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The Bolton Brothers
The Bolton Brothers were a duo from Ohio made up of Ralph Bolton on vocals and guitar and Dave Bolton on drums and vocals. They had their biggest hit with...
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The Bolton Brothers were a duo from Ohio made up of Ralph Bolton on vocals and guitar and Dave Bolton on drums and vocals. They had their biggest hit with "Come And Go With Me" in the 1950s, a song that reached the top of the charts and became their signature track.
Beyond that single, they recorded other songs like "Whatever You Need God's Got It" and built a catalog that included pop and rock material. Their career was complicated by personal issues, including Ralph's struggles with addiction and Dave's legal problems in the 1970s.
Their music, particularly "Come And Go With Me," has been covered by other artists over time. The brothers' story involves both their popular success and the difficulties that came with it.
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