V / A -Too Late To Be Good -26tr -El Toro CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Paw's in the Kitchen

1.2 Telephone Blues

1.3 Weekedn Blues - the Bachelors

1.4 I've Got a Right to Be Blue

1.5 And I Shook - Drifters

1.6 Big Mouth Mama - Beavers

1.7 Too Late to Be Good Blues

1.8 I'm Just a Fool

1.9 I Ain't Got Nobody

1.10 Blue Skies - the Cats ; The Fiddle

1.11 Pretty-Eyed Baby

1.12 Minute and Hour Blues - Five Breezes

1.13 Suntan Baby Brown (Suntan Lady) - Norfolk Jazz Quartet

1.14 Turkey Hop, Pt.1;2

1.15 My Friend Told Me - Ray Charles Singers, Sy Oliver

1.16 Sweet Jennie Lou - Gene Ammons ; His Group

1.17 What Would It Take? - the Delta Rhythm Boys

1.18 Love Come Back to Me

1.19 I Didn't Mean to Be So Mean

1.20 Don't Cry Baby

1.21 Around About Midnight - the Robins

1.22 Mainliner - Little Esther

1.23 Blues at Dawn

1.24 Happy Go Lucky Local Blues - the Orioles

1.25 W-I-N-E - Hollywood Flames

1.26 Gloria - Charles Brown

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Vocal Ensembles In Pre-doo Wop Era

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Too Late To Be Good -26tr by Various, released 2 March 2015, includes the following tracks: "Weekend Blues", "And I Shook", "Too Late Too Be Good Blues", "I Ain't Got Nobody" and more. This version of Too Late To Be Good -26tr comes as a 1xCD. - VOCAL ENSEMBLES IN PRE-DOO WOP ERA

Vocal group harmony enjoyed it's golden years from the mid 1950s to the mid 1960s when groups such as the Platters, the Drifters and the 4 Seasons regularly topped the national Billboard Pop and R&B Charts, but the tradition goes back much further than that, right back to the dawn of recorded sound and beyond in fact. This CD, however, concentrates on the post-war rise of the vocal ensemble in a variety of different settings - quartets, quintets, ensemble jive and jazz groups, acapella harmony units and big band vocal groups - but all architects of the modern style that would come to be known, for better or worse, as Doo Wop.

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ELTO103.2

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