Fambrough is preceded in death by several of his fellow Spinners, including group co-founders Pervis Jackson, Billy Henderson, Bobby Smith and C.P. Spencer. "He had a desire above all else to keep ...

The Spinners stood atop the soul vocal group world in the 70s. Take a look back at their five biggest US hits.

Of the founding inducted members, Billy Henderson died in 2007, Pervis Jackson died in 2008, and Bobby Smith died in 2013. Philippé Wynne died in 1984. Trending Stories ...

The Spinners had been on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominating ballot three times before, ... who died in 2008, Billy Henderson (2007) and Bobby Smith (2013) ...

Considering Henry Fambrough's passing and G.C. Cameron's situation, I aim to revisit my 2008 review amid The Spinners' induction turmoil.

Along with Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobby Smith, Philippé Wynne and John Edwards were listed as inductees. Sponsor Message. ... The Spinners joined Motown Records 10 years later.

Henry Fambrough, the last original surviving original member of the Michigan-based R&B group the Spinners, died of natural causes on Feb. 7.He was 85. Fambrough died in his home in Virginia after ...

Along with Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobby Smith, Philippé Wynne and John Edwards are listed as inductees. Originally called The Domingoes, the group was formed in 1954 just ...

The Spinners formed in Michigan as a doo-wop group consisting of Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, C. P. Spencer, and James Edwards, though Edwards was soon replaced with Bobby Smith.

The group was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in November. Along with Fambrough, Billy Henderson, Pervis Jackson, Bobby Smith, Philippé Wynne and John Edwards were listed as inductees.

Mr. Smith and Mr. Wynne handled most of the group's lead vocals, but Mr. Fambrough took or shared the spotlight on a few songs, notably “Ghetto Child,” a No. 4 R&B hit in 1973. Henry Lee ...