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They all sang on the corner : a second look at New York City's rhythm and blues vocal groups

Title
They all sang on the corner : a second look at New York City's rhythm and blues vocal groups / Philip Groia.
Author
Groia, Philip.
Publication
West Hempstead, N.Y. : P. Dee Enterprises, ©1983.

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Description
192 pages : portraits; 23 cm
Subjects
Genre/Form
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Note
  • Includes index.
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. 6.
  • Includes discographies.
Contents
Halloween 1954 -- How it all began : roots of the rhythm and blues innovative groups, Ravens, Orioles, Five Keys, Moonglows -- Gospel on the stoops of New York : gospel roots of R&B : Clyde McPhatter, Dominoes, Checkers, Drifters, Diablos, Majors, Four fellows -- "Life is but a dream" -- the 115th Street Tin Can Band makes it to the Apollo : the Harptones -- The lady in the window : Cadillacs, Opals, heartbeats, Vocaleers, Dovers, Vocaltones, Solitaires -- The kingdom of rhythm and blues. 115th Street groups of New York : Willows, Five Crows, Channels, Bopchords, Keynotes, Charts, Laddins, Ladders, Wanderers, Desires, Jesters -- Whirlers, Schoolboys -- Sugar hill. Velvets, Savoys, Pretenders, Collegians, Juniors, Chantels, Valentines, Whirlers, Schoolboys -- Sugar Hill. Velvets, Savoys, Pretenders, Collegians, Juniors, Chantels, Valentines, Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers -- It would never last -- Acknowledgments -- Photographic section -- Index.
ISBN
  • 0961205806
  • 9780961205805
LCCN
83224213
OCLC
  • ocm10605179
  • 10605179
  • SCSB-14424329
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library