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They All Sang on the Corner A Second Look at New York City's Rhythm and Blues Vocal Groups

Philip Groia

The greatest book ever written on African-American Rhythm and Blues (doowop) vocal groups of the 1950's. In its nine chapters, there are interviews with singers, musicians and choreographers, discographies and forty rare photographs. It chronicles the development of the early pioneers of Rhythm and...

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This book is about the eclectic experiences of Studs Terkel as a disc jockey, where he played a diverse range of music and shared short stories from various authors.

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In fact, this next book which I'm plugging now is called, they all sang on the sub-tiver, adventures of an eclectic disjockey.

— Episode: [Unedited] Studs Terkel with Krista Tipp...

Episode: [Unedited] Studs Terkel with Krista Tippett

This book is about the eclectic experiences of Studs Terkel as a disc jockey, where he played a diverse range of music and shared short stories from various authors.

"

In fact, this next book which I'm plugging now is called, they all sang on the sub-tiver, adventures of an eclectic disjockey.

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