Clyde McPhatter began his career as a member of Billy Ward & the Dominos and was featured on their big hit “Have Mercy Baby.” He then became lead singer for the Drifters on their early hits like “Money Honey.” His solo career began in 1958 with his first hit, “A Lover’s Question.” His first #1 hit as a solo artist happened in 1959 with “Treasure of Love.” Also in 1959, Atlantic Records released the album, “Clyde,” featuring “A Lover’s Question.” An original copy of the 45 is worth up to $25.00 but the album can sell for $200.00 today.