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The Drapers
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Rock, R&B/Soul and Pop
After leaving the Drifters, Dock Green formed a new Drapers group, with Johnny Moore, "Carnation Charlie" Hughes, and Tommy Evans (who was still with the Drifters). Since Evans, Moore, and Hughes had all been with the Drifters in the mid-50s, this meant that the Drapers were more the Drifters than the current Drifters were. Members: Dock Green (Baritone), Johnny Moore (Tenor), "Carnation Charlie" Hughes (First Tenor / Baritone), Tommy Evans (Bass)
Members
 | Sir Charles Hughes voc, g US |
| Tommy Evans voc, b 1927-1984 US |
Popular Tracks 
Concerto for Horn & Orchestra No. 2 in E-Flat Major, K. 417: I. Allegro maestoso on Mozart: Horn Concertos & Concert Rondo by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart & Richard Watkins Water Music Suite in F Major: VI. Bourree on Handel: Water Music by George Frideric HandelTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| You Got To Look Up / (I Know) Your Love Has Gone Away | The Drapers | 1962 | Single |
| (I Know) Your Love Has Gone Away / Don't Accuse Me | The Drapers | Single |
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