In 1972, after a decade with Motown, the Spinners changed labels and signed with Atlantic Records, replacing Cameron with Philippé Wynne in the process. After the move, the group became one of the most successful soul acts of the 1970s, with a string of hits that included I'll Be Around, Could It Be I'm Falling in Love, One of a Kind (Love Affair), Ghetto Child, Then Came You (in collaboration with Dionne Warwick), They Just Can't Stop It (The Games People Play), and The Rubberband Man. The band recorded two songs for the soundtrack of the movie The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, as well as appearing in the movie itself. The band had two more hits in 1980 with Working My Way Back to You - Forgive Me, Girl and Cupid - I've Loved You for a Long Time, but that marked the end of the band's major chart successes.
In subsequent years the band has experienced numerous roster changes, with Henry Famborough being the only remaining original member with the band, but they never broke up. The Spinners have continued to tour continuously to the present day, and show no signs of stopping any time soon.
They can be found on Facebook as the Mighty Spinners.
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