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The Marcels
The Marcels were a vocal group who sang the close harmony form of R&B called
doo-wop that became popular in America in the late 1950s. Doo-wop, which gave
standard songs a rock and roll beat, grew out of street corner performances in
urban centres such as New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, from where The
Marcels emerged in 1959. Lead Cornelius Harp and bass Fred Johnson joined
singers Gene Bricker, Ron Mundy and Richard Knauss and they took their name from
Johnson's hair style known as the marcel wave. In 1961, they recorded a unique
version of the ballad 'Blue Moon' written ...
Blue MoonThe Marcels
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HeartachesThe Marcels
Goodbye To LoveThe Marcels
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VolareBobby Rydell and The Marcels
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The Colpix Story, Vol. 1 [Digital Version]
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Blue Moon
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HeartachesThe Marcels
The Colpix Story, Vol. 1 [Digital Version]
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Goodbye To LoveThe Marcels
Blue Moon
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Oldies Doo Wops Vol 3
VolareBobby Rydell and The Marcels
Bobby Sings, Bobby Swings
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