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Can you any one help with the line up

The image was on you tube 

Perhaps someone can nail down the members, as it seems a bit sketchy

Julius Armour, King, and Larry. Charles  ?

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3 minutes ago, WoodButcher said:

When you open the image in a new tab it's titled "Paragons. jpg ... 

Oh Dear changed the title to who were members 😁

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This can't be the New York Doo-Wop Paragons of Winley Records ('Florence' etc.) fame-they were never on Buddah; I don't think  they recorded in the 70's .

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1 hour ago, Louise said:

The Paragons were a New York group

Dave

 

13 minutes ago, Michael V said:

This can't be the New York Doo-Wop Paragons of Winley Records ('Florence' etc.) fame-they were never on Buddah; I don't think  they recorded in the 70's .

Totally different, I agree which is why I asked 😄

https://www.uncamarvy.com/Paragons/paragons.html

28 minutes ago, Michael V said:

This can't be the New York Doo-Wop Paragons of Winley Records ('Florence' etc.) fame-they were never on Buddah; I don't think  they recorded in the 70's .

14 minutes ago, Blackpoolsoul said:

 

Totally different, I agree which is why I asked 😄

https://www.uncamarvy.com/Paragons/paragons.html

the end bit of https://www.uncamarvy.com/Paragons/paragons.html says the below... 


In the 70s, in response to the oldies craze, Bill Witt (who had led the Paragons on "Don't Cry Baby"), put together a Paragons group that may have consisted of first tenor Ernest Burnside, second tenor Glen Mosley, and baritone Joseph Pitts. He occasionally appeared with his Paragons group for many years.

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1 hour ago, Mike said:

the end bit of https://www.uncamarvy.com/Paragons/paragons.html says the below... 


In the 70s, in response to the oldies craze, Bill Witt (who had led the Paragons on "Don't Cry Baby"), put together a Paragons group that may have consisted of first tenor Ernest Burnside, second tenor Glen Mosley, and baritone Joseph Pitts. He occasionally appeared with his Paragons group for many years.

Exactly, which totally goes against what was posted on You tube when I posted the names Mike

When i spoke with Richard Moore a couple of years ago he furnished me with the other Paragon's members names, Raymond Sanders, Ulysses Mason (lead singer) and Billy Witt (Bass/Baritone). Witt was also a member of The Velours and The Limelights.

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11 hours ago, Mike said:

the end bit of https://www.uncamarvy.com/Paragons/paragons.html says the below... 


In the 70s, in response to the oldies craze, Bill Witt (who had led the Paragons on "Don't Cry Baby"), put together a Paragons group that may have consisted of first tenor Ernest Burnside, second tenor Glen Mosley, and baritone Joseph Pitts. He occasionally appeared with his Paragons group for many years.

Found  this which mentions a Julius 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Camelots_(doo_wop_group)

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