This band from the Elizabethtown/Mount Joey area in Lancaster,PA consisted of Glenn Trout,Marty Valle,Jim Keefer,Jim Young and Ravic "Rags" Ringlaben. in 1966 recorded on the Pee Vee label the romantic doo wop side_Darlene. with the soul side_It Makes Me.
Another mistake from The Complete Book Of Doo Wop...
The well know Beach Boys covered classic doo wop tunes with their particular surf style as their 1966 hit (#2) Barbara Ann. of The Regents.
-WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE (originally By Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers).
Another mistake from The Complete Book Of Doo Wop...
This group from Columbia,PA consisted of the vocal group members Donald "Duck" Hunter,Gordy Snyder,Ronnie Aungst,Reed Dombach and Mike Wickenheiser with their own band;Rick Huxta,Doug Dempsey,Jack Lovinger and Gleen Corvelle.
They are present in the Jeff Kreiter Vocal Group Record guide with...
Another mistake from The Complete Book Of Doo Wop...
Another mistake from The Complete Book Of Doo Wop...
This interracial band from Lancaster,Pennsylvania with Butch King on lead is present in all the doo wop guides with their 1967 rendition of the 1960 Starlite's classic_Valarie.
THE SPORTTONES.
In late 1956 Paul Anka was fifteen years old when he recorded his first record_I Confess / Blau-Wile-Deveest-Fontaine. on the Culver City,California RPM label subsidiary of Modern Records.(his dad pay the recording session).
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Lee Adrian backed by The Chaperones(see in this blog) on his 1959 Richcraft side_Barbara,Let's Go Steady.b/w I'm So Lonely.
-I'm So Lonely/Bony Maroney. as Lee Adrian & The Rochester Collegiates.
Update picture of...
THE BLUE TONES.
Gary Gillespie from Indianaoplis is present in the Jeff Kreiter's vocal group record guide with his 45_Honest I Do/Dancing Girl. recorded in 1962 on the Delta label
As you can see in the picture label the instrumental band was The Playboys and the back up group The Galaxies.
The Tri-Lites were present in the Jeff Kreiter's vocal group record guide with their 1963 Enith single_Will Tommorrow Be Just Another Day/Hot Dog! Here He Comes.
Valiant sold out to Warner Brothers and they kept The Association and The Looking Glass (not Brandy Looking Glass) released in 1967 _Lonely Stranger/If I Never Love Again.In this time Linda Donato replaced Mona who was married.
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The Portraits are present in The Complete Book Of Doo Wop with their 1967-68 Sidewalk's sides and though in these years the doo wop sound was dead they have a good vocal side_Over The Rainbow. done in a Four Season's sound-a-like.
Carlo Mastrangelo of Dion & The Belmonts fame is present in all the doo wop guides with his 1962-64 Laurie's solo recordings...
From Laurie 1962 promotional note...
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The Spinners featuring Johnny Carroll were present in The Complete Book Of Doo Wop with...
-Little Otis / Rag Mop. Warner Brothers Records-1959.
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These songs were recorded on May 14, 1959 in Nasville, Tennessee with John Lewis "Johnny Carroll" Carrell (Vocal-Guitar), Howard Reed (Lead Guitar), Grady Owen (Fender Bass Guitar), Royce MacAffe (Drums) and Bill Hennen (Piano).
On this record they don't really have a doo wop sound.
LISTEN...
Acappella group from the Camden-Bellmawr,NJ section consisted of Pete Carbone (Lead), Bill Jerome(1st Tenor),Tony Stanzak(2nd Tenor),John DiVetro(Baritone) and Ed Scaduto (Bass).
THE VI-COUNTS.
THE BEE HIVES.
In 1966 Bobby Fuller Four charted #9 nationally with their tune_I Fought The Law.on the Del-Fi subsidiary label Mustang Records but in their first recordings for this label the group were know as Bobby Fuller & The Fanatics and recorded some sides with a doo wop sound as the unreleased tune_Only For You.
With The Commands. group formed in the air force base of San Antonio,Texas by Sam Peeples,Dan Henderson,Jack Martinez and Emanuel Grace.
This interracial band from Baltimore,Maryland is present in all the doo wop guides with_Stupidity/King Of Fools. recorded for Atlantic Records in 1962 but really they don't have a doo wop sound.
