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Submit Your ReviewBilly Ward was neither a flamboyant vocalist nor a great instrumentalist; his success came directly from his ability to spot and nurture talent. Unfortunately, Ward was also a taskmaster and couldn't hold onto singers very long after discovering and recruiting them for his groups. But for a short period in the 1950s, Ward and the Dominoes ruled R&B by featuring two of its premier vocalists, Clyde McPhatter and Jackie Wilson. Neither stayed long, but were in the band enough time to make some seminal hits, included in this 20-cut anthology. Ironically, the song the group is remembered for the most featured bass vocalist Bill Brown doing the lead on the title track. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Sixty Minute Men: The Best of Billy Ward & His Dominoes
11/16/1993
All Music Guide Review
Sixty Minute Men: The Best of Billy Ward & His Dominoes Track Listing
Credits of Sixty Minute Men: The Best of Billy Ward & His Dominoes
- Gene A. Mullins
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Gene Mumford
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Ted Myers
- Research
- Gary Peterson
- Research
- Billy Ward
- Piano, Arranger, Main Performer
- Peter Grendysa
- Liner Notes
- Charlie White
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Geoff Gans
- Art Direction
- David McNeil
- Bass (Vocal)
- Milton Merle
- Baritone (Vocal)
- James Van Loan
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Billy Ward & the Dominoes
- Main Performer
- Patrick Milligan
- Research
- Randall Merryman
- Remastering
- Reggie Collins
- Project Assistant
- Dave Booth
- Project Assistant
- J. Taylor Doggett
- Project Assistant
- Bill Brown
- Bass (Vocal)
- Joe Lamont
- Baritone (Vocal)
- James Austin
- Compilation Producer
- Walter DeVenne
- Project Assistant
- Little Esther
- Vocals
- Cliff Givens
- Bass (Vocal)
- Milt Grayson
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Clyde McPhatter
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Jackie Wilson
- Tenor (Vocal)
- Esther Phillips
- Vocals
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