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The Delfonics caught the rising tide of R&B music at just the right time in the late 1960's. The group's unique style of singing and their patented dance steps caught the fancy of popular music followers both black and white. This made them a stellar attraction at rock concerts, theaters and on the night club circuit.

The motivating force for the group to enter a music career was William (Poogie) Hart. William was inspired by the recordings for Frankie Lyman & The Teenagers and Little Anthony & The Imperials.

William organized his first singing group at the age of fourteen. They sang at local parties and dances. As the group grew older, they began to sing at area clubs.

Randy Cain left the group to attend college for two years. In 1966, Randy decided to rejoin the group to pursue his singing career.

A short time later, the Delfonics released their first single on a minor record label entitled "HE DON'T REALLY LOVE YOU". The song, like all the Delfonics future hits, was written by William Hart. This record helped bring them into the major league among other local groups.

It took the group a short time to produce another local hit, "YOU'VE BEEN UNTRUE".

 
The Delfonics were well on their way to success when William wrote "LA LA MEANS I LOVE YOU". The song was oddly fashioned. With sugary sentimental lyrics and William's high yet mellow vocals, the song became an instant hit. The song reached the Top Ten charts across the country. Before long, the song was winning favor in Europe and especially in England. The Delfonics were now international celebrities.