Vinyl records

The Wanderers vinyl records

1 album with 10 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

The Wanderers were a popular East Coast doo wop group who went through numerous name changes during their decade-long career, and despite various label-related shuffling and stylistic changes, national success eluded them at each turn. They are best known for their cover material, and had minor East Coast hits with "For Your Love" and "Thinking of You." They began their career in 1952 as the Barons. The original group members -- Ray Pollard (lead), Frank Joyner (tenor), Robert Yarbrough (baritone), and Sheppard "Shep" Grant (bass). By 1957, the group -- now simply called the Wanderers -- began releasing singles on the Onyx label.