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| Name: | The Voices of Love Quartet |
| Aka: | The Voices of Love Sextet |
| Location: | Cleveland, Ohio |
| Biography Synopsis: | The quartet sang at Ebenezer Baptist Church, Cleveland, Ohio, comprising: H. C. Hamilton, Alexander Lark, S. B. Bogan, and Willie Davis. Leroy Aiken was the sixth member of the sextet. |
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| Most popular song(s): | As a quartet: “I’ll Let Nothing Separate Me From His Love” As a sextet: “Does Jesus Care?” |
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| References / links: | ‘Cleveland’s Gospel Music’, Frederick Burton, Arcadia Publishing 2003 |
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| Name: | Virginia Dandies |
| Location: | Virginia |
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| Biography Synopsis: | Virginia Dandies was the name used by Walter ‘Kid’ Smith, a singer born in Carroll County, Virginia in 1895 |
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