The Capitols Top Songs Greatest Hits and Chart Singles Discography

The Capitols were an American, Detroit, Michigan-based soul trio, widely known in 1966 for their Billboard hit single "Cool Jerk". == Formation and disbandment == The R&B trio formed in 1962 as "The Three Caps," with Samuel George as the lead vocalist and drummer, Don Storball (birth name: Don Norman) on backup vocals and guitar, and Richard Mitchell (birth name: Richard McDougall) on backup vocals and keyboard. After playing predominantly small gigs, they were discovered by former Ann Arbor radio... [more on Wikipedia]

The Capitols began charting in 1966 with Cool Jerk.The artist placed 3 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, one of which reached the Top‑10.On US RnB the artist achieved 1 Top‑10.

Top songs: #1: Cool Jerk - #2: We Got a Thing That's in the Groove - #3: I Got to Handle It - #4: Patty Cake - #5: Soul Brother, Soul Sister
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  1966
Cool Jerk
1.
04/1966
#1  Cool Jerk
The Capitols greentick

from Dance the Cool Jerk   
134 pts
7
US
2
R&B
[Karen 1524]
written by Donald Storball
2.
08/1966
#3  I Got to Handle It
The Capitols greentick

from We Got a Thing   
12 pts
74
US
49
R&B
[Karen 1525]
written by Duke Browner
3.
11/1966
#2  We Got a Thing That's in the Groove
The Capitols greentick

from We Got a Thing   
17 pts
65
US
26
R&B
[Karen 1526]
written by Don Storball
  1967
4.
04/1967
#4  Patty Cake
The Capitols greentick

3 pts
125
US


[Karen 1534]
written by Arthur Resnick & Joe Levine
  1969
5.
01/1969
#5  Soul Brother, Soul Sister
The Capitols greentick

3 pts


42
R&B
[Karen 1543]
written by Donald Storball


See also...

Don Storball • Richard Mitchell • Sam George


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