Welcome to the 

documentary project of 

Harold Winley AND The CLOVERS 

The CLOVERS: Then and Now Project is a documentary on the history of The CLOVERS coming up in the Washington DC area. The documentary will feature Mr. Harold Winley, the last surviving original member, and Mr. King Raymond Green, whom has brought the current group together.  This documentary will have  clips of the original group's live performances in the 1950's, pictures and scenery of the Washington DC areas where The CLOVERS came up and performed, interviews with Harold Winley and King Raymond Green and coverage of their upcoming live show at the Howard Theater. 

The CLOVERS are a singing group that was founded by Harold "Hal" Lucas in 1946, in Washington DC.  In 1949, Harold Winley joined the group, replacing their bass singer Billy Shelton.  That same year guitarist Bill Harris joined the group, making The Clovers complete.  The original members of the Clovers included:  John "Buddy" Bailey, who sang lead; Hal Lucas, who sang baritone; Harold Winley, who sang bass; Mathew McQuater, who sang second tenor; and Bill Harris, who played guitar.