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        Ray
        Pollard 
		The 
		Barons (members Bob
		Yarborough (died 7-July-2007 --- cause: ?), 
		Alfonso Brown, Frank Joyner and Sheppard Grant (died 1965, cause: brain 
		hemorrhage) group formed around 1950 in Harlem.
		 
		 
		The
        Singing Wanderers (members Bob Yarborough, Ray
        Pollard, Frank Joyner and Sheppard Grant) this was the
        1953 group line-up.  
          
        The Wanderers (members Bob Yarborough,
        Ray Pollard, Frank Joyner and Sheppard Grant) 
          
        Savoy 1109 - We Could Find Happiness/ Hey Mae Ethel -
        1953 . 
          
        Dolly Cooper 
          
        Savoy 1121 - You Gotta Be Good To Yourself / Love Can't
        Be Blind - 1954 (The Wanderers sing back-up vocals) 
          
        The Singing Wanderers (members Bob
        Yarborough, Ray Pollard, Frank Joyner and Sheppard Grant) 
          
        Decca 29230 - Say Hey, Willie Mays  / Don't Drop
        It  - 1954   
        Decca 29298 - Three Roses / The Wrong Party Again - 1954  
          
        The Wanderers (members Bob Yarborough,
        Ray Pollard, Frank Joyner and Sheppard Grant) 
          
        Onyx 518 - Thinking Of You / Great Jumpin' Catfish -
        1957   
        Orbit 9003 - A Teenage Quarrel / My Shining Hour -
        1958  (Green Label 45 Is Scarcer Than Red Label 45)  
        Cub 9003 - A Teenage Quarrel / My Shining Hour -
        1958   
        Cub 9019 - Two Hearts On A Window Pane / Collecting
        Hearts - 1958   
        Cub 9023 - Please / Shadrach, Meshack And Abednego -
        1959   
        Cub 9035 - I'm Not Ashamed / Only When You're Lonely -
        1959   
        Cub 9054 - I Walked Through A Forest / I'm Waiting In
        Green Pastures - 1959  
         
        Cub 9075 - I Could Make You Mine / I Need You More – 1960 
        Cub 9089 - For Your Love / Sally Goodheart - 1961 (the "A" side was a 
        cover of the 1958 recording by 
        
        Ed Townsend on Capitol 3926)  
        Cub 9094 - I'll Never Smile Again / A Little Too Long - 1961  
        Cub 9099 - Somebody Else's Sweetheart / She Wears My Ring - 1961 (the 
        "A" side was credited to David Bacharach, one of the first recorded 
        songs by Hal David and Burt Bacharach which probably explains why the 
        dash was left out between the two names)   
        Cub 9109 - As 
        Time Goes By / There Is No Greater Love - 1962  
        MGM 13082 - As Time Goes By / There Is No Greater Love - 1962  
        
		United Artists 570 - After He Breaks Your Heart* / Run
		Run Senorita - 1963 (lead on both sides 
		Ray
		Pollard) *also recorded on 8-January-1964 by 
		Roy Hamilton 
		but unissued until track was released in the U. K. on a 2007 POKER
		Cd "Roy Hamilton Warm Soul" DECKCD 104.   
        United Artists 648 - I'll Know / You Can't Run Away From Me - 1963  
         
        Ray Pollard 
        (born 25-August-1930 --- died 26-January-2005 in Las Vegas --- cause: 
        cancer)  
         
        
        
        Shrine 
        103 - No More Like Me / This Time (I'm Gonna Be True) - 1965 
        United 
		Artists 856 - Darling Take Me Back 
		I'm Sorry* 
		/ My Girl And I - 1965 *Also released in 1965 by 
		
		Lenny Welch on Kapp 662 
        United Artists 916 - The Drifter / Let Him Go (And Let Me
        Love You) - 1965  
        United Artists 50012 - All The Things You Are / It's A
        Sad Thing - 1966  
        Decca 32111 - Lie, Lips, Lie / This Is My Song - 1966  
        Decca 32189 - This Is No Laughing Matter / Wanderlust
         1966 
          
        Joe Cuba Sextet (members Joe Cuba, Ray
        Pollard (joined group 1972),
        ............................) 
        Ray Pollard 
        Omnipotent 1001 - Soulmate / I Am Now - 
        1973 
        Additions from David Wapples 
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