Harry (born, January 19th, 1950 - died, April 3rd, 2006), In 1968 started his career with the Philly Soul group “The Futures,”

They parted ways in 1980 and in late 1995, Harry joined The Temptations becoming the 17th member, replacing P-Funk member Ray Davis, who left due to health

problems following the completion of their “For Lovers Only” album. He debuted by lip-syncing to Ray’s vocals in the group’s music video for “Time After Time”.

Harry soon appeared on the group’s later albums, including “Phoenix Rising” (the biggest-selling album, 1998), the Grammy-winning “Ear-Resistible” (2000), and “Awesome” (2001).

Harry remained a member until his dismissal in October 2003 and soon toured with other former Temptations in their tribute groups until his passing.