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Daniel Earl Rapp (May 9, 1941 – April 3, 1983) was an American singer and the frontman for the group Danny & the Juniors. The group is best known for their 1958 hit "At the Hop". Career. Rapp's musical career began in 1955 with the formation of his group The Juvenairs, which later became known as Danny and the Juniors.
24. Juli 2018 · Danny Rapp, the man who first sang “Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay” and “At The Hop” stumbled and fell after stardom faded. by Burt Kearns & Jeff Abraham. The Juvenairs were four teenagers from southwest Philadelphia who got together in 1955 to make music.
Danny Rapp, Frank Maffei, Joe Terranova und Dave White besuchten zu dieser Zeit gemeinsam eine Oberschule und beschlossen, eine Rock-’n’-Roll-Tanzband zu gründen. Die Band trat zunächst in der näheren Umgebung ihrer Schule unter dem Namen The Juvenairs auf. Etwas später stieß dann der Saxophonist Lennie Baker zur Band hinzu.
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Inducted: 1992. Danny Rapp b. May 10, 1941 d. April 5, 1983. Frank Maffei b. November 1940. Joe Terranova b. January 30, 1941. Danny & the Juniors shot straight to the top of the charts in early 1958 with their biggest hit ever, the gold-selling “At the Hop” (penned by the songwriting team of Dave White and John Madara), though they reached ...
2. Apr. 2024 · He grew up in a neighborhood where doo-wop, R&B, and rock-n-roll were in the air. Rapp’s career as a singer started when he joined forces with his friends Joe Terranova, Dave White, and Frank Maffei, and they formed The Juvenairs in 1955. With Rapp’s high-energy, sweet, and soulful tenor vocals, Danny & The Juniors were destined ...
Philadelphia high school students Danny Rapp, Dave White, Joe Terranova, and Frank Maffei started singing together in 1955 as The Juvenairs. The boys were fans of the local Rhythm And Blues radio stations where they heard the first stirrings of a new music soon to become known as Rock 'n' Roll.
