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| | One of the most successful vocal groups of the early | | One of the most successful vocal groups of the early |
| − | rock and roll era, The Platters unique vocal style hit | + | rock and roll era, '''The Platters''' unique vocal style hit |
| | upon a successful formula of updating older standards | | upon a successful formula of updating older standards |
| | with a distinctive sound that was unmistakably theirs. | | with a distinctive sound that was unmistakably theirs. |
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| | The act went through many personnel changes, | | The act went through many personnel changes, |
| | but the most popular and successful incarnation included | | but the most popular and successful incarnation included |
| − | lead tenor Tony Williams, David Lynch, Paul Robi, | + | lead tenor [[Tony Williams]], [[David Lynch]], [[Paul Robi]], |
| − | Herb Reed, and Zola Taylor. | + | [[Herb Reed]], and [[Zola Taylor]]. |
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| | Convinced a song he had written, "Only You" had potential | | Convinced a song he had written, "Only You" had potential |
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| | The group was among the first doo-wap groups to be inducted | | The group was among the first doo-wap groups to be inducted |
| − | into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990. | + | into The [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 1990. |
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| | + | [[Category: Musicians]] |
| | + | [[Category: Artists]] |
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