The Rainbows were an American vocal group from the 1950s. The ensemble achieved recognition in 1955 with the release of the album Mary Lee. In 1956, Don Covay became the leader of the group. During its career, the lineup occasionally included singers Marvin Gaye and Billy Stewart, who performed as replacements for absent members. The group's recordings are included in historical surveys of the rhythm and blues and doo-wop genres.
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K.K.K
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NORSEMEN
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VIKINGS
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G7 DOMINION
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MAPHITE
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EYIE (AIR LORDS)
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AYE AXEMEN
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The Rainbows
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Red
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Wonders
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Rainbow in Pamplona
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Wishes
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Courage
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