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The Intruders, meanwhile, were undergoing some internal turmoil. When the group resurfaced on the 1970 Gamble LP, When We Get Married , lead singer Brown was replaced by Bobby Starr . [ 2 ] The title song, "When We Get Married" (R&B No. 8, Pop #45), a Dreamlovers cover , became a hit on the charts , as was the follow-up "Win, Place or Show (She ...
Starr made his national television debut with The Intruders on November 13, 1971 performing "Cowboys to Girls" and "I Bet He Don't Love You" on Soul Train. [4] The Intruders disbanded in the 1980s and reformed under the direction of Glenn Montgomery. Bobby Starr returned as lead singer and the group continues to tour today.
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In 1980, they had a platinum hit with their version of "Together" which was a remake of the 1967 song by The Intruders. [7] The song which was written by Gamble & Huff , reached No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 , No. 30 on the Adult Contemporary chart, and No. 9 on the US Billboard R&B chart . [ 2 ]
An armed intruder was shot to death after surprising a Texas couple inside their apartment, officials told news outlets. Deputies responded to a call about the shooting at an apartment complex on ...
The success of their biggest signing, the Intruders, brought attention to Gamble and Huff allowing them to create Neptune Records in 1969. Neptune Records, a more ambitious project for the duo, was financed by Chess Records ; thus they were able to sign later Philadelphia International Records artists the O'Jays and the Three Degrees .