• The Chuck-A-Lucks (3)

     The Chuck-A-Lucks (3)

    The Chuck-A-Lucks (3) (Great Falls, Montana)

     

    Personnel :

    Robert Lee Clark

    Joseph R. Dubois

    Dwight John Osborne

    Ronald Tucker

    Kenneth Williams

     

    Discography :

    1961 - Pick Up And Deliver / Long John (Warner Bros 5198)
    1961 - Cotton Pickin' Love / I’m Hospitalized Over You (Warner Bros 5234)

     

    Biography :

    The group leaders of The Chuck-A-Lucks Ronald Tucker and Kenneth Williams met while in the United States Air-Force,  they were stationed in Great Falls Montana . The group consists of Joseph R. Dubois, Robert Lee Clark, Dwight John Osborne, Ronald Tucker and Kenneth Williams.

    The Chuck-A-Lucks (3)

    It was not until 1961 to see a first single from the Chuck-A-Lucks released by Warner Bros with "Pick Up And Deliver" and "Long John", followed a few months later by "Cotton Pickin' Love" and "I’m Hospitalized Over You".   Ken Williams was the lead singer of the classic Northern Soul group, The Superiors, who were a fabulous New York harmony soul group in the 1960's.

    The Chuck-A-Lucks (3)     The Chuck-A-Lucks (3)

    Ronald Tucker, was also in The Superiors. Ken was a very prolific songwriter, producer, and arranger, and often worked with the legendary Van McCoy, and occasionally also recorded songs as a solo singer as well, such as this classic, "Come Back" for Okeh. With the Superiors he recorded a huge classic called "What Would I Do", which seems to have been their only real monster on the scene. Ken also worked a lot with J.R. Bailey, and with Johnny Northern, two late but great geniuses.


    Songs :

      
    Pick Up And Deliver                             Long John       

      
         Cotton Pickin' Love                    I’m Hospitalized Over You


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  • Comments

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    Saturday 20th March 2021 at 23:06
    The group leaders of The Chuck a Lucks Tucker and Williams met while in the United States Air -Force they were stationed in Great Falls Montana . Ken Williams, music career continued he received a Grammy for “You Don’t Know my Name. Williams also wrote “Everybody Plays the Fool Sometimes. A Dish-A-Tunes music publishing company is a company Williams started in 1973. Williams is still writing and producing music. Mary Seymour Williams President of A Dish-A-Tunes and wife of Ken Williams
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