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The Falcons
The Falcons were an American R&B vocal group formed in Detroit, Michigan, in
1955. The group initially consisted of Eddie Floyd, Bob Manardo, Arnett
Robinson, Tom Shelter, and Willie Schofield. Following line-up changes in 1956,
the group signed with Lu Pine Records and achieved significant success with the
million-seller "You're So Fine" (1959), which charted at number 17. Joe Stubbs
was the lead singer for hits like "Just for Your Love" (1959) and "The Teacher"
(1960), while Wilson Pickett replaced him in 1960, marking a pivotal moment
before his own solo career took off. The g...
