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The Capitols
The Capitols were a Detroit, Michigan-based soul trio widely known in the late 1960s for their ''Billboard'' hit single "Cool Jerk".
==Formation and Disbandment==
The R&B trio formed in 1962 as "The Caps," with Samuel George as the lead vocalist and drummer, Don Storball (birth name: Don Norman) on backup vocals and guitar, and Richard Mitchell (birth name: Richard McDougall) on backup vocals and keyboard.〔Mednick, Avram (2000). ''The 100 Greatest Rock'n'Roll Songs Ever''. iUniverse. p. 42. ISBN 1475902573.〕 After playing predominantly small gigs, they were discovered by former Ann Arbor radio DJ Ollie McLaughlin after performing at a local dance headlined by Barbara Lewis. After signing with the Karen record label, owned by McLaughlin, the group went on to record and release their first single in 1963, "Dog and Cat/The Kick". The record displayed the upbeat energy of their later work, however the juvenile nature and lyrics of the song couldn't find a substantial audience. In light of the disappointing performance of their debut single, the group dissolved and pursued other ventures.
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