Clyde McPhatter - That’s Enough For Me (c.1958)
“If there is one voice through which the glories of R&B ran their course in the 1950’s,” wrote Nick Tosches, “it may very well be Clyde McPhatter’s.” That’s high praise for a man born in Durham, NC who sang with the Dominoes (including their recording of “Sixty Minute Man”), was the first lead singer for the Drifters and then went onto a great solo career. Smokey Robinson said that when he was growing up, Clyde was “The Man”, and everyone knew it…here’s “The Man” in a somewhat rare recording from January of 1958, “That’s Enough For Me”.
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