The Enchanters

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It appears that there are (or have been) at least three different groups called The Enchanters. 1. The Enchanters were the band led by soul vocalist Garnet Mimms in the mid-'60s. Mims disbanded his previous group the Gainors in 1961 and teamed with Charles Boyer, Sam Bell and Zola Pearnell. But Mimms' producer Jerry Ragovoy would sometimes use the Sweet Inspirations to back Mimms rather than The Enchanters, although he would retain The Enchanters name on the session. It was their voices heard on "Cry Baby," Mimms' R&B chart topper and number four pop single in 1963. They were heard on "A Quiet Place," "Baby Don't You Weep," and "For Your Precious Love." Mimms went solo in 1964 and Bells became their lead vocalist. They signed with Warner Brothers, but were unable to make much headway without Mimms. 2. The Enchanters were a doo top group from Los Angeles, CA, United States. Three of its members were Richard Clasky, Sandy Weisman and Marv Rosenberg. Their best known song was 'Cafe Bohemian' (1959). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

Rockin' Little Christmas

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50s Rock N' Roll & Rockabilly Christmas

Best of Loma Records-Rise and Fall of a 1960's Soul Label

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Lux and Ivy's Favorites Volume 10

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The Cramps' Jukebox

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Doo Wop Christmas

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Jungle Exotica

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The Ultimate Mambo Collection

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Roots Vol. 16 - The 1950's Vol. 10

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Funny Christmas Songs

The Jerry Ragovoy Story: Time Is On My Side 1953-2003

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TTRH2 - 10 - Party

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