
New York's Du Droppers managed to score two Top Five hits during their short run: "I Wanna Know" (number three R&B) and "I Found Out (What You Do When You Go Round There)" (number three pop). The original members were Caleb Ginyard -- aka "J.C." or sometimes "Junior" -- on lead, brothers Willie Ray and Harvey Ray on tenor and baritone, respectively, and Eddie Hashow on bass (who was soon replaced by Bob Kornegay). They began as a gospel group in 1952; each member had been in previous gospel groups (including the Royal Harmony Singers
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I Wanna Know
Boot 'Em Up
Bambalam
I Wanna Know - Remastered
Can't Do Sixty No More
Honey Bunch
Bam Balam
Drink Up
I Found Out
Go Back
Talk That Talk
Speed King
I Found Out - What You Do When You Go Round There
Dead Broke
Chain Me Baby
Don't Pass Me By
Laughing Blues
You're Mine Already
Ten Past Midnight
I Wanna Know (What You Do When You Go Round There)
Whatever You're Doin' Keep Doin' It
Come On And Love Me Baby
I Found Out (What You Do When You Go Round There)
My Thrill Girl
I Can't Do Sixty No More
Get Lost
I Only Had A Little
I found out (What you do when you go 'Round Three)
Let Nature Take Its Course
How Much Longer
I Found Out What You Do When You Go 'round There
Somebody Work On My Baby's Mind
If You Just Don't Leave
Bamalam
Give Me Some Consideration
I Found Out (What You Do When You Go 'Round There)
Little Girl Little Girl
I Wanna Love You
Chain Me, Baby (Blues Of Desire)
Boot Em Up
Just Whisper
Come On And Love Me
I Only Had A Little (Fast Version)
Rock Tonight
Smack Dab In The Middle
I Found Out - What You Do When You Go Round There (Digitally Remastered)
Somebody Work On My Baby's Mind (The Seven Sisters)
Come On And Love Me, Baby
In the Night
That's All I Need
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