When Williams was forced to leave the Temptations in 1971 because of his failing health, Street took his place, and The Monitors were dissolved. British producer Ian Levine recorded a new version of The Monitors in the late 1980s, with lead singer Darrell Littlejohn (a nephew of Smokey Robinson), Warren Harris, Maurice Fagin, Herschel Hunter, and Leah Harris, but without Street. The group released a new album, "Grazing in the Grass", on Levine's Motorcity label. One single, "Standing Still" was released, in 1990. "The Elgins Meet The Monitors", a British import CD, was released in 1997. It pairs their sole album for Motown with one by fellow Motown group The Elgins. It contains every track from each of their LPs, along with some previously unreleased Monitors songs. In 2011, their compilation album, "Say You! The Motown Anthology 1963-1968", was released. It compiles all the songs recorded by The Monitors at their tenure at Motown, released under the Kent Soul label (an Ace Records subsidiary that releases Northern Soul music), including every track from their 1968 album "Greetings! We're The Monitors". The album also contains many other songs that were not included in their debut album; there are several B-sides from singles that were released by the group, including "All For Someone" and "Don't Put Off 'Til Tomorrow What You Can Do Today", as well as some previously unreleased tracks like "Crying In The Night". Singles  Albums