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The Dovells: For You Hully Gully Party - You Can't Sit Down

(ACE) 24 Cameo Parkway masters 1961-66 with 8 page booklet.

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Interpret: The Dovells
Albumtitel: For You Hully Gully Party - You Can't Sit Down
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667045025
Gewicht in Kg: 0.1

Dovells, The - For You Hully Gully Party - You Can't Sit Down CD 1
01	Hully Gully Baby	The Dovells
02	The Jitterburg	The Dovells
03	Kissin' In The Kitchen	The Dovells
04	Stompin' Everywhere	The Dovells
05	Time For The Madison	The Dovells
06	Hully Gully Square Dance	The Dovells
07	Country Club Hully Gully	The Dovells
08	Cheat	The Dovells
09	Do The New Continental	The Dovells
10	Why Not Why Not You	The Dovells
11	Hully Gully	The Dovells
12	Stop, Look And Listen	The Dovells
13	You Can't Sit Down	The Dovells
14	Short Fat Fannie	The Dovells
15	36-22-36	The Dovells
16	Maybelline	The Dovells
17	Miss Daisy De Lite	The Dovells
18	Hey Beautiful	The Dovells
19	Baby Workout	The Dovells
20	Wildwood Days	The Dovells
21	If You Wanna Be Happy	The Dovells
22	Lockin' Up My Heart	The Dovells
23	Summer Job	The Dovells
24	Havin' A Good Time	The Dovells

The Dovells Bristol Stomp If not for a persuasive promo man who was hip to the latest... mehr

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"The Dovells"

The Dovells

Bristol Stomp

If not for a persuasive promo man who was hip to the latest dance craze in Bristol, Pennsylvania, The Dovells might have waited a lot longer to score their first smash. They formed as The Brooktones in 1957 while attending Overbrook High School in Philadelphia, lead tenor Len Barry (born June 12, 1942 in West Philly; birth name Borisoff) joined first tenor Jerry Gross (nee Summers), second tenor Mike Dennis (nee Freda), baritone Arnie Satin (nee Silver), and bass Danny Brooks (nee Jim Mealey), with tenor Mark Stevens (nee Gordesky) a part-time member.

They rehearsed at the record shop of John Madara, singer and co-writer of Danny & The Juniors' '57 smash At The Hop, their repertoire strongly favoring R&B and doo-wop standards. Jerry, Mike, and Mark eventually split to form another group, The Gems. The remaining Brooktones reformed around Barry, bringing in two new members. An audition at Philly's Cameo-Parkway Records won them a contract in December of 1960. They began work on their jumping debut, Len's No No No, at Philly's Reco-Art Studios in February. But the new members weren't cutting it, so Len asked Jerry to rejoin the group. Jerry suggested bringing Mike back in as well.

The original group was back together, but they'd record under a new name. Cameo-Parkway co-owner Bernie Lowe had just stayed at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, so he suggested changing the group's name to The Deauvilles. The group thought that too hard to spell, so they settled on The Dovells. Recording at the label's in-house studio that July, promo man Billy Harper stormed into the studio, animatedly talking about a new dance called The Stomp the kids were doing at the Goodwill Fire Hall in Bristol. They stomped to a 1958 platter by The Students, Everyday Of The Week, that sported a very distinctive guitar intro.

Label co-owner Kal Mann and A&R man/arranger Dave Appell fashioned Bristol Stomp overnight, leaning heavily on The Students' platter as a template (a revival of Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers' '57 hit Out In The Cold Again occupied the opposite side). Barry's distinctive lead and the choppy beat translated into a smash that went a lot further than Philly: #2 pop and #7 R&B nationally that autumn. Suddenly the whole country was doing the Bristol Stomp.

Various Street Corner Symphonies 1961 Vol.13

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