members, Andre Ramseur (aka Dre Wonda) and Faruq Evans. They released a single called "Favorite Girl" also on the BMW label. Ramseur later left the group and was replaced by Billy Covington. On July 2, 2014, former Hi-Five member Russell Neal was charged with murder, over the fatal stabbing of his wife in Houston. Hi-Five was featured on the TVOne music documentary series Unsung'' on August 6, 2014, chronicling the quintet's upbringing in Waco, their rise to superstardom, tragedies among group members, and their comeback. Former member Roderick “Pooh” Clark died on April 17, 2022, at the age of 49. Discography Studio albums EP Compilation albums Singles Music videos References External links African-American musical groups American pop music groups American soul musical groups American contemporary R&B musical groups American boy bands New jack swing music groups Musical groups from Waco, Texas Musical groups established in 1989 Musical groups disestablished in 1994 Musical groups reestablished in 2012 Jive Records artists Vocal quintets Waco High School alumni