10), their manager Louis Krefetz brought them to Atlantic in February 1951.
John Bailey's group, by this time consisting of Nathaniel Bouknight, Peggy Winley Mills (sister of Paul and Harold), and Ann Winley, Paul's wife, recorded for another Paul Winley label, Porwin records. Near the end of 1963, the two groups came back together, into a Clovers trio featuring Harold Lucas, John Bailey, and the returning Harold Winley.
Jan 8, 2010 · John Bailey's group, by this time consisting of Nathaniel Bouknight, Peggy Winley Mills (sister of Paul and Harold), and Ann Winley, Paul's wife, recorded for another Paul Winley label, Porwin records. Near the end of 1963, the two groups came back together, into a Clovers trio featuring Harold Lucas, John Bailey, and the returning Harold Winley.
The Clovers discography and songs: Music profile for The Clovers, formed 1946. Genres: Doo-Wop, Rhythm & Blues. Albums include American Graffiti, The Doo Wop Box, and Atlantic Rhythm and Blues 1947-1974.
