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Personnel: Jackie Marshall, Johnny Caufield, Otis Munson, Ken Goodloe, John Fitch, Ben Asero (tenor).This compilation originally started out as a 14 track vinyl doo-wop collection of rarities from the Jamie-Guyden catalog issued in 1974. Originally mastered from vinyl sources, one of the tracks actually skipped on the vinyl incarnation of this set! Fortunately, digital remastering from the original tapes brings us all but one of those original 14, along with five new bonus tracks, again all from the original masters. This is, in the main, raw Philadelphia R&B and doo-wop that also includes great one-offs from Cleveland's Larks ("I Want Her to Love Me"), New Jersey's No Names ("Love"), Brooklyn's Heartbeats ("Darling I Want to Get Married" and "One Million Years"), and California groups... Less

DOO WOP 51: LIVE! was originally aired on television during PBS's pledge drive in December 2000.Recorded at Benedum Center For The Performing Arts, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on May 16-17, 2000. Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl.Liner Note Author: Bill Dahl.Recording information: Benedum Center For Preforming Arts, Pittsburg, PA (05/16/2000/05/17 /2000).Doo Wop 51: Live! isn't for everybody, nor is it for every doo wop fan, either. It's for the fan who loves the singing and loves nostalgia -- the kind who wants to hear the great groups reunite, in some form, and sing their hits years later. This isn't necessarily the same thing as being a doo wop fanatic, since there are plenty of ravenous doo wop fans -- the kind who seek out rare singles, arguing the merits of Philadelphia vs. New York --... Less

The Legends Of Doo Wop: Jimmy Gallagher (vocals); Tony Passe, Frank Mancuso, Steve Horn.Personnel: Frank Mancuso, Jimmy Gallagher, Steve Horn , Tony Passalacqua (vocals). Recording information: Ridenour Recording Studios, Oakland Park, FL.Legends of Doo Wop are a kind of vocal harmony supergroup, made up of former members from four 1950s groups: Steve Horn (the Five Sharks), Jimmy Gallagher (the Passions), Frank Mancuso (the Imaginations), and Tony Passalacqua (the Fascinators). This release is actually all 14 tracks from an earlier CD called Alive, with five new recordings tacked on at the end. These guys are professionals, and the new versions of their signature songs are dead-on, re-creating a bygone era, only with great sound and full stereo harmonies. ~ Steve Leggett

Liner Note Author: Ed Engel.Compiling a musical anthology by race doesn't seem a smart move, since it forces assumptions on listeners and challenges them to seek out the differences that separate the music of one race from that of another, whether those differences exist or not. Yes, the Collectables compilation Vanilla Doo Wop is a very unified set, thematically and musically, since it spotlights a very specific brand of white doo wop that flourished during the late '50s and early '60s. These groups were influenced by the dreamy balladry of the Penguins and Flamingos instead of the rollicking good times of the Coasters and Dominoes, and they usually recorded similar material, shimmering songs that treated love as a faraway destination they hoped one day to visit. Such is the vision of... Less

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A casual glance at the songs on Doo Wop Diner, Vol. 3 may be tempting for fans of the genre looking to add to their collection, but buyers beware: these are re-recordings. Hearing these 16 tracks re-recorded utilizing the latest technology robs them of the charm associated with street-corner harmonizing. For those who are simply looking for some decent songs in the doo wop style, you won't come across a better set. However, if you're looking for the original '50s versions of these tunes, skip this. ~ Al Campbell

The T-Shirt Doo Wop - Simple is our old-school favorite. Perfect for use in sports where you are bound to sweat and need wide range of movement. Short sleeves to let cool air in on those hot and sunny days. Also great for every day use and to show everyone your love for doo-wop.This product is made of the finest combed jersey which feels soothing against your skin. Shoulder-to-should er taping guarantees long life and a good fit. doo-wop T-Shirt is available in 10 different color options. Heather Grey: 80%

The spirit of the doo wop era, captured in spectacular visuals! This landmark volume by radio legend “Cousin Brucie” Morrow--now in paperback--not only revisits the gorgeous, lilting harmonies of unforgettable doo wop favorites, but also traces music, politics, art, architecture, and popular culture from doo wop’s 1940s roots up into the sixties. Much like the best-selling title Hippie, chapters are filled with priceless memorabilia from the period, including duotone and full-color archival photography, posters, album covers, newspaper articles, magazine covers, lyrics, and more.