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The Clyde McPhatter Era Clyde McPhatter Discography The Drifters' first significant lead singer, Clyde McPhatter, would depart the group in October of 1954 due to receiving his draft notice from the armed services.  Clyde had taken a stance during his time with the Drifters insisting on a significant share of the group's earnings - something…

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