When "I Sold My Heart" became popular, Robinson sent the Ordettes to promote it under the assumed name of the Blue Belles. After a televised performance at American Bandstand featuring the Ordettes, the Starlets' manager sued Harold Robinson and Bobby Martin. Around the same time, Robinson was also sued for having another group use the name "Blue Belles". Following the aftermath of the ordeals, Robinson gave Patti Holte a new name, "Patti LaBelle", and the group's name was rechristened as Patti LaBelle and The Blue Belles.
When "I Sold My Heart" became popular Robinson sent the Ordettes to promote it under the assumed name of the Blue Belles After a televised performance at American Bandstand featuring the Ordettes the Starlets' manager sued Harold Robinson and Bobby Martin Around the same time Robinson was also sued for having another group use the name "Blue Belles" Following the aftermath of the ordeals Robinson gave Patti Holte a new name "Patti LaBelle" and the group's name was rechristened as Patti LaBelle and The Blue Belles