The Equadors
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There are several groups called The Equadors #1 The Equadors were background singers with Chuck Berry in 1959. And Chuck Berry is playing guitar on the Equadors single Say You'll Be Mine / Let Me Sleep Woman from 1959, also on the Chuck Berry box; Johnny B. Goode: His Complete '50s Chess Recordings. #2 The Plants were a doo wop quartet, based out of Baltimore, Maryland and formed in 1955. James Lawson (baritone), Thuman Thrower (bass), Steve McDowell (first tenor) and George Jackson (lead) constituted the original line-up
Top songs
- Someone to Call My Own
- You're My Desire
- Sputnik Dance
- Someone To Call My Own - Single Version
- You're My Desire - Single Version
- Someone To Call My Own (Single Version)
- Stay A Little Longer
- You're My Desire (Single Version)
- Say You'll Be Mine
- A Vision
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- Sputnick Dance
- I'll Be The One
- You're My Desire [1961]
- You're My Desire [Single Version]
- Say Yoùll Be Mine
- Someone To Call My Own [1961]
- Someone To Call My Own [Single Version]
- You’re My Desire
- Will You Be Mine?
- Let Me Sleep Woman
- Sputnik Danc
- You_re My
- While I'm Away
- My Desire
- 509 - The Equadors - Someone to Call My Own
- 510 - The Equadors - You're My Desire
- The Equadors - You're My Desire
- youre my desire
- 09 The Equadors -- Someone To Call My Own
- The Equadors / Someone To Call My Own
- So Long Baby
- 29 - Equadors - A Vision
- 09 - Someone To Call My Own
- 10 - You're My Desire
- Say You 'll Be Mine
- Melody Earth
- Una Vision = A Vision
- Untitled
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