45 rpm acetate vinyl of the group The Dials with the unreleased song "Hey Brenda".
Actually this song is sung by The Johnny Law Four with Ernie Maresca. this mid 60's group have members of the group The Dials.
See Here;
https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/06/johnny-law-foursince-i-dont-have-you.html
https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/11/dialsunchained-melody.html
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I think this "I Had A Girlfriend" from the Ed Engel factory is a good doo wop revival song, if anyone knows the name that sings it, cite it.
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Sheet music of the song "I'm Comin' Home" recorded by the Chancellors in 1957 for XYZ records.
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Visit my post about this group here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2010/01/chancellors-xyz-records.html
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The Fabulos Four Chancellor records rare fan club card.
See my old post about this group here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/05/four-js-aka-fabulous-four.html
Nice poster made with the photograph of the white group The Valrays who recorded in Cameo records.
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Visit my publication about this group here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/03/valraysyo-me-pregunto.html
Although in some websites this group appears as an interracial formation, the lead singer Willie Williams was black.
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WILLIE WILLIAMS & THE TONES.
-Peanut Man/A Star. Kennedy records-1965.
This recording is present in the doo wop music guides.
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From the Jeff Kreiter vocal group record guide book...
FRANKIE CASTRO.
-That's the Way Love Goes / Shadow Love. Whitehall records-1958.
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Original publicity picture of The Keytones on Chelsea records.
See my old post about this group here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/09/keytonessweet-chariot.html
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45 rpm acetate of Bobby Caupin with the songs "Chapel Bells / My Little Girl" from 1962. Bobby was the replacement for Frank Mancuso the lead singer of the white group The Imaginations who joined the marines corp.
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As you can see on one side the singer's surname is "Caupain" and on the other "Caupin" I don't know which is correct. In some places it is said that these songs were recorded under the name of Bobby Caupin & The Ebonaires (the Imaginations new name), but as you can see this vinyl only has the singer's name printed on it without any group name appearing.
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The Stormy Weather doo wop group is present in the doo wop guides with...
-Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye / Crazy Love. Catamount records-1976.
-Goodnight Sweetheart / 59 Fever. Canterbury records 1983.
-Crazy love / Witchy Woman. Starlight records-1988.
More information about they here; https://www.allmusic.com/artist/stormy-weather-mn0000628294
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Photo of a white vocal group in full performance without the name of the group being written on the photo. Does anyone know who they are?. Click to enlarge.
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Chicky Simmons is present in the Jeff Kreiter doo wop guide with...
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-Stop That Foolin' Around / (A Girl With A) Boy On My Mind. Rider records-1960.
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-The Boy In The Very First Seat / You Better Know It. Ember records-1961.
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Acetate 33 - Chuck Gordon & The Goldiggers - Dream Lover - Coronet recording 1963.
Maybe an unreleased side.
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Sorry for the noise, vinyl in very poor condition.
Donald Austin with...
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The Delloes aka The Sensational Dellos is present in the doo wop guides with...
-Shy Guy / That's Why I'm Dreaming. Mida records-1958.
A side is a doo wop tune with the Senstional Dellos.
B side is a rockin tune with The Rockin' Impallas.
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Rare publicity photo of singer Steve Alaimo.
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This singer is present in this blog with this publication;
https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2009/08/another-rare-doo-wop-picture_08.html
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White doo wop 45 rpm acetate of the group The Newports from 1963 with the popular song "Love Me With All Your Heart" based on the Spanish language song "Cuando calienta el sol" whose best known version was in 1964 by The Ray Charles Singers.
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Rare The Skyliners post card made by Calico records to promote the group (1/2 x 3 1/2 inches). I would highlight the printing quality of the photo of the group on the cover.
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Another very rare photo to see, surely many of you are seeing it for the first time and although this group is present in all doo wop music guides, they do not have a doo wop sound.
Anthony And The Aqua Lads.
The Heart That's True / I Remember. Gold records-1967.
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The complete story of The Paramounts (Carlton records) with his recordings and rarities that appeared in the magazine, Echoes of The Past # 114 can now be read comfortably online.
Click here and enjoy it; Paramounts
Does anyone know if this song "Hobo Sam" by the Argyles has been released on a CD?
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Although from their clothing it seems that Carlo, Dion and Fred were in Hawaii, it is a photo taken in New York in 1959.
Rare publicity picture of the singer Richie who is present in the doo wop guides with his recording on Kip records.
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See my old post about this singer here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2010/05/richiecherie.html
THE ANGELS, who would go on to become one of the iconic Girl Groups of the 1960s, had their roots in two earlier female vocal groups, THE DELICATES and THE STARLETS, both of whom were hugely popular in New York
This compilation traces their evolution, and includes everything recorded by all three groups between 1959-62 featuring, at different times, the lead voices of Peggy Santiglia, Linda Malzone, and Linda Jansen.
Included herein are their early hits, viz: The Delicates' 'Ronnie Is My Lover' and 'Black & White Thunderbird'; The Starlets' 'P.S. I Love You'; and The Angels' ''Til', 'Cry Baby Cry' and 'Everybody Loves A Lover'.
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Also included, in its entirety, is The Angels' first LP "And The Angels Sing".
This is the first time that this body of work has been thus compiled, and a great many of these sides are well-nigh impossible to find elsewhere on CD.
On this occasion you can see the 45 rpm acetate vinyl of the white group The Concords with the unreleased song "Tonite" which is a revision of their tune "Away".
More about this group here; https://whitedoowopcollector.blogspot.com/2010/06/concords-aka-sherwoods-aka-snowmen.html
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Rare poster of Johnny Maestro & The Crests from the mid 60's announcing their performance at the New York World's Fair (NYWF) with the DJ. Murray The K.
As you can see this poster has a rare photo of "The Crests" formation from that time, Click to enlarge.
Magazine from 1961 in which the most famous singers and groups of that year stand out, of course among them are the Marcels,
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Rare Publicity picture of the singer Tommy Frontera.
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