Doo-Wop favourites

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Sonny Till & The Orioles:

 

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The Paramours:

 

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Norman Fox & The Rob Roys then and now:

 

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Tony Passaqualaqua, who was the lead singer for The Fascinators:

 

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The Expressions:

 

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The Crows:

 

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The Edsels:

 

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Larry Chance & The Earls:

 

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The Elegants:

 

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Not really Doo Wop, but still a great song from the era:

 

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The Cleftones from the PBS series of Doo Wop:

 

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The Nutmegs:

 

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The Volumes:

 

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The Schoolboys:

 

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The Drifters are more R&B, except this song could be considered under the genre of Doo Wop:

 

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The Cleftones:

 

[Trade]

 

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The Videls:

 

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The late, great, Richie Valens:

The original song by Robert & Johnny:

 

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The Kodaks:

 

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Rochelle & The Candles:

 

[HiDesertHal]

Only the Blacks could do great DooWop!

"Silhouettes" was (and is) one of my faves.

Hal

 

[Sassycakes]

I can't believe I never heard this song before a few weeks ago. It's strange because my name is Barbara.

 

[HiDesertHal]

Yeah, the Platters were right there on top, but so were the Penguins, with their immortal "Earth Angel"!

Hal

 

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