Effective period / Period of releases: 1957 - 1965

Members: Hal Hardy

Founded by Tom Holbert and Paul Hendricks in the late 1950s, Nashville vocal group The Neptunes recorded under various incarnations for a handful of small labels.
Hal Hardy (who would later become known for his caped performances on the Nashville produced TV program Night Train), Robert 'Dickey' Dixon (a professional boxer), Joe Wade (singer Johnny Bragg's nephew), Hendricks (recorded solo as P.W. Cannon), James Porter Box and Henry 'Sonny' Short, were part of the ensemble when "House Of Heartaches" was recorded.