Four Buddies

This trailblazing Baltimore R&B group originally supported Little Esther before striking from their very own in 1949. John “Gregory” Carroll, Leon “Larry” Harrison, William Duffy, and Maurice Hicks originally known as themselves the Metronomes, putting your signature on their first cope with New Jersey-based Savoy Information in 1950. William Duffy and Maurice Hicks shortly left and had been changed with Vernon Palmer and Costs Carter. In addition they underwent a name transformation to the Four Buds briefly, before finally buying the Four Buddies. The group documented a small number of singles for Savoy, including “Screen Eye” (1951), “Core” (1951), “Sin” (1951), “You’re Section of Me” (1952), “You Still left Me Blue” (1953), and “My Mother’s Eye” (1953). Furthermore to continually support Small Esther, the group also supported another feminine vocalist, Dolly Cooper. In 1953, they known as it per day. Gregory Carroll changed George Nelson within the Orioles and later on became a member of the Dappers. Leon Harrison created the Buddies and documented “I Waited” b/w “I Stole Your Center” on Glory Information.