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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/26/2009 12:32:42 PM
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Ok, i'll give you one more, then, lol, ..... Tim Surrett.
You've got another one right DJ!
Can anyone guess the last one?
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 5:19:07 PM
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I know they had quite a few guys who sang lead and baritone with Foxy and Jim always kinda hanging around and singing off and on. I would think it might be one of those guys, like Ed Crawford, Arthur Rice or maybe Squire.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 5:23:10 PM
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billbaileybfafan
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Oh, I don't know if it counts, but didn't Tim do it twice? I know he was lead back in the 90s, then came back as baritone when Randy Crawford was lead, but did he switch to lead again when Jason Selph was briefly singing baritone???
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 6:28:08 PM
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Oh, he didn't move to lead when Randy Crawford left? I thought he did, but that's been a few lineups ago!!! haha!!!
I thought it was like this:
Tim came in as Baritone with Randy as lead.
Tim was lead with Selph as Baritone
Tim was Baritone with Phil as lead
Tim was replaced by Tony.
I think that's right, but like I said, its been a few years.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 6:48:53 PM
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According to SGhistory.com I'm right. It shows him as being lead between Randy C. and Phillip Hughes.
It shows him as bariton 2002-2003 and lead 2003-2004. It may have been a very short time. I only think he was on one album (Born Again) as lead.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 7:38:55 PM
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billbaileybfafan
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haha..I know what you mean. I have to think sometimes, ok how did that happen???
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/27/2009 8:14:44 PM
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Wayne Mallard switched positions, but I don't think he left the group.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/29/2009 12:50:13 AM
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Here's a NEW trivia question:
The "Proven Time and Time Again" (2000) recording which had a #1-"The Next Cloud" and a #2-"Getcha To The Other Side".
"Proven" was NOT the original title of that project.
It was changed about a month before being released.
What was the original title?
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/29/2009 1:06:53 PM
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Hmm good interesting question Bryan...I will have to think about that one
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Here's a NEW trivia question:
The "Proven Time and Time Again" (2000) recording which had a #1-"The Next Cloud" and a #2-"Getcha To The Other Side".
"Proven" was NOT the original title of that project.
It was changed about a month before being released.
What was the original title?
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/29/2009 3:12:26 PM
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Here's a NEW trivia question:
The "Proven Time and Time Again" (2000) recording which had a #1-"The Next Cloud" and a #2-"Getcha To The Other Side".
"Proven" was NOT the original title of that project.
It was changed about a month before being released.
What was the original title?
I'm going to go with an obvious answer: Getcha To The Other Side.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/29/2009 4:36:50 PM
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billbaileybfafan
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Are there any other groups who have used interchangable parts the way the Kingsmen used to when Eldridge and Jim would sing some and sit some out.
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RE: The Kingsmen Thread - 6/30/2009 9:05:28 AM
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It is not "Getcha To The Other Side". I will give you all a hint:
The original title (that was not used) was a song title.
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We know the first two are Bryan Hutson (lead to baritone) and Tim Surrett (lead to baritone). 
Wayne Maynard sang baritone, left, and came back to the bass guitar possition.
