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The backup group with R&B legend <a href="spotify:artist:3R0XvRGDJEL5cGXVLiAbDB">Hank Ballard</a>, this Detroit band was initially called <a href="spotify:artist:3wbKJbdbAOOAvNyJQjGfNn">the Royals</a> when they formed in 1952. Henry Booth, Charles Sutton, Lawson Smith, and Sonny Woods were the original lineup. <a href="spotify:artist:3R0XvRGDJEL5cGXVLiAbDB">Ballard</a> replaced Smith in 1953 and became the lead singer. They became the Midnighters in 1954. The group disbanded temporarily in 1965, then reformed with Frank Stadford, <a href="spotify:artist:6YDvfYYxpcqpNs7stB647H">Walter Miller</a>, and Wesley Hargrove. This unit worked in the <a href="spotify:artist:7GaxyUddsPok8BuhxN6OUW">James Brown Revue</a> for several years. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
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