The Whispers Biography

The Whispers, which included twin brothers Walter and Wallace (Scotty) Scott, Nicholas Caldwell, Marcus Hutson, and Leaveil Degree (who replaced departing member Gordy Harmon in 1973), made their debut for local LA label Dore Records in 1970, with Seems Like I Gotta Do Wrong, which reached the pop and R&B charts. They remained a mid-charting act on the Don Cornelius/Dick Griffey Soul Train label (later the popular SOLAR label) throughout the 1970s, but with the album Headlights and memorable hits like Olivia, All The Way, and a cover of Bread's Make It With You, they gained momentum toward the end of the decade.

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