Gene Mumford, Wasn't he in The Medallions? "The Letter" And did this group became "Don Julian and the Meadowlarks? And then letter went back in the 60's to the Larks and recorded "The Jerk" the Dance. ?
fter the demise of his previous doo wop aggregation, the Meadowlarks, Don Julian assembled a new trio, called them the Larks, and cashed in on the Money label in 1965 with a floating soul dance number, "The Jerk." It was a huge R&B and pop hit, but numerous spinoffs, including "Soul Jerk," "Jerk Once More," and "Keep Jerkin'," went nowhere. ~ Bill Dahl, All ...more< You're Wrong! Look up Google, How are the Trains? Take care
Gene Mumford was in the Larks, 1951 "Claude Debussy" Reverie. Then Later they changed the name to the Meadowlarks, Don Julian. You can also hear his voice on this Flip side.
WHAT A FANTASTIC PIONEER GROUP!!! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES AND THE FUN, TOM D. BRICK,NJ. {AT THE SHORE}.
doowopman49 7 months ago
Eugene Mumford never sang with the Meadowlarks. totally different group and style for that matter as well.
kitfam7 9 months ago
DON JULIAN THE LEAD SINGER DIED IN 1998 R.I.P.
OldGoldSoul 1 year ago
David McNeil is family and one of the greatest , we will always remember you , your legacy will continue. The legacy continues
MegaDanny56 1 year ago
one of the early "architects" of rock`n`roll, a great post, thanks for share !
MrSteamhammer100 2 years ago
I was just reading that Mumford was with The Dominoes after the Lark's demise.
CrisVangel 2 years ago
Gene Mumford, Wasn't he in The Medallions? "The Letter" And did this group became "Don Julian and the Meadowlarks? And then letter went back in the 60's to the Larks and recorded "The Jerk" the Dance. ?
rbx937385 3 years ago
"Gene Mumford, Wasn't he in The Medallions?" No
"And did this group became "Don Julian and the Meadowlarks?" NO
"And then letter went back in the 60's to the Larks and recorded "The Jerk" the Dance. ? " NO All Different Groups
nipsipone 2 years ago
fter the demise of his previous doo wop aggregation, the Meadowlarks, Don Julian assembled a new trio, called them the Larks, and cashed in on the Money label in 1965 with a floating soul dance number, "The Jerk." It was a huge R&B and pop hit, but numerous spinoffs, including "Soul Jerk," "Jerk Once More," and "Keep Jerkin'," went nowhere. ~ Bill Dahl, All ...more< You're Wrong! Look up Google, How are the Trains? Take care
rbx937385 2 years ago
Gene Mumford was in the Larks, 1951 "Claude Debussy" Reverie. Then Later they changed the name to the Meadowlarks, Don Julian. You can also hear his voice on this Flip side.
rbx937385 2 years ago
Joyous music! Thanks for putting this on.
layde1 3 years ago 2