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the originals

Grammy Winning and Grammy Nominated and the Oldest group that is still performing today. 

the Gentleman of valor

James B. Davis

Beachey Thompson

James B. Davis

James was the original founding member.  Born June 6, 1916 in Greenville, SC 

Ira Tucker

Beachey Thompson

James B. Davis

Joined the group in 1938 at the age of 13. 

Beachey Thompson

Beachey Thompson

Beachey Thompson

Born October 12, 1915. Tenor singer join the Birds in 1943.  He launched his singing career at the age of 11 with the Chestnut Grove Methodist Church Choir.

James Walker

Howard Carroll

Beachey Thompson

A distinguished member of the Hummingbirds, Walker joined the flock in the early 1950's. Walker enjoyed the expanded  opportunities available to the Birds, most notably a spate of background vocal activity in pop music  during the 70's and 80's. Walker is credited as composer of several Gospel Standards as "Touch Me Lord" and "Let Us Praise Him."  

William Bobo

Howard Carroll

Howard Carroll

Heavy Pumping Bass - Bass singer of the Dixie Hummingbirds. Hails from Spartenburg, SC, as does his best friend "Tuck."  Ironically enough Bobo was a Tenor until he had an unfortunate experience of practically freezing to death which caused his voice to change and since that time Bobo has been for his deep throaty resonance voice. 

Howard Carroll

Howard Carroll

Howard Carroll

Howard Alexander Carroll performed for the original Dixie Hummingbirds like no other, his fingers sliding along the neck of his electric guitar so fast that he was called "Grease Lighting," said family friend Ira Tucker, Jr.

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