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Tams
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There Are Several Musicians Operating Under The Name Tams. 1 Tuukka Tams. Finnish Indie Disco Artist. His Debut Album Menolippu Was Released In 2021. In 2022 He Released A New Single Liian Hauras And In Early 2023 Kittilä. 2 The Tams Not Just Tams. Check Your Scrobbles They Are Incorrectly Directed To This Page.
Origin Atlanta Georgia United States Genre S R&B Soul Years Active 1960 — Present Label S Swan Records
ABC-Paramount
Probe
Virgin
Members
Charles Pope
Robert Lee Smith
Little Red
Former Members
Joseph Pope
Horace Key
Floyd Ashton The Tams Sometimes Billed As "The Joe Pope Tams" Are An American Vocal Group From Atlanta Georgia Who Enjoyed Their Greatest Chart Success In The 1960s And The 1970s And Most Improbably In The 1980s. Two Separate Versions Of The Group Continue To Perform And Record. One Version Features Original Member Robert Lee Smith - 'The Original Tams With R. L. Smith' And The Other Under The Leadership Of Charles Pope Brother Of Founder Joe Pope. Contents * 1 Career * 2 Main Personnel * 3 Chart Hits * 4 References * 5 External Links Career They Were Originally Formed In 1960 And Took Their Long Lasting Name From The Tam O'shanter Style Of Hat That The Group Choose To Wear On Stage. By 1962 They Had A Hit Single On Swan Records. "Untie Me" A Joe South Composition Became A Top 20 U.S. R&B Success. Follow-Up Releases Largely Failed Until 1964 When "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am " Reached The Top 10 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The Song Spent 3 Weeks At Number One On The Cashbox R&B Charts. "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Was Also A Modest U.S. Hit The Same Year. The Tams Had Only One Further Major U.S. Hit In 1968 When "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" Peaked On The Billboard R&B Chart At #26 And Subsequently Made The UK Top 40 In 1970. Their 1965 Recording "I've Been Hurt" Was Their Biggest Regional Hit Based On Sales And Airplay Prior To 1980. To Show The Importance Of Regional Sales And Airplay Fellow Beach Music Stars Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Have An RIAA Gold Record For Williams' Song "May I" That Never Made The Billboard Hot 100. Many Radio Stations And DJs Consider "I've Been Hurt" To Be The Biggest Selling And Most Played Tams Song Even Though It Was Primarily Popular In The Southeast And Not Recognized As A National Hit By Billboard . However The Group Stunned Many Including Themselves By Flying To The Number One Slot In The UK Singles Chart In September 1971 With The Re-Issue Of "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Thanks To Its Initial Support From The Then Thriving UK Northern Soul Scene. They Were Destined To Not Chart Again Until Sixteen Years Later When A Further UK Top 40 Entry Came About Because Of The Band's Association With A Dance Craze Known As The Carolina Shag Which Featured Heavily In The Subsequent 1989 Film Shag. It Secured A Further Lifeline To The Group Giving The Tams A #21 UK Hit With Their Song "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'". However The Track Was Subject To An Airplay Ban By The BBC Because The Word "shag" Means "to Have Sexual Intercourse" In Colloquial British English. 1 2 Still Quite Popular In The Southeastern United States They Continue To Record New Music And Perform At Well-Attended Concerts. In 1999 They Were Featured Performers With Jimmy Buffett On His CD Beach House On The Moon And Also Toured With Him Around The Country. Main Personnel * Joseph Pope - Born Joseph Lee Pope 6 November 1933 Atlanta Georgia — Died 16 March 1996 * Robert Lee Smith - Born 18 March 1936 * Horace Key - Born 13 April 1934 Atlanta Georgia * Charles Pope - Born 7 August 1936 Atlanta Georgia * Floyd Ashton - Born 15 August 1933 - Joined 1960 - Left 1963 * Little Red - Son Of Charles Pope Chart Hits * "Untie Me" - 1962 - U.S. R&B Chart #12 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #60. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #41. * "It's All Right You're Just In Love " - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #79. * "Silly Little Girl" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #87. * "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am" - 1964 - U.S. Hot 100 Chart #9 - ABC-Paramount . * "You Lied To Your Daddy" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #70. * "I've Been Hurt" - 1965 - Did Not Chart Southeast Regional Hit * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1968 - U.S. R&B Chart #26 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #61. * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1970 - UK Chart #32. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1971 - UK Chart #1 - Probe . * "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'" - 1987 - UK Chart #21 - Virgin . References 1. ^ James Masterton Chart Blog December 2007 2. ^ BBC - H2g2 - The Origins And Common Usage Of British Swear-Words * Guinness Book Of British Hit Singles - 16th Edition - ISBN 0-85112-190-X * The Guinness Book Of 500 Number One Hits - ISBN 0-85112-250-7 * The New Musical Express Book Of Rock 1975 Star Books ISBN 0 352 300744 External Links * The Original Tams Site * The Tams Site
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There Are Several Musicians Operating Under The Name Tams. 1 Tuukka Tams. Finnish Indie Disco Artist. His Debut Album Menolippu Was Released In 2021. In 2022 He Released A New Single Liian Hauras And In Early 2023 Kittilä. 2 The Tams Not Just Tams. Check Your Scrobbles They Are Incorrectly Directed To This Page.
Origin Atlanta Georgia United States Genre S R&B Soul Years Active 1960 — Present Label S Swan Records
ABC-Paramount
Probe
Virgin
Members
Charles Pope
Robert Lee Smith
Little Red
Former Members
Joseph Pope
Horace Key
Floyd Ashton The Tams Sometimes Billed As "The Joe Pope Tams" Are An American Vocal Group From Atlanta Georgia Who Enjoyed Their Greatest Chart Success In The 1960s And The 1970s And Most Improbably In The 1980s. Two Separate Versions Of The Group Continue To Perform And Record. One Version Features Original Member Robert Lee Smith - 'The Original Tams With R. L. Smith' And The Other Under The Leadership Of Charles Pope Brother Of Founder Joe Pope. Contents * 1 Career * 2 Main Personnel * 3 Chart Hits * 4 References * 5 External Links Career They Were Originally Formed In 1960 And Took Their Long Lasting Name From The Tam O'shanter Style Of Hat That The Group Choose To Wear On Stage. By 1962 They Had A Hit Single On Swan Records. "Untie Me" A Joe South Composition Became A Top 20 U.S. R&B Success. Follow-Up Releases Largely Failed Until 1964 When "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am " Reached The Top 10 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The Song Spent 3 Weeks At Number One On The Cashbox R&B Charts. "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Was Also A Modest U.S. Hit The Same Year. The Tams Had Only One Further Major U.S. Hit In 1968 When "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" Peaked On The Billboard R&B Chart At #26 And Subsequently Made The UK Top 40 In 1970. Their 1965 Recording "I've Been Hurt" Was Their Biggest Regional Hit Based On Sales And Airplay Prior To 1980. To Show The Importance Of Regional Sales And Airplay Fellow Beach Music Stars Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Have An RIAA Gold Record For Williams' Song "May I" That Never Made The Billboard Hot 100. Many Radio Stations And DJs Consider "I've Been Hurt" To Be The Biggest Selling And Most Played Tams Song Even Though It Was Primarily Popular In The Southeast And Not Recognized As A National Hit By Billboard . However The Group Stunned Many Including Themselves By Flying To The Number One Slot In The UK Singles Chart In September 1971 With The Re-Issue Of "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Thanks To Its Initial Support From The Then Thriving UK Northern Soul Scene. They Were Destined To Not Chart Again Until Sixteen Years Later When A Further UK Top 40 Entry Came About Because Of The Band's Association With A Dance Craze Known As The Carolina Shag Which Featured Heavily In The Subsequent 1989 Film Shag. It Secured A Further Lifeline To The Group Giving The Tams A #21 UK Hit With Their Song "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'". However The Track Was Subject To An Airplay Ban By The BBC Because The Word "shag" Means "to Have Sexual Intercourse" In Colloquial British English. 1 2 Still Quite Popular In The Southeastern United States They Continue To Record New Music And Perform At Well-Attended Concerts. In 1999 They Were Featured Performers With Jimmy Buffett On His CD Beach House On The Moon And Also Toured With Him Around The Country. Main Personnel * Joseph Pope - Born Joseph Lee Pope 6 November 1933 Atlanta Georgia — Died 16 March 1996 * Robert Lee Smith - Born 18 March 1936 * Horace Key - Born 13 April 1934 Atlanta Georgia * Charles Pope - Born 7 August 1936 Atlanta Georgia * Floyd Ashton - Born 15 August 1933 - Joined 1960 - Left 1963 * Little Red - Son Of Charles Pope Chart Hits * "Untie Me" - 1962 - U.S. R&B Chart #12 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #60. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #41. * "It's All Right You're Just In Love " - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #79. * "Silly Little Girl" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #87. * "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am" - 1964 - U.S. Hot 100 Chart #9 - ABC-Paramount . * "You Lied To Your Daddy" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #70. * "I've Been Hurt" - 1965 - Did Not Chart Southeast Regional Hit * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1968 - U.S. R&B Chart #26 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #61. * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1970 - UK Chart #32. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1971 - UK Chart #1 - Probe . * "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'" - 1987 - UK Chart #21 - Virgin . References 1. ^ James Masterton Chart Blog December 2007 2. ^ BBC - H2g2 - The Origins And Common Usage Of British Swear-Words * Guinness Book Of British Hit Singles - 16th Edition - ISBN 0-85112-190-X * The Guinness Book Of 500 Number One Hits - ISBN 0-85112-250-7 * The New Musical Express Book Of Rock 1975 Star Books ISBN 0 352 300744 External Links * The Original Tams Site * The Tams Site read less
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Origin Atlanta Georgia United States Genre S R&B Soul Years Active 1960 — Present Label S Swan Records
ABC-Paramount
Probe
Virgin
Members
Charles Pope
Robert Lee Smith
Little Red
Former Members
Joseph Pope
Horace Key
Floyd Ashton The Tams Sometimes Billed As "The Joe Pope Tams" Are An American Vocal Group From Atlanta Georgia Who Enjoyed Their Greatest Chart Success In The 1960s And The 1970s And Most Improbably In The 1980s. Two Separate Versions Of The Group Continue To Perform And Record. One Version Features Original Member Robert Lee Smith - 'The Original Tams With R. L. Smith' And The Other Under The Leadership Of Charles Pope Brother Of Founder Joe Pope. Contents * 1 Career * 2 Main Personnel * 3 Chart Hits * 4 References * 5 External Links Career They Were Originally Formed In 1960 And Took Their Long Lasting Name From The Tam O'shanter Style Of Hat That The Group Choose To Wear On Stage. By 1962 They Had A Hit Single On Swan Records. "Untie Me" A Joe South Composition Became A Top 20 U.S. R&B Success. Follow-Up Releases Largely Failed Until 1964 When "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am " Reached The Top 10 On The U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The Song Spent 3 Weeks At Number One On The Cashbox R&B Charts. "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Was Also A Modest U.S. Hit The Same Year. The Tams Had Only One Further Major U.S. Hit In 1968 When "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" Peaked On The Billboard R&B Chart At #26 And Subsequently Made The UK Top 40 In 1970. Their 1965 Recording "I've Been Hurt" Was Their Biggest Regional Hit Based On Sales And Airplay Prior To 1980. To Show The Importance Of Regional Sales And Airplay Fellow Beach Music Stars Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs Have An RIAA Gold Record For Williams' Song "May I" That Never Made The Billboard Hot 100. Many Radio Stations And DJs Consider "I've Been Hurt" To Be The Biggest Selling And Most Played Tams Song Even Though It Was Primarily Popular In The Southeast And Not Recognized As A National Hit By Billboard . However The Group Stunned Many Including Themselves By Flying To The Number One Slot In The UK Singles Chart In September 1971 With The Re-Issue Of "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" Thanks To Its Initial Support From The Then Thriving UK Northern Soul Scene. They Were Destined To Not Chart Again Until Sixteen Years Later When A Further UK Top 40 Entry Came About Because Of The Band's Association With A Dance Craze Known As The Carolina Shag Which Featured Heavily In The Subsequent 1989 Film Shag. It Secured A Further Lifeline To The Group Giving The Tams A #21 UK Hit With Their Song "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'". However The Track Was Subject To An Airplay Ban By The BBC Because The Word "shag" Means "to Have Sexual Intercourse" In Colloquial British English. 1 2 Still Quite Popular In The Southeastern United States They Continue To Record New Music And Perform At Well-Attended Concerts. In 1999 They Were Featured Performers With Jimmy Buffett On His CD Beach House On The Moon And Also Toured With Him Around The Country. Main Personnel * Joseph Pope - Born Joseph Lee Pope 6 November 1933 Atlanta Georgia — Died 16 March 1996 * Robert Lee Smith - Born 18 March 1936 * Horace Key - Born 13 April 1934 Atlanta Georgia * Charles Pope - Born 7 August 1936 Atlanta Georgia * Floyd Ashton - Born 15 August 1933 - Joined 1960 - Left 1963 * Little Red - Son Of Charles Pope Chart Hits * "Untie Me" - 1962 - U.S. R&B Chart #12 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #60. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #41. * "It's All Right You're Just In Love " - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #79. * "Silly Little Girl" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #87. * "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am" - 1964 - U.S. Hot 100 Chart #9 - ABC-Paramount . * "You Lied To Your Daddy" - 1964 - U.S. R&B Chart #70. * "I've Been Hurt" - 1965 - Did Not Chart Southeast Regional Hit * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1968 - U.S. R&B Chart #26 U.S. Hot 100 Chart #61. * "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" - 1970 - UK Chart #32. * "Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" - 1971 - UK Chart #1 - Probe . * "There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'" - 1987 - UK Chart #21 - Virgin . References 1. ^ James Masterton Chart Blog December 2007 2. ^ BBC - H2g2 - The Origins And Common Usage Of British Swear-Words * Guinness Book Of British Hit Singles - 16th Edition - ISBN 0-85112-190-X * The Guinness Book Of 500 Number One Hits - ISBN 0-85112-250-7 * The New Musical Express Book Of Rock 1975 Star Books ISBN 0 352 300744 External Links * The Original Tams Site * The Tams Site read less
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