A Baltimore vocal group whose heartache tunes were admired by the '70s soul hardcore, though they didn't usually register enough with the general R&B audience to be hits. Lead vocalist Billy Herndon teamed with Garrett Jones and Gerald Pinkney for several memorable singles on Stang, although their best topical cut, "Message From a Black Man" in 1970, was on A&M. Their best known song was "I'll Erase Away Your Pain," which reached number 14 R&B in 1971. They also teamed with the Moments for "Girls," which peaked at number 25. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
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The Whatnauts play classic 1970s soul and R&B, known for lush vocal harmonies and heart-wrenching ballads released on Stang Records. Follow The Whatnauts on Mood.
The Whatnauts originated from Baltimore, Maryland, where the soul vocal group was founded in 1969.
The Whatnauts originally consisted of lead vocalist Billy Herndon, Garrett Jones, and Gerard Pinkney.