Caleb Nathaniel Ginyard Jr. - Trivia, Family, Bio

American singer known for his work in the gospel and doo-wop genres. He rose to fame as a member of the Jubalaires. After the Jubalaires disbanded, he went on to form the Du Droppers, whose 1953 hit "I Wanna Know" reached number three on the Billboard R&B charts. 

Before Fame

He sang in his church before launching his singing career. 

Trivia

He performed for US troops as a member of the Golden Gate Quartet. He settled in Basel, Switzerland after leaving the group. 

Family Life

His father was a slave in South Carolina. He had five children with his wife Janie Elnora. He also had two children with a second wife in Switzerland.

Associated With

He and his bandmates in the Jubalaires performed on Arthur Godfrey's radio show.