The Whispers are a veteran R&B quintet with an impressive mulit year legacy of R&B hits. Formes in Los Angeles by twins Walter and Wallace Scott, Nicholas, Caldwell, Marcus Huston and Gordy Harmon (who left in 1973), The Whispers turned up on the Dove label in 1964 with "I Was Born When You Kissed Me". In 1969, the quintet climbed the soul charts for the first time with "The Time Has Come" on Soul Clock, and they cracked the R&B Top Ten the next year with "Seems Like I Gotta Do Wrong". They've remained hit-makers ever since for the labels Janus, Soul Train, and Solar, with smash hits like the solid gold chart-topper "And the Beat Goes On" in 1980 and another number one urban contemporary hit, Rock Steady" in 1987. After being their backbone and selling point since the group's inception, twin lead vocalist Walter and Wallace Scott took time out for solo careers in 1993, but still remained with the Whispers

Inducted into the R&B Hall of Fame in 2014