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That's him singing bass on those Dreamers records.

'When we went back into the studio later, there were only four of them: Gloria Jones, Fanita Barrett, the twins Nannette and Annette, and Johnny Coleman from The Crowns was there too. We did 'At Last' and 'Bye Bye,' which sold a lot of records. So I started working with them, writing some songs, and I took them in to record with me. 'There were about seven girls, they wanted to sing as a group,' Berry told Jim Dawson, 'but they didn't really have a lead singer. In 1954 Richard Berry, who recorded for Modern/Flair as a solo artist and as the bass singer for The Flairs and The Crowns, brought a new girl group to Joe Bihari, who ran Flair Records. Cobbs and Howard sang only on the 'Bye Bye' and 'Daddy Daddy' sessions. Left to right: Annette Williams, Nanette Williams, Fanita Barrett, Gloria Jones, Pat Howard and Jewel Cobbs. Gloria Jones (left), Darlene Love (right) and Nanette Williams (second from right) party with Bobby 'Rockin' Robin' Day (behind Nanette) and his wife Jackie. Clockwise from lower left: Nanette, Fanita, Gloria and Annette. The Blossoms during their Capitol period.

The Blossoms recorded under their own name, recorded for Phil Spector, and performed as backup singers for such artists as Tom Jones, Dick Dale and Elvis Presley. Members of the group later sang with The Pharaohs on several of Berry's later records, including the original 'Louie Louie.' After singing under various other names, including The Rollettes, the group evolved into The Blossoms, featuring a new singer named Darlene Love. The Dreamers & The Blossoms The Dreamers was a group of girls from Fremont High School who first recorded in 1954 with Richard Berry. The Doo-Wop Society of Southern California: The Dreamers & The Blossoms

Crystals group annette williams and phil spectre