[1] In 1954, with himself singing bass, and along Calvin Nichols, Mary Archer and brothers Clarence and Bill Blalock, he formed a group called The Victors.
News got out which attracted the attention of Baritone Bill Oxendine who joined up.
[3] The Sheryl released came about as a result of Weldon running into Atlantic Records promo man Jerry Ross.
The backing band was called The Manhattans and was made up of keyboardist Ruben Wright, guitarist Johnny Stiles, sax player Harrison Scott and drummer Norman Conners.
[8] Their last released was on the Uptown label with "Keep Climbing Brothers" bw "It's Unbelievable" in 1969.