Chuck London - You Make Me Happy (Vintage Soul)

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Chuck London - You Make Me Happy (Vintage Soul)
Frankie Nightingale - A Letter to Marie (1950's Doo Wop)
1950s doo wop
classic doo wop
doo wop love song
vintage doo wop music
50s Crooner
old school R&B
Golden Oldies
1950s soul music
Cruising Oldies
Black male doo wop group
Lowrider Oldies
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American doo wop singers
Jukebox 1950s
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50s slow jam
African American vocal groups
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barbershop style harmony
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love letters songs
romantic doo wop ballads
male vocal group
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The Platters
The Drifters
The Clovers
The Moonglows
The Five Satins
The Penguins
The Spaniels
The Coasters
The Del-Vikings
The Cadillacs
The Dells
The Flamingos
“In the Still of the Night” – The Five Satins
“Earth Angel” – The Penguins
“Only You” – The Platters
“Sincerely” – The Moonglows
“Come Go With Me” – The Del-Vikings
Tears on my pillow - Little Anthony
“Why Do Fools Fall in Love” – Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
That Wonderful Sound - Dobby Dobson
“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” – The Platters
“Save the Last Dance for Me” – The Drifters
“Since I Don’t Have You” – The Skyliners
“Speedoo” – The Cadillacs
1950s Black music history
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rock and roll origins
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roots of Motown
50s pin-up
Francine Day - Unconditional Love (1950s Doo Wop)
1950s Doo Wop
Female Doo Wop groups
50s girl group harmony
Vintage soul music
Oldies but goodies
Retro vocal harmony
African American Doo Wop
Classic 1950s music
50s jukebox hits
Black female vocalists 1950s
Doo Wop ballads
Doo Wop revival
R&B Doo Wop sound
Sweet soul harmonies
Nostalgic 1950s vibes
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The Chantels
The Shirelles
The Bobbettes
The Cookies
The Marvelettes
Ruth Brown
LaVern Baker
Etta James
Big Mama Thornton
Little Esther Phillips
Shirley Gunter & The Queens
“Maybe” – The Chantels
“Mr. Lee” – The Bobbettes
“Dedicated to the One I Love” – The Shirelles
“It’s Too Soon to Know” – The Orioles
“Born Too Late” – The Poni-Tails
“Cry Baby” – Garnet Mimms & Baby Washington
“Jim Dandy” – LaVern Baker
“Mama, He Treats Your Daughter Mean” – Ruth Brown
doo wop girl groups
50s soul classics
African American music history
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Black women in music
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Harlem 1950s sound
classic girl group songs
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