The Ron Hicklin Singers

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The Ron Hicklin Singers were a group of Los Angeles studio singers contracted and organized by Ron Hicklin. They are mostly known as the real singers behind the background vocals on The Partridge Family recordings.

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In Los Angeles studio circles in the 1960s through 1980s, they were the vocal equivalent of (and often worked with) The Wrecking Crew, performing backup vocals on thousands of songs, TV and movie themes, and as lead (while remaining anonymous) singers on thousands of radio and television commercials.

Members

The core group usually consisted of (by voice type):

However, this core group was often augmented with other specialist vocalists such as:

Motion pictures, television and radio work

The group performed themes for major motion pictures in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.

The group also sang the themes for major hit-TV shows of the period:

In addition, they sang many commercial vocals, including United States advertising campaigns for:

Radio and television station-ID jingle companies throughout the last four decades of the 20th century used the group in their productions, including:

Noteworthy recording work

The group also sang on recordings credited to: [5]

Works of selected members

The Bähler Brothers were part of the singing group hired by Ron Hicklin on Hugo Montenegro's Albums.

The Bähler Brothers, Jackie Ward, and Ron Hicklin joined David Cassidy as the singers on the Partridge Family.

Member Jackie Ward also had a hit on her own as Robin Ward with the 1963 hit "Wonderful Summer". [20]

Where are they now?

Below information current as of August, 2023.

John Bähler lives in Branson, Missouri and conducts the "new" Lawrence Welk orchestra as well as running Portraits By Bähler.

Bähler's wife, Janet Lennon-Bähler of the Lennon Sisters, still tours in casinos and resorts around the country as part of an extensive nostalgia circuit, bringing music of the 1940s and 1950s to a new audience.

Tom Bähler, a long-time close associate of composer Quincy Jones as well as being associate producer and arranger of "We Are the World", [21] lives in California's Santa Ynez Valley north of Los Angeles and continues to occasionally produce as well as record. He is also a songwriter of renown, having penned the Bobby Sherman hit "Julie, Do Ya Love Me" [22] and Michael Jackson's "She's Out of My Life". [23]

Ron Hicklin himself retired from the business in the mid-1990s, and lives in Vonore, Tennessee and Ko Olina (on Oahu) with his wife, Trudi.

Discography

Partial chronological list of albums containing one or more cuts with one or more Ron Hicklin Singers: [24]

YearAlbumGroup / ArtistLabelRIAA
1960Crazy Times [25] Gene Vincent Capitol
1960Along The Trail [26] The Eligibles Capitol
1960Love Is A Gamble [27] The Eligibles Capitol
1961 When I Fall in Love [28] The Lettermen Capitol
1962Mike Fright [29] The Eligibles Capitol
1964Mustang! [30] The Zip-Codes Liberty
1965 This Diamond Ring [31] Gary Lewis & The Playboys Liberty
1965 Everybody Love's a Clown [32] Gary Lewis & The Playboys Liberty
1965 A Session With Gary Lewis and the Playboys [33] Gary Lewis & The Playboys Liberty
1966She's Just My Style [34] Gary Lewis & The Playboys Liberty
1966 The Monkees [35] The Monkees Colgems 5× Platinum
1967 More Of The Monkees [36] The Monkees Colgems 5× Platinum
1967The Yellow Balloon [37] The Yellow Balloon Canterbury
1968 Woman, Woman [38] Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Columbia
1968 Gary Puckett & The Union Gap [39] Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Columbia
1968 Incredible [40] Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Columbia
1968 On Tap, In The Can, Or In The Bottle [41] Hank Thompson and The Brazos Valley Boys Dot
1969 Hair [42] Stan Kenton Capitol
1969Moog Power [43] Hugo Montenegro RCA
1969 Touching You, Touching Me [44] Neil Diamond Uni
1970 Let It Be [45] Bud Shank with The Bob Alcivar Singers World Pacific Jazz
1970 The Partridge Family Album [46] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1970Young [47] Ralph Carmichael and The Young People Light
1971 Up to Date [48] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1971 Sound Magazine [49] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1971 A Partridge Family Christmas Card [50] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1971His Great Hits [51] Gábor Szabó Impulse!
1971 On Any Sunday [52] Dominic Frontiere Bell
1971 Indian Reservation [53] Paul Revere & the Raiders Columbia
1971Gandharva [54] Beaver & Krause Warner Bros
1971Wings [55] Michel Colombier A&M
1971The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy One [56] Jack Daugherty A&M
1972 Shopping Bag [57] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1972 The Partridge Family Notebook [58] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1972 Climax featuring Sonny Geraci [59] Climax Rocky Road Records
1972Billie Joe Thomas [60] B.J. Thomas Scepter Records
1972Raised on Records [61] P.F. Sloan Mums
1972D/B/A Crow [62] David WagnerAmaretto
1972Orchestra Arranged and Conducted By Michel Legrand [63] Sarah Vaughan Mainstream Records
1972Without You [64] Ray Conniff Singers CBS
1972After The Lovin' [65] Ray Conniff Singers Columbia
1972Love Theme From The Godfather [66] Ray Conniff Singers Columbia
1973 Crossword Puzzle [67] The Partridge Family Bell Gold
1973 Gram Parsons [68] Gram Parsons Reprise
1973 Ringo [69] Ringo Starr Apple
1973Live at the Greek Theatre [70] Vikki Carr Columbia
1973The Last Thing On My Mind [71] Austin Roberts Chelsea
1973Miss America [72] Vikki Carr Columbia
1973Vagabonds Roost [73] Sherman Hayes Capitol
1973Naturally [74] Judy Lynn Amaretto
1974 Grievous Angel [75] Gram Parsons Reprise
1974 Dark Lady [76] Cher MCA Records
1974 Stop and Smell the Roses [77] Mac Davis Columbia
1974 A Little Bit Of Love [78] Paul Williams A&M
1974Touch Me [79] John Davidson 20th Century
1975 Rich Man's Woman [80] Elkie Brooks A&M
1975What I Did For Love [81] Jack Jones RCA Victor
1975 John R. Cash [82] Johnny Cash Columbia
1975 Introducing Sparks [83] Sparks Columbia
1975 Ordinary Fool [84] Paul Williams A&M
1975Un Tonto Común [85] Paul Williams A&M
1975 Two Sides of the Moon [86] Keith Moon MCA/Polydor
1976 Act like Nothing's Wrong [87] Al Kooper United Artists
1976 Making Our Dreams Come True [88] Cyndi Grecco Private
1976 Shaun Cassidy [89] Shaun Cassidy Warner Bros Platinum
1976 Slow Down World [90] Donovan Epic
1976 Cry Tough [91] Nils Lofgren A&M
1976 Blue Moves [92] Elton John MCA/Rocket Platinum
1976 Young and Rich [93] The Tubes A&M
1976A Song Is A Gentle Thing [94] Deanna EdwardsTeleketics
1976Pictures & Rhymes [95] Jim Weatherly ABC
1976 A Little Bit Of Love [96] Paul Williams A&M
1976 Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart [97] Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart Capitol
1977 He Touched Me [98] Tennessee Ernie Ford Capitol
1977Crepusculo En Oklahoma = Oklahoma Twilight [99] Wayne Parker Ariola America
1977Washington: Behind Closed Doors (Original Music From) [100] Dominic Frontiere ABC
1977The Full Life [101] Jack Jones RCA Victor
1977 Born Late [102] Shaun Cassidy Warner Bros Platinum
1978 Under Wraps [103] Shaun Cassidy Warner Bros
1978 Dream Captain and Tennille A&M
1978 Leif Garrett [104] Leif Garrett Atlantic
1978Hard Love [102] Shaun Cassidy Warner Bros
1978Jaded Virgin [105] Marshall Chapman Epic
1978 Grease [106] Grease RSO 8× Platinum
1978 You Don't Bring Me Flowers [107] Neil Diamond Columbia 2× Platinum
1978Ray Conniff Plays The Bee Gees & Other Great Hits [108] Ray Conniff Singers Discos CBS
1979Groovin' You [109] Harvey Mason Arista
1979 No One Home [110] Lalo Schifrin Tabu
1979Gershwin '79 [111] Westside Strutters Parachute
1979Lucky Day [112] Alan Price Jet
1979Portrait Of Love [113] Jon Byron Light
1979 Apocalypse Now - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [114] Carmine Coppola & Francis Coppola Elektra
1979Jerry Lee Lewis [115] Jerry Lee Lewis Warner Bros
1980 Ghost Riders [116] Outlaws Arista
1980Roadie (Original Motion Picture Sound Track) [117] Various Warner Bros
1980 No More Dirty Deals [118] The Johnny Van Zant Band Polydor
1980The Lord's Prayer - Teach Us To Pray [119] Reba Rambo & Dony McGuire Light
1980Rising Sun [120] Alan Price Jet
1980 Make Your Move [121] Captain & Tennille RTV Gold
1980Rise Again...He's Alive [122] Paul Johnson Vocal Band MCA
1980 Trilogy: Past, Present & Future [123] Frank Sinatra Reprise
1981 Made in America [124] The Carpenters A&M
1981Dark Orchid [125] Sammy Nestico Palo Alto
1981 David Essex – Be-Bop The Future [126] David Essex Mercury
1982 The Dukes Of Hazzard [127] Various Scotti Bros
1982So Far...So Good [128] Stella Parton Town House
1982The Best of Jerry Lee Lewis Featuring 39 and Holding [129] Jerry Lee Lewis Elektra
1982Messiah Bright Morning Star [130] Reba Rambo & Dony McGuire Light
1983 Voices of the Heart [131] The Carpenters A&M Gold
1983Got My Eye On You [132] Johnny Koonce A&M
1984And I Love You So [133] Howard Keel PolyTel
1985With Love: For Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow [134] Howard Keel PolyTel
1993 When My Heart Finds Christmas [135] Harry Connick Jr. Columbia 3× Platinum
1993 Swing Kids (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) [136] James Horner Milan
1995 When You Wish Upon A Chipmunk [137] The Chipmunks Chipmunk
1995 Casper (Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack) [138] James Horner MCA
1995 Apollo 13 (Music From The Motion Picture) [139] James Horner MCA
1996Live A Little, Love A Little & The Trouble With Girls & Charro! & Change Of Habit [140] Elvis Presley RCA
1998Breath Of Heaven: A Christmas Collection [141] Vince Gill with Patrick Williams and His Orchestra MCA
2004Come To The Sunshine: Soft Pop Nuggets From The WEA Vaults [142] Various Rhino
2006 Here Comes Inspiration [143] Paul Williams East Central One
2008Ray Conniff Plays The Bee Gees & Other Great Hits / I Will Survive [144] Ray Conniff Singers Sony BMG
2010 Carnival of Sound [145] Jan & Dean Rhino

There were in addition multiple albums for each below:

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