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Vor 3 Tagen · Hi Everybody ! 😘 Thank you for visiting my channel 😘I collect the best doo wop songs I have worked with a lot of artists. All copyrights have been explici...
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Vor 2 Tagen · She called the song “True Blue” because that was one of Penn’s favorite sayings. “True Blue” is a 1950s/1960s style doo-wop love song. Part of what makes it better than its influences is ...
Vor einem Tag · “Duke of Earl” is a classic doo-wop song by Gene Chandler, released in 1962. Written by Chandler along with Earl Edwards and Bernice Williams, the song features Chandler’s smooth and soulful ...
Vor einem Tag · The next two singles, ‘If You Try’ and ‘Prayee’ (also included on the same LP) did not chart at all — and the band’s last chance for redemption was offered in early 1959, when they got to put out one more Arlene Smith original (co-credited to Ritchie Barrett), the dramatic doo-wop waltz of ‘I Can’t Take It (There’s Our Song Again)’ (depending on the circumstances, you can ...
Vor 4 Tagen · Doo Wop Oldies 💖 #doowop #music50s #music60s #oldiesmusic #vintage - YouTube. Library Official. 22.8K subscribers. 0. No views 12 minutes ago. Hi Everybody ! 😘 Thank you for visiting my...
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Vor 5 Tagen · Brilliant movie. Scary stuff. Only six years before the Burgess book, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers – five kids from Washington Heights, just above Harlem – sang an unusually topical, mostly overlooked, doo-wop song called, “I’m Not a Juvenile Delinquent.”
Vor 3 Tagen · The song also runs the gamut between different styles without sounding incoherent, going from a delicate fingerpicked intro to a dark bluesy dirge and then into a chord progression that could have been found on a late-period doo-wop song. While most would think that anyone who wrote this song completely lost the plot, Lennon remained defiantly proud of what he had made.
