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Basses burbled low, tenors soared, leads wailed, and choruses chanted in harmony in the earliest doowop groups as this cutting-edge early rock 'n' roll music captured the atmosphere of the era, a long-ago sound that touches the emotions even today. Doowop rose out of teen culture on the streets of Chicago and other big cities in the 1950s, creating a new type of music that largely supplanted the old forms of rhythm and blues and pop music. The wailing, the soaring harmonies, and the wild vocal riffing - which many listeners scorned - represented the creativity of youth and their love of vocal…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperback | University of Illinois Press | 1997 | 9780252065064 |
| Edition | University of Illinois Press | 1996 | 9780252022081 |
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