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- Marcus Hutson left the group in 1992 due to prostate cancer. According to the Whispers' website, when Hutson died of it in 2000, they vowed to never replace him and started performing as a quartet.
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Marcus Hutson left the group in 1992 due to prostate cancer. According to the Whispers' website, when Hutson died of it on May 23, 2000, they vowed to never replace him, and started performing as a quartet.
Jan 8, 2020 · Marcus Hutson left the group in 1992 due to prostate cancer. According to the Whispers' website, when Hutson died of it in 2000, they vowed to never replace him and started performing as a quartet. Jerry McNeil resigned his position as keyboardist in the latter part of 1993 in order to spend more time with his family.
Sadly, they lost group member Marcus Hutson to cancer in 2000. After leaving Capitol, the group recorded a solid, but underappreciated 1997 album of Babyface covers, Songbook Vol. 1: The Songs of Babyface, for Interscope Records.
Jan 9, 2023 · Harmon founded The Whispers in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles with twin brothers Wallace and Walter Scott, Marcus Hutson and Nicholas Caldwell in 1964.
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Suffering from throat problems, Harmon left the group in 1973 and was replaced by Leaveil Degree. But the group’s fortunes didn’t change for another half dozen years, when they signed with LA’s SOLAR Records, and were with upcoming writer/producer Leon Sylvers, resulting in the across-the-board smash hit "And the Beat Goes On."
Jan 10, 2023 · Some of the members grew up in the Jordan Downs housing project. Unfortunately, Harmon had to leave the group after he suffered an injury to his larynx in 1973.
Sadly, they lost group member Marcus Hutson to cancer in 2000. After leaving Capitol, the Whispers recorded more sporadically and with fewer hits. Their fans were rewarded in 2009 with the independently released Thankful, the group’s first Gospel album, a collaboration with Unified Tribe's Magic Mendez as well as Fred Hammond, among others.
