Group from Harlem, NY
Consisted of; Earl Wade (lead), Marty Brown (1st tenor), Johnny Hopson (2nd tenor), Teddy Williams (bass)
In June of 1954 Luna Records issues #10-101, its very first recording by a group called The Crystals. The songs are "Come To Me Darling" and "Squeeze Me Baby". Soon after its release they find another group called The Crystals exists and they record for the DeLuxe label.
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