The Best Of Doo-Wop
The 1950s and 1960s were two fun decades. Cars were stylish, the Space Race was on, and the music was fun. Who could forget fun doo-wop tunes like “Blue Moon” and “Get A Job?” Let’s bring back those old days with some of the best doo-wop and grooviest vocal groups of this era.Blue Moon
by The Marcels
What could be better than hearing, “Bluuuuue mooooon!” This is one of the best known Doo-Wop tunes.
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Get A Job
The Silhouettes
It’s nice to say, “Get A Job.” But that can be tough when you’re a teen and the job market is tight. This was the only smash hit for the group The Silhouettes, originally known as the gospel group The Gospel Tornadoes.
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Barbara Ann
The Regents
Ba Ba Ba Barbara Ann! Go rockin’ and reelin’ to this tune!
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Rama Lama Ding Dong
The Edsels
Mistakenly called “Lama Rama Ding Dong” when it was released as a single in 1958, this one is still going strong under its proper name.
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Sh-Boom
The Chords
An early doo-wop song from 1954, also known as “Life Could Be A Dream.”
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Remember Then
The Earls
Are these songs bringing back memories? Remember back then, when music was fun and teenagers knew how to dance?
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In The Still Of The Night
The Five Satins
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