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Chanteur
Rhythm 'n' Blues US né le 15 Novembre 1932, originaire de Durham (Caroline du Nord). Clyde McPhatter a débuté en 1950 comme ténor des "Dominoes",
qu'il quitte en 1953 pour former les Drifters. Après son départ à l'armée en 1954, il entame une carrière solo chez Atlantic Records en 1956. Il signe ensuite avec MGM en 1959, puis chez Mercury en 1960. Chanteur puissant et plein de feeling, il décline pourtant à partir de 1964,
gâché par l'alcool. Clyde McPhatter est mort d'une crise cardiaque le 13 Juin 1972.
Clyde
McPhatter was one of the most influential R&B singers of the '50s and early
'60s. In his own time, his name and voice loomed so much larger than that of the
group
the Drifters, which he founded, that it took five years for them to recover
from his departure. McPhatter was idolized by Black audiences as few singers
before or since ever were, and for almost 15 years helped define rhythm & blues
and its transformation into soul. In a way, he was the most improbable of R&B
stars, a gentle high tenor who, superficially at least, seemed more suited to
the angelic strains of gospel music. And his name gave some potential managers
and agents pause -- what kind of R&B singer, forget a star, was named Clyde? And
Clyde McPhatter seemed like a backwoods burlesque of a Black American name. But
when he sang, the doubts and the laughter all disappeared -- even on his live
album from the Apollo Theater, recorded during his declining years, when he
describes physical lust in the hit "Ta Ta," he makes it feel urgent and real,
and utterly convincing.
McPhatter was born in Durham, NC, on November 15, 1932, the fourth of six
children of George and Beulah McPhatter. The family that was both musical and
religious, George McPhatter preached at the Mount Calvary Baptist Church where
Beulah McPhatter was the organist, and Clyde became a boy soprano in the church
choir. The family moved to New Jersey in 1945 and McPhatter formed his first
gospel group that year in high school. The McPhatters moved to New York City,
and Clyde McPhatter joined the Mount Lebanon Singers, who were one of the most
popular gospel groups on the East Coast, and sang with them in the second half
of the '40s. In late 1950, McPhatter made the jump to secular music when he
joined Billy Ward, a former boxer-turned-singer in the Dominoes. The group,
usually known officially as Billy Ward & the Dominoes, signed with Syd Nathan's
King Records label, and at the end of 1950 cut "Sixty Minute Man." That song
went on to become the biggest R&B hit of 1951 and the first identifiable rock &
roll record (though that phrase had not yet been coined for music) by a Black
group to make the jump from the R&B to the pop charts. McPhatter stayed with
Billy Ward & the Dominoes for three years, racking up a very respectable array
of hits, including "Have Mercy Baby," "The Bells," "I'd Be Satisfied," and
"These Foolish Things Remind Me of You," and playing as many engagements as they
could handle. The problem for McPhatter was that Ward dominated the group's
image and its finances -- McPhatter's was the lead voice, and the voice that
everyone identified; Ward had his name on the front end of the billing and
collected all of the profits, while McPhatter, who was sometimes referred to as
"Clyde Ward" by unknowing admirers, wasn't earning enough to live on from the
meager salary that Ward paid him. Finally, in early 1953, McPhatter quit.
Ahmet Ertegun, the president and co-founder of Atlantic Records, was a fan of
McPhatter's singing with the Dominoes and, on learning of his availability,
approached him with a contract offer -- to record his own group, if he could
organize it. Thus were born
the Drifters, originally organized by McPhatter in partnership with his
manager George Treadwell. It was as the leader of
the Drifters that McPhatter's career momentum picked up considerably --
beginning with "Money Honey," which became the biggest R&B hit of 1954, he saw a
year of notable chart activity and burgeoning popularity, around the singles "Such
a Night," "Honey Love," "White Christmas," and "Whatch Gonna Do." McPhatter
received his draft notice in 1954, but was lucky enough to be posted in America,
which allowed him to continue to record with the group. He had already made a
decision to leave
the Drifters, however. He saw himself moving in a different direction from
the group, toward a solo sound that would meld pop, R&B, and rock & roll all in
one, and unlike a lot of other aspirants to that sort of stardom, McPhatter had
what it took to pull it off. His high tenor was equally convincing on a slow
ballad or a hard rock & roll number, and he saw no reason that he couldn't do
both types of song his own way. He couldn't have known it at the time, but he
was opening up a path that would later be followed by the likes of
Elvis Presley and
Sam Cooke, among many others.
Upon his discharge in 1955, McPhatter embarked on his official solo career,
still recording for Atlantic Records. McPhatter first emerged in a duet with
Ruth Brown on "Love Has Joined Us Together," which made number 8 on the R&B
charts, and in August of that year he recorded "Seven Days," which became a
number 2 R&B hit in early 1956. This was the first of McPhatter's attempts at a
crossover record, complete with a softer pop orchestra and chorus behind his
singing, but it was undercut on the pop charts by a variety of white cover
versions, most notably by Dorothy Collins and
the Crew Cuts. He fared better in the spring of 1956 with "Treasure of
Love," which was not only his first solo R&B chart-topper, but also managed to
make number 16 on the pop charts. "Just to Hold My Hand" kept him in the Top 10
on the R&B charts and the Top 30 in pop in the spring of 1957, and "Long Lonely
Nights" topped out the R&B listings while just brushing the Top 50 for pop
record compilers that summer. McPhatter was a big enough star that he was
essentially the focus of two LP releases on Atlantic in the same year, unheard
of for a Black artist in those days, when R&B albums (apart from Elvis' first
RCA long-players, which were considered R&B) didn't sell in serious numbers. In
1956, Atlantic released Clyde McPhatter & the Drifters and followed it up with
Love Ballads soon after -- the latter revealed his and the label's strategy,
with a cover depicting an audience of white teenage girls in tinted overlays,
looking on toward the camera excitedly and longingly. His goal, and the hope of
his label, was to follow the path opened previously by Nat "King" Cole had done
starting from jazz, and
Eddy Arnold had done from country, and cross over to pop audiences -- he had
aspirations of rivalling Frank Sinatra and Perry Como. McPhatter saw his biggest
hit on Atlantic in 1958 with "A Lover's Question," co-authored by Brook Benton,
which hit number 6 on the pop charts that fall while topping the R&B listings.
He had three more charting singles in 1959, none of which broke the Top 10 in
R&B, but saw another long-player released to his credit, entitled simply Clyde.
He left Atlantic that year after one last hit, "Lovey Dovey," closing out his
career there with another Brook Benton song, "You Went Back on Your Word."
McPhatter's contract was up, and he jumped to M-G-M Records, which was offering
a large advance in its eagerness to grab hold of the R&B market. His
relationship there lasted but a year, through four singles, of which only "Let's
Try Again" matched his Atlantic hits, making the R&B Top 20. He also had some
minor pop hits in "I Told Myself a Lie" and "Think Me a Kiss" in 1960. The early
'60s were a tumultuous time for McPhatter, personally and musically. He jumped
to Mercury Records as the new decade began, and his career seemed to pick up
again with an R&B Top 10 single, "Ta Ta," which also made the pop charts. "I
Never Knew" also did well, and was followed by a Top 10 pop single in 1962 with
"Lover Please," written by
Billy Swan. Behind the scenes, however, McPhatter was walking a tightrope of
alcoholism and unreliability that was expending all of the capital that he'd
built up in the music community and the Black community -- he was a big enough
name to still rate bookings at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, but hall managers
and promoters, and his own backing bands, never knew what to expect from him,
even in terms of repertory between rehearsals and showtime. Additionally, music
was changing around him. McPhatter had served as a musical model for a soul
singers of two generations who followed him onto the charts --
Ben E. King in
the Drifters and solo, but also Jackie Wilson and Smokey Robinson, and they
were all producing hit records in prodigious numbers between 1960 and 1965. Even
his former group
the Drifters, now reconstructed with an entirely new lineup and with a new
sound, were enjoying massive radio play and record sales during this period
around the voices of King, Rudy Lewis, and Johnny Moore. Additionally,
Sam Cooke, who was of the same generation as McPhatter, and had made the
same journey out of the deep south to the big city, and the cross-over from
gospel to R&B and pop, was the dominant figure in soul music during the early
'60s. All were good and were also reliable and professional, and there was just
no room for McPhatter, who wasn't any of those things at the time.
Before leaving Mercury, McPhatter enjoyed slight success with "Deep in the Heart
of Harlem," a song that seemed to emulate the soft soul sound of
the Drifters of that era, and "Crying Won't Help You Now," and cut a good
concert album, Live at the Apollo, in 1964, which featured a cross-section of
his hits across his career dating back to the early '50s. He spent the next few
years recording for smaller labels such as Amy Records, unable to get a hit or
keep his performing career going. He must have appreciated the grim irony, that
his one-time Drifters stablemate, bass
singer Bill Pinkney, was leading a group of "Drifters" who sang McPhatter's
repertory and had a viable concert career, especially in England. And then, in a
maneuver that anticipated the career course of the latter day Drifters,
McPhatter moved to England. McPhatter's Dominoes and Drifters records hadn't
appeared in the U.K. at the time of their original release. In the early '60s,
between the booming enthusiasm for American R&B and the release of his current
solo records, and the groundwork laid by Pinkney in his performances, McPhatter
achieved recognition there and found a fresh audience. He found work in British
clubs for a few years, until the same personal problems caught up with him. He
returned to America in the early '70s, signing with Decca Records at the time
and releasing an album, Welcome Home. It failed to make any impact, and
McPhatter himself denied having any audience or fans left, which was not the
case. (Even this writer -- as a neophyte R&B listener in the late '60s with a
lot to learn, coming from a middle-class white neighborhood where Jimi Hendrix
was the Black artist most often played, and in a time when not a single one of
the early Drifters' songs was available on an album -- knew who Clyde McPhatter
was, or who he had been.)
It was too late for McPhatter, professionally and personally, however. Years of
alcoholism and depression, and a failure to deal with his problems ended with a
fatal heart attack in New York in 1972. It took years for Atlantic, where he'd
been signed for what were probably the six most optimistic years of his career,
to begin to make his music available in the United States (though their British
division made some efforts overseas). In the CD era, in addition to its own best
of compilation Deep Sea Ball, the label has licensed different parts of his
legacy to Collectables and Sequel. There is no definitive compilation of his
music, or biography of this seminal R&B and soul star.
http://www.tsimon.com/mcphattr.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_McPhatter
Talents : Vocals
Style musical : Rhythm 'n' Blues, Doo Wop, Rock 'n' Roll, Soul, Pop
MONEY HONEY
(1953)
 (Clyde McPhatter & The
Drifters)
SUCH A NIGHT
(1954)
Treasure Of Love
(1956)
A
LOVER'S QUESTION (1958)
Since You've Been Gone (1959)
LOVER
PLEASE (1962)
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Years in activity :
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DISCOGRAPHY
78 t., Singles & EP
| 08/1953 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1006 (US) | . |
Clyde McPhatter & The
Drifters
- Money Honey
/ The Way I Feel |
| 08/1953 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1006 (US) | . |
Clyde McPhatter & The
Drifters
- Money Honey
/ The Way I Feel |
| 02/1954 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1019 (US) | . |
Clyde McPhatter & The
Drifters
- Such A Night
/ Lucille |
| 02/1954 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1019 (US) | . |
Clyde McPhatter & The
Drifters
- Such A Night
/ Lucille |
| 0/1954 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1029 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPhatter - Honey Love / Warm Your Heart |
| 05/1954 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1029 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPhatter - Honey Love / Warm Your Heart |
| 10/1954 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1043 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPhatter - Bip Bam / Someday You´ll Want Me To Want You |
| 10/1954 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1043 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPhatter - Bip Bam / Someday You´ll Want Me To Want You |
| 12/1954 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1048 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPHATTER & Bill PINCKNEY - White Christmas / The Bells Of St. Mary's |
| 12/1954 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1048 (US) | . | The Drifters Featuring Clyde McPHATTER & Bill PINCKNEY - White Christmas / The Bells Of St. Mary's |
| 02/1955 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1055 (US) | . | Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters - What´cha Gonna Do / Gone |
| 02/1955 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1055 (US) | . | Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters - What´cha Gonna Do / Gone |
| 07/1955 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1070 (US) | . | Everyone's Laughing / Hot Ziggity |
| 07/1955 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1070 (US) | . | Everyone's Laughing / Hot Ziggity |
| 11/1955 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1077 (US) | . | Ruth BROWN & Clyde McPHATTER with Orchestra - Love Has Joined Us Together / I Gotta Have You |
| 11/1955 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1077 (US) | . | Ruth BROWN & Clyde McPHATTER with Orchestra - Love Has Joined Us Together / I Gotta Have You |
| 12/1955 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1081 (US) | . | Seven Days / I'm Not Worthy Of You |
| 12/1955 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1081 (US) | . | Seven Days / I'm Not Worthy Of You |
| 1955 | EP ATLANTIC 45-534 (US) |
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The
Drifters
sings Featuring Clyde McPHATTER
- Money Honey
/ The Way I Feel /
Such A Night
/ Lucille |
| 04/1956 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1092 (US) | . |
Treasure Of Love
/ When You're Sincere |
| 04/1956 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1092 (US) | . |
Treasure Of Love
/ When You're Sincere |
| 09/1956 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1106 (US) | . | I'm Lonely Tonight / Thirty Days |
| 09/1956 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1106 (US) | . | I'm Lonely Tonight / Thirty Days |
| 11/1956 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1117 (US) | . | Without Love (There Is Nothing) / I Make Believe |
| 11/1956 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1117 (US) | . | Without Love (There Is Nothing) / I Make Believe |
| 04/1957 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1133 (US) | . | Just To Hold My Hand / No Matter What |
| 04/1957 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1133 (US) | . | Just To Hold My Hand / No Matter What |
| 08/1957 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1149 (US) | . | Long Lonely Nights / Heartaches |
| 08/1957 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1149 (US) | . | Long Lonely Nights / Heartaches |
| 10/1957 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1158 (US) | . | Rock And Cry / You'll Be There |
| 10/1957 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1158 (US) | . | Rock And Cry / You'll Be There |
| 1957 | EP ATLANTIC 584 (US) |
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Without Love / Thirty Days / I Make Believe /
Treasure Of Love
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| 1957 | EP ATLANTIC 605 (US) |
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Rock With Clyde McPhatter - Honey Love / What'cha Gonna Do / Seven Days / Long Lonely Night |
| 01/1958 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1170 (US) | . | No Love Like Her Love / That's Enough For Me |
| 01/1958 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1170 (US) | . | No Love Like Her Love / That's Enough For Me |
| 04/1958 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1185 (US) | . | Come What May / Let Me Know |
| 04/1958 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1185 (US) | . | Come What May / Let Me Know |
| 09/1958 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 1199 (US) | . |
A Lover's Question
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone |
| 09/1958 | SP ATLANTIC 45-1199 (US) | . |
A Lover's Question
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone |
| 1958 ? | EP MUSIC EPM 20081 (I) |
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Clyde McPHATTER : Rock And Cry / You'll Be There / LaVern BAKER : Humpty Dumpty Heart / Love Me Right |
| 02/1959 | EP ATLANTIC ATL-1023 (JAP) |
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A Lover's Question
(Clyde McPHATTER) / This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' (Ruth
Brown) |
| 03/1959 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 2018 (US) | . | Lovey Dovey / My Island Of Dreams |
| 03/1959 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2018 (US) | . | Lovey Dovey / My Island Of Dreams |
| 03/1959 | SP MGM K12780 (US) | . | I Told Myself A Lie / (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over |
| 05/1959 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 2028 (US) | . |
Since You've Been Gone
/ Try Try Baby |
| 05/1959 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2028 (US) | . |
Since You've Been Gone
/ Try Try Baby |
| 06/1959 | EP LONDON REE 1202 (UK) |
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A Lover's Question
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone / Come What May / Let Me Know |
| 07/1959 | SP MGM K12816 (US) | . | Twice As Nice / Where Did I Make My Mistake |
| 07/1959 | SP MGM SK50128 (US) | . | Twice As Nice / Where Did I Make My Mistake |
| 09/1959 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 2038 (US) | . | You Went Back On Your Word / There You Go |
| 09/1959 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2038 (US) | . | You Went Back On Your Word / There You Go |
| 10/1959 | SP MGM K12843 (US) | . | Let's Try Again / Bless You |
| 1959 | EP ATLANTIC 618 (US) |
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A Lover's Question
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone / Lovey Dovey / My Island Of
Dreams |
| 1959 | SP ATLANTIC 112006 (F) | . |
A Lover's Question
/ Rock And Cry |
| 1959 | SP ATLANTIC 112010 (F) | . |
Since You've Been Gone
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone |
| 1959 | EP ATLANTIC 212003 (F) |
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Rock!
Rock! Rock! -
A Lover's Question
/ I Can't Stand Up Alone / No Love Like Her Love / Rock And Cry |
| 01/1960 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 2049 (US) | . | Just Give Me A Ring / Don't Dog Me |
| 01/1960 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2049 (US) | . |
Just Give Me A Ring / Don't Dog Me |
| 02/1960 | SP MGM K12877 (US) | . | Think Me A Kiss / When The Right Time Comes Along |
| 04/1960 | 78 t. ATLANTIC 2060 (US) | . | Deep Sea Ball / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll |
| 04/1960 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2060 (US) | . | Deep Sea Ball / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll |
| 07/1960 | SP MERCURY 71660X45 (US) |
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Ta Ta / I Ain't Givin' Up Nothin' (If I Can Get Somethin' From You) |
| 09/1960 | SP MERCURY 71692 (US) |
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I Just Want To Love You / You're For Me |
| 10/1960 | SP MGM K12949 (US) |
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This Is Not Goodbye / One Right After Another |
| 11/1960 | SP ATLANTIC 45-2082 (US) | . |
If I Didn't Love You Like I Do / Go! Yes Go! |
| 11/1960 | SP MERCURY 71740 (US) |
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One More Chance / Before I Fall In Love Again (I'll Count To Ten) |
| 1960 | SP ATLANTIC 112023 (F) | . | Deep Sea Ball / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll |
| 1960 | EP MGM EPF 42 (F) |
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Bless You / Let's Try Again / Twice As Nice / Where Did I Make My Mistake |
| 1960? | EP LONDON REE 1240 (UK) |
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No.
2 - Lovey Dovey / My Island Of Dreams /
Since You've Been Gone
/ Try
Try Baby |
| 1960 | EP MGM EP 739 (UK) |
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This Is Not Goodbye - One Right After Another / Take A Step / I Know That Feeling / This Is Not Goodbye |
| 1960 | EP MERCURY EP 60307 (DK) |
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Kiddio (Brook BENTON) / The Same One (Brook BENTON) / Ta Ta (Clyde McPHATTER) / I Ain't Givin' Up Nothin' (Clyde McPHATTER) |
| 02/1961 | SP MERCURY 71783 (US) |
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Tomorrow Is A Comin' / I'll Love You Til The Cows Come Home |
| 03/1961 | SP MGM K12988 (US) | . | The Glory Of Love / Take A Step |
| 04/1961 | SP MERCURY 71809 (US) |
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Whole Heap Of Love / You're Movin' Me |
| 06/1961 | SP MERCURY 71841 (US) |
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I Never Knew / Happiness |
| 09/1961 | SP MERCURY 71868 (US) |
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Your Second Choice / Same Time, Same Place |
| 02/1962 | SP MERCURY 71941 (US) |
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Lover Please
/ Let's Forget About The Past |
| 1962 | SP MERCURY 127 020 MCF (NW) |
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Lover Please
/ Let's Forget About The Past |
| 1962 | SP PHILIPS M-1017 (JAP) |
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Lover Please
/ Let's Forget About The Past |
| 05/1962 | SP MERCURY 71987 (US) |
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Little Bitty Pretty One / Next To Me |
| 08/1962 | SP MERCURY 72025 (US) |
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Maybe / I Do Believe |
| 10/1962 | SP MERCURY 72051 (US) |
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The Best Man Cried / Stop |
| 1962 | EP MERCURY 126 038 (F) |
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Little Bitty Pretty One / Don't Let Go /
Lover Please
/ Money Honey |
| 1962 | EP MERCURY 126 038 MCE (NL) |
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Lover
Please -
Lover Please
/ Money Honey / Don't Let Go / Little Bitty
Pretty One |
| 08/1963 | SP MERCURY 72166 (US) |
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From One To One / So Close To Being In Love |
| 12/1963 | SP MERCURY 72220 (US) |
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Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Happy Good Times |
| 03/1964 | SP MERCURY 72253 (US) | . | Second Window, Second Floor / In My Tenament |
| 08/1964 | SP MERCURY 72317 (US) |
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Lucille / Baby, Baby |
| 03/1965 | SP MERCURY 72407 (US) |
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Crying Won't Help You Now / I Found My Love |
| 11/1965 | SP AMY AMY 941 (US) | . | Everybody's Somebody's Fool / I Belong To You |
| 03/1966 | SP AMY AMY 950 (US) | . | Little Bit Of Sunshine / Everybody Loves A Good Time |
| 11/1966 | SP AMY AMY 968 (US) | . | I'm Not Going To Work Today / A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues |
| 02/1967 | SP AMY AMY 975 (US) | . | Lavender Lace / Sweet And Innocent |
| 07/1967 | SP AMY AMY 993 (US) | . | I Dreamt I Died / Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry |
| 1967 | EP COLUMBIA ESRF 1840 (F) |
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A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues / Little Bit Of Sunshine / Every Loves A Good Time / Everybody's Somebody |
| 08/1968 | SP DERAM 45-85032 (US) | . | Only A Fool / Thank You Love |
| 01/1969 | SP DERAM 45-85039 (US) | . | Baby You've Got It / Baby I Could Be So Good At Lovin' You |
| 1969 | SP MERCURY 127.430 MCF (F) |
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Les Rois
Du Rock - Vol. 14 -
Lover Please
/ Rockin'
Robin |
| 08/1970 | SP DECCA 32719 (US) | . | Book Of Memories / I'll Belong To You |
| 11/1970 | SP DECCA 32753 (US) | . | Why Can't We Get Together / The Mixed Up Cup |
| 1970 | SP B & C TB-2006 (S) |
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Denver / Tell Me |
| 1974 | SP MERCURY 72166 (US) | . | From One To One / So Close To Being In Love |
| 1986 | SP COLLECTABLES COL 4237 (US) | . |
Lover Please
(Clyde McPHATTER) / She Say (Oom
Dooby Doom) (Diamonds) |
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Albums
| 1958 | LP 12" KING 559 (US) |
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Clyde McPhatter With Billy Ward And His Dominoes - Sixty Minute Man / Do Something For Me / That's What You're Doing To Me / Deep Sea Blues / Pedal Pushin' Papa / Don't Leave Me This Way / Have Mercy Baby / I Am With You / Chicken Blues / Weeping Willow Blues / Love, Love, Love / The Bells | ||||||||||||||||
| 06/1958 | LP 12" ATLANTIC 8003 (US) |
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ROCK AND ROLL - Clyde McPHATTER & The DRIFTERS - Without Love (There Is Nothing)/ Someday You 'll Want Me To Want You / Treasure Of Love / I'm Not Worthy Of You / Bells Of St. Mary's / White Christmas / I Make Believe / Seven Days / Warm Your Heart / Money Honey / Whatcha Gonna Do / Such A Night / Honey Love / Thirty Days | ||||||||||||||||
| 10/1958 | LP 12" ATLANTIC 8024 (US) |
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LOVE BALLADS - Heartaches / Come What May / Rock and Cry / That's Enough For Me / I Gotta Have You / Bip Bam / Just To Hold My Hand / Lucille / Long Lonely Nights / When You're Sincere / No Matter What / No Love Like Her Love / You'll Be There / Love Has Joined Us Together | ||||||||||||||||
| 08/1959 | LP 12" ATLANTIC 8031 (US) |
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CLYDE - Since You've Been Gone / Lovey Dovey / I'm Lonely Tonight / Let Me Know / The Way I Feel / My Island Of Dreams / A Lover's Question / Hot Ziggity / Try Try Baby / Gone / Everyone's Laughing / I Can't Stand Up Alone | ||||||||||||||||
| 1959 | LP 12" MGM E3775 (US) |
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Let's Start Over Again - Let's Start Over Again / Bless You / Stay As Sweet As You Are / I Need You So / How Deep Is The Ocean (How High Is The Sky) / Trust In Me / I'll Never Be Free / Don't Cry Baby / The Glory Of Love / There Will Never Be Another You / Don't Take Your Love From Me / Everybody Needs Someone | ||||||||||||||||
| 1960 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 60597 (mono) / SR 60262 (stereo) (US) |
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Ta Ta! - How Many Times / Why Was I The One You Chose / Everything's Gonna Be All Right / Let Me Shake The Hand (That Won The Hand Of The Girl I Love) / Who's Worried Now / Ta Ta / I Need A Love Like Yours / What's Love To Me / For All You've Done / Not Me / All About Love / High School Social | ||||||||||||||||
| 1960 | LP 12" MGM SE 3866 (US) |
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Clyde McPhatter's Greatest Hits! - Think Me A Kiss / I Know That Feeling / Twice As Nice / (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over / Whisper Softly / This Is Not Goodbye / Let's Try Again / Where Did I Make My Mistake / One Right After Another / When The Right Time Comes Along / I Told Myself A Lie / Take A Step | ||||||||||||||||
| 1961 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20655 (mono) / SR 60655 (stereo) (US) |
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Golden Blues Hits - The Clock / What'd I Say / Raining In My Heart / What Am I Living For / Kansas City / Honey Hush / I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Some Day / Fever / C.C. Rider / The Bells / Honest I Do / Blues Stay Away From Me | ||||||||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" MERCURY WING SRW 16224 (US) |
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May I Sing For You? - Harbour Lights / Put Your Arms Around Me Honey / You Belong To Me / Three Coins In The Fountain / That's My Desire / What Will I Tell My Heart / When Did You Leave Heaven / Answer Me My Love / These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You) / Love Is A Many Splendored Thing | ||||||||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20711 (mono) / SR 60711 (stereo) (US) |
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Lover Please! - Lover Please / Pretty Girls Everywhere / Money Honey / Don't Do It / Rockin' Robin / Everybody Loves A Winner / Little Bitty Pretty One / Such A Night / Oh Lonesome Me / Next To Me / Sixty Minute Man / I'm Movin' On | ||||||||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20750 (mono) / SR 60750 (stereo) (US) |
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Rhythm And Soul - Clyde McPhatter With The Merry Melody Singers - Hey Love / The Best Man Cried / I Do Believe / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Can It Be Wrong / Same Time Same Place / Stop / The Name Of The Game Is Love / (You've Got Everything) From A To Z / Maybe / Up To My Ears In Tears / Climb That Mountain Of Love | ||||||||||||||||
| 06/1963 | LP 12" ATLANTIC 8077 (US) |
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THE BEST OF CLYDE MCPHATTER - A Lover's Question / Treasure Of Love / Without Love (There is Nothing) / Just to Hold My Hand / Long Lonely Nights / Seven Days / Lovey Dovey / Money Honey / Honey Love / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / Warm Your Heart / Such A Night / What'cha Gonna Do / White Christmas | ||||||||||||||||
| 1963 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20783 (US) |
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Clyde McPhatter's Greatest Hits - Lover Please / Money Honey / Sixty Minute Man / Such A Night / Maybe / Stop / Ta Ta / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Little Bitty Pretty One / The Best Man Cried / The Bells / I Do Believe | ||||||||||||||||
| 1964 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20902 (mono) / SR 60902 (stereo) (US) |
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Songs Of The Big City - Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / My Block / A Suburban Town / Spanish Harlem / Three Rooms With Running Water / Up On The Roof / Second Window, Second Floor / Chinatown / Coney Island / The Shelter Of Your Arms / In My Tenement / On Broadway | ||||||||||||||||
| 1965 | LP 12" MERCURY MG 20915 (US) |
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Live At The Apollo - Baby Baby / Ta Ta / A Lovers Question / Hold My Hand / Second Window Second Floor / Such A Night / Lucille / What's Love To Me / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Mercy Mercy Baby / Without Love | ||||||||||||||||
| 1970 | LP 12" DECCA DL 75231 (US) |
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Welcome Home - I'll Belong To You / Why Can't We Get Together / Anyone Can Tell / Book Of Memories / Please Give Me One More Chance / If You Only Knew / The Mixed Up Cup / Our Day Will Come / Someone To Believe In / Mr. Heartache / The Ties That Bind / A Mothers Love | ||||||||||||||||
| 1970 | LP 12" Pickwick / 33 Records SPC-3233 (US) |
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Rhythm Blues & Greens - Jerry Butler / Little Richard / Clyde McPhatter - Clyde McPhatter : Up On The Roof / Little Richard : Joy, Joy, Joy / Jerry BUTLER : Never Gonna Give You Up / Clyde McPhatter : Don't Let Go / Little Richard : (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me) / Clyde McPhatter : C. C. Rider / Jerry BUTLER : It's Not Unusual / Little Richard : My Desire / Clyde McPhatter : On Broadway / Jerry BUTLER : Let Me Be Good To You |
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| 1973 | LP 12" ATLANTIC K30033 (UK) |
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A Tribute To Clyde McPhatter - Treasure Of Love / A Lover's Question / Money Honey / Seven Days / Honey Love / White Christmas / Long Lonely Nights / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Warm Your Heart / Such A Night / Just To Hold My Hand / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / What'cha Gonna Do / Bells Of St. Mary's | ||||||||||||||||
| 1977 | LP 12" KING 5006X (US) |
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18 Hits Volume Two - The Dominoes Featuring Clyde McPhatter - No Says My Heart / Do Something For Me / Harbor Lights / That's What You're Doing To Me / I Can't Escape From You / Don't Leave Me This Way / Deep Sea Blues / When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano / Yours Forever / Chicken Blues / Weeping Willow Blues / Heart To Heart / The Deacon Moves In / Love, Love, Love / Pedal Pushin' Pappa / No Room / I Ain't Gonna Cry For You / I'm Lonely |
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| 1977 | LP 12" Rare Bid BID 8006 (GER) |
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14 Hits - The Dominoes Featuring Clyde McPhatter - No Says My Heart / Do Something For Me / Harbour Lights / That's What You're Doing To Me (first version) / I Can't Escape From You / Don't Leave Me This Way / Deep Sea Blues / Chicken Blues / Weeping Willow Blues / Heart To Heart / The Deacon Moves In / Love Love Love / Pedal Pushin' Papa (first version) / No Room | ||||||||||||||||
| 1977 | LP 12" MCA 5C 038-99227 (NL) |
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Welcome Home - I'll Belong To You / Why Can't We Get Together / Anyone Can Tell / Book Of Memories / Please Give Me One More Chance / If You Only Knew / The Mixed Up Cup / Our Day Will Come / Someone To Believe In / Mr. Heartache / The Ties That Bind / A Mothers Love | ||||||||||||||||
| 1979 | LP 12" ATLANTIC 8031 (US) |
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Clyde - Lovey Dovey / Lovey Dovey / I'm Lonely Tonight / Let Me Know / Just To Hold My Hand / The Way I Feel / My Island Of Dreams / A Lovers Question / Try Try Baby / Gone / Everybodys Laughing / I Can't Stand Up Alone | ||||||||||||||||
| 1979 | LP 12" ATLANTIC P-4584A (JAP) |
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Clyde - Come What May / Bip Bam / Just To Hold My Hand / Lucille / Long Lonely Nights / No Love Like Her Love / Love Has Joined Us Together / Since You've Been Gone / Lovey Dovey / Let Me Know / A Lovers Question / Try Try Baby / Gone / Everybodys Laughing | ||||||||||||||||
| 1980 | LP 12" ATLANTIC P-6185A (JAP) |
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Treasure Of Love - Money Honey / Such A Night / Hot Ziggity / I Gotta Have You / Treasure Of Love / Seven Days / I'm Lonely Tonight / No Matter What / Rock And Cry / You Went Back On Your Word / Don't Dog Me / Just Give Me A Ring / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll / Go! Yes Go! | ||||||||||||||||
| 04/1984 | LP 12" CHARLY CRB 1073 (UK) |
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ROCK AND CRY - Seven Days / Go Yes Go / Treasure Of Love / Thirty Days / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Rock And Cry / You'll Be There / Just To Hold My Hand / Long Lonely Nights / Come What May / Deep Sea Ball / A Lovers Question / I Can't Stand Up Alone / Lovey Dovey / Since You've Been Gone / You Went Back On Your Word | ||||||||||||||||
| 1984 | LP 12" Allegiance AV-5029 (US) |
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The Pretty One - Don't Let Go / Rockin' Robin / Little Bitty Pretty One / Such A Night / Oh Lonesome Me / Sixty Minute Man / I'm Movin' On / Pretty Girls Everywhere / Money Honey | ||||||||||||||||
| 1984 | LP 12" EDSEL ED 132 (UK) |
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Bip Bam - Clyde McPhatter & The DRIFTERS - Money Honey / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll / Don't Dog Me / Gone / Such A Night / Lucille / Warm You Heart / The Way I Feel / Bip Bam / Honey Love / Whatcha' Gonna' Do / If I Didn't Love You Like I Do / There You Go / Try Try Baby / Everybody Is Laughing / Three Thirty Three | ||||||||||||||||
| 1987 | 8 LP 12" BEAR FAMILY BFX 15271 (GER) |
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Rhythm And Soul - [1959–1965]
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| 1988 | LP 12" KING 559 (US) |
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Clyde McPhatter With Billy Ward And His Dominoes - Sixty Minute Man / Do Something For Me / That's What You're Doing To Me / Deep Sea Blues / Pedal Pushin' Papa / Don't Leave Me This Way / Have Mercy Baby / I Am With You / Chicken Blues / Weeping Willow Blues / Love, Love, Love / The Bells | ||||||||||||||||
| 06/1991 | CD Curb D2-77417 (US) |
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Greatest Hits - A Lover's Question / Lover Please / Treasure Of Love / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Little Bitty Pretty One / Ta Ta / Money Honey (Clyde McPhatter & The DRIFTERS) / Honey Love (Clyde McPhatter & The DRIFTERS) / Lucille (Clyde McPhatter & The DRIFTERS) / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Let's Try Again / Crying Won't Help You Now | ||||||||||||||||
| 10/1991 | CD ATLANTIC 7 82314-2 (US) |
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Deep Sea Ball - The Best Of Clyde McPhatter - I Can't Stand Up Alone / Seven Days / Treasure Of Love / Rock And Cry / I'm Lonely Tonight / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Deep Sea Ball / Just To Hold My Hand / My Island Of Dreams / No Matter What / Come What May / Lovey Dovey / I'm Not Worthy Of You / A Lover's Question / Thirty Days / You Went Back On Your Word Little Girl / No Love Like Her Love / Long Lonely Nights / Since You've Been Gone | ||||||||||||||||
| 1991 | CD Atlantic / ATCO PRCD 4233-2 (US) |
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Atlantic & Atco Remasters Series Sampler One - Ray Charles, The Clovers, LaVern Baker, Clyde McPhatter - Ray Charles : I Got A Woman / Drown In My Own Tears / I Had A Dream / Lonely Avenue / The Right Time / What'd I Say / Clovers : One Mint Julep / Devil Or Angel / I Confess / LaVern Baker : Soul On Fire / Jim Dandy / I Cried A Tear / Clyde McPhatter : Deep Sea Ball / Treasure Of Love / A Lover's Question | ||||||||||||||||
| 1994 | CD Ring Of Stars RS 875 (I) |
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Rockin' And Boppin' - Lover Please / Chinatown / Little Bitty Pretty One / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Such A Night / Ta Ta / My Block / Don't Let Go / A Suburban Town / Rockin' Robin / One Right After Another / Take A Step / Whisper Softly / I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday / Three Rooms With Running Water / Honey Hush / Twice As Nice / On Broadway / I Just Want To Love You / You're For Me / I Ain't Givin' Up Nothing / Sixty Minute Man / Before I Fall In Love Again / I'll Stop Anything I'm Doin' / Tomorrow Is A-Comin' / I'll Love You Till The Cows Come Home / Hey Love / The Name Of The Game Is Love / You've Got Everything From A To Z | ||||||||||||||||
| 03/1996 | CD Fat Boy 236 (EUR) |
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Clyde McPhatter AND JACKIE WILSON Meet Billy Ward & His Dominoes - Tenderly / Over The Rainbow / Learning The Blues / When The Swallows Come Back To Capastrano / Harbour Lights / These Foolish Things / Three Coins In A Fountain / Little Things Mean A Lot / From Rags To Riches / May I Never Love Again / Lonesome Road / Until The Real Thing Comes Along |
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| 06/1996 | CD KING KCD 5006 (US) |
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18 Hits - Vol. 2 - THE Dominoes FEATURING CLYDE McPHATTER - No Says My Heart / Do Something For Me / Harbor Lights / That's What You're Doing To Me / I Can't Escape From You / Don't Leave Me This Way / Deep Sea Blues / When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano / Yours Forever / Chicken Blues / Weeping Willow Blues / Heart To Heart / The Deacon Moves In / Love, Love, Love / Pedal Pushin' Papa / No Room / I Ain't Gonna Cry For You / I'm Lonely Tonight | ||||||||||||||||
| 11/1996 | CD Collectables 5692 (US) |
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The Mercury Sessions Featuring Live & Studio Recordings - Baby Baby / Ta Ta / A Lover's Question / Hold My Hand / Second Window, Second Floor / Such A Night / Lucille / What's Love To Me / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Mercy, Mercy, Baby / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / I Told Myself A Lie / Let's Try Again / Twice As Nice | ||||||||||||||||
| 11/1996 | CD SEQUEL RSACD 803 (GER) |
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DEFINITIVE DRIFTERS - ANTHOLOGY ONE - CLYDE McPHATTER & THE DRIFTERS - Honey Love / Money Honey / Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You) / Such A Night / Bells Of St Mary's / Warm Your Heart / Whatcha Gonna Do / White Christmas / Lucille / Way I Feel / Gone / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll / Don't Dog Me / Bip Bam / If I Didn't Love You Like I Do / There You Go / Try Try Baby / Everyone's Laughing / Hot Ziggety / Three Thirty Three | ||||||||||||||||
| 06/1997 | CD Flashback R2 72708 (US) |
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Treasure Of Love And Other Hits - Treasure Of Love / Come What May / Without You (There Is Nothing) / Since You've Been Gone / A Lover's Question / Long Lonely Nights / Love Has Joined Us Together (with Ruth Brown) / Lovey Dovey / Just Hold My Hand / Seven Days | ||||||||||||||||
| 07/1998 | CD Collectables 6227 (US) |
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Love Ballads / Clyde - Heartaches / Come What May / Rock And Cry / That's Enough For Me / I Gotta Have You / Bip Bam / Just To Hold My Hand / Lucille / Long Lonely Nights / When You're Sincere / No Matter What / No Love Like Her Love / You'll Be There / Love Has Joined Us Together / Since You've Been Gone / Lovey Dovey / I'm Lonely Tonight / Let Me Know / The Way I Feel / My Island Of Dreams / A Lover's Question / Hot Ziggity / Try Try Baby / Gone / Everyone's Laughing / I Can't Stand Up Alone | ||||||||||||||||
| 09/1998 | 2 CD 32 R+B 32089 (US) |
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The Forgotten
Angel :
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| 07/2000 | CD Sundazed SC 6165 (US) |
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A Shot Of Rhythm & Blues - A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues / Sweet And Innocent / Lavender Lace / I'm Not Going To Work Today / I'll Belong To You / Everybody Loves A Good Time / Little Bit Of Sunshine / Everybody's Somebody's Fool / I Dreamt I Died / Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry / Everybody Loves A Good Time (alternate take) / Little Bit Of Sunshine (alternate take) / I Dreamt I Died (alternate take) / Lonely People Can't Afford To Cry | ||||||||||||||||
| 02/2001 | 2 CD Collectables 93 (US) |
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The Atlantic &
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| 08/2002 | CD Spectrum 063 105-2 (UK) |
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The Essential Collection - Sixty Minute Man / The Bells / Money Honey / Such A Night / Without Love / I Told Myself A Lie / Twice As Nice / Let's Try Again / Think Me A Kiss / Ta Ta / I'll Love You Till The Cows Come Home / I Never Knew / Lover Please / Little Bitty Pretty One / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem / Crying Won't Help You Now / Only A Fool / Book Of Memories | ||||||||||||||||
| 05/2004 | CD Collectables 9531 (US) |
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Treasure of Love & Other Favorites - Treasure Of Love / Come What May / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Since You've Been Gone / A Lover's Question / Long Lonely Nights / Love Has Joined Us Together (Clyde McPhatter feat: Ruth Brown) / Lovey Dovey / Just Hold My Hand / Seven Days | ||||||||||||||||
| 03/2005 | CD Rev-Ola CR REV 92 (UK) |
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The Genius Of Clyde McPhatter Featuring The Drifters And Billy Ward And His Dominoes - Do Something For Me (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / I Am With You (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / That's What You're Doing To Me (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / Have Mercy Baby (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / I'd Be Satisfied (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / The Bells (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You (Billy Ward & His Dominoes) / Money Honey (DRIFTERS) / The Way I Feel (DRIFTERS) / Such A Night (DRIFTERS) / Lucille (DRIFTERS) / Honey Love (DRIFTERS) / Warm Your Heart (DRIFTERS) / Bip Bam (DRIFTERS) / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You (DRIFTERS) / The Bells Of St Mary's (DRIFTERS) / White Christmas (DRIFTERS) / What'Cha Gonna Do (DRIFTERS) / Gone (DRIFTERS) / Hot Ziggety (DRIFTERS) / Everyone's Laughing (DRIFTERS) / Try Try Baby (DRIFTERS) / There You Go (DRIFTERS) / Don't Dog Me (DRIFTERS) / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll (DRIFTERS) / If I Didn't Love You Like I Do (DRIFTERS) / Three-Thirty-Three (DRIFTERS) | ||||||||||||||||
| 08/2005 | CD CLASSICS 5142 (US) |
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THE CHRONOGICAL CLYDE McPHATTER & The DRIFTERS - 1953-1954 - Lucille / The Way I Feel / Money Honey / Gone / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll / Don't Dog Me / Such A Night / Lincoln Chase / Warm Your Heart / Bip Bam / The Bells Of St. Mary's / White Christmas / Honey Love / Whatcha Gonna Do / If I Didn't Love You Like I Do / Josh Hubball / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / There You Go / Try Try Baby / Everyone's Laughing / Hot Ziggity / Three Thirty Three | ||||||||||||||||
| 2005 | CD Plaza SR60783 (GER) |
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The Latest & The Greatest - Ta Ta / You're For Me / I Ain't Giving Up Nothing / I Told Myself A Lie / These Foolish Things / Who's Worried Now / How Many Times / Twice As Nice / This Is Not Goodbye / Think Me A Kiss / High School Social / When The Right Time Comes Along / Let's Try Again / Take A Step / Everything's Gonna Be Alright / Tomorrow Is A Comin' / Whole Heap Of Love / What Am I Living For / The Bells / I Never Knew / Happiness / I Wanna Be The Only One / I'll Stop Anything I'm Doing / Lover Please / Hey Love / Little Bitty Pretty One / I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday / Happy Good Times / Stop / The Best Man Cried / Everybody Loves A Winner / Such A Night | ||||||||||||||||
| 10/2009 | 2 CD Great Voices of the Century GVC 2027 (UK) |
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MONEY HONEY - CLYDE McPHATTER & THE DRIFTERS - 1953-58 :
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| 07/2010 | 2 CD MERCURY B0014233-02 (US) |
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Lover Please - The Complete MGM & Mercury Singles :
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| 07/2010 | CD Hoodoo 263368 (EUR) |
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CLYDE PLUS ROCK & ROLL - Since You've Gone / Lovey Dovey / I'm Lonely Tonight / Let Me Know / The Way I Feel / My Island Of Dreams / A Lover's Question / Hot Ziggity / Hot Try Baby / Gone / Everyone's Laughing / I Can't Stand Up Alone / Without Love (There Is Nothing) / Someday You'll Want Me To Want You / Treasure Of Love / I'm Not Worthy Of You / Bells Of St. Mary's / White Christmas / I Make Believe / Seven Days / Warm Your Heart / Money Honey / What'cha Gonna Do / Such A Night / Honey Love / Thirty Days / Rock And Cry (bonus track) / Just To Hold My Hand (bonus track) / Bip Bam (bonus track) / Come What May (bonus track) / That's Enough For Me (bonus track) | ||||||||||||||||
| 07/2012 | 2 CD Jasmine JASCD 200 (UK) |
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Twice As Nice -
1959-1961 :
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| 2013 | CD Decca Dence 61372 (US) |
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Please Give Me One More Chance - His Last Recordings 1968-1970 - Only A Fool / Thank You Love / Baby You've Got It / Baby I Could So Good At Loving You / I Hear A Symphony / Denver / Tell Me / I'll Belong To You / Why Can't We Get Together / Anyone Can Tell Her (We're In Love) / Book Of Memories / Please Give Me One More Chance / If You Only Knew / The Mixed Cup / Our Day Will Come / Someone To Believe In / Mr. Heartache / The Ties That Bind / A Mother's Love / Bonus Tracks (Mercury Recordings - Previously Unreleased In The U.S) : Baby You Been Good / I've Lost Again / Walking Back To Baltimore / Just A Little Too Late / Lonely People Do Foolish Things / Deep In The Heart Of Harlem (undubbed) / Soul / Everybody's Got A Song But Me / I Wanna Know |
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| 2014 |
4 CD Real Gone RGMCD150 (UK) |
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Eight Classic Albums :
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| 2014 | 3 CD Golden Stars GSS 5706 (EUR) |
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Greatest Hits - 67 Original Recordings -
The
Drifters, Clyde
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| 11/2016 | 4 CD One Louder AUPCD 4033 (UK) |
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soul brothers -
sam cooke - jackie wilson -
ray charles - clyde mcphatter
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| 2021 | CD Koko Mojo 094 (GER) |
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The Voice Of R&B - The Drifters : Honey Love / The Dominoes : Have Mercy Baby / I'd Be Satisfied / Clyde McPhatter : Such A Night / The Drifters : Honey Love / Bip Bam / Clyde McPhatter : Hot Ziggity / What' Cha Gonna Do / Rock And Cry / Come What May / A Lovers Question / That's Enough For Me / Lovey Dovey / Twice As Nice / Let The Boogie Woogie Roll / Heartaches / One Right After Another / All About Love - Ta Ta / Who's Worried Now / Honey Hush / Take A Step / I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday / What'd I Say / (You've Got Everything) From A To Z / Don't Let Go / Pretty Girls Everywhere / Love Please / Sixtie Minute Man / Such A Night / Happy Good Times / Ruth Brown & Clyde McPhatter : Love Has Joined Us Togheter |
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