Doo Wop 51 Live! (2001) more music like this

by Various Artists

Doo Wop 51: Live! isn't for everybody, nor is it for every doo wop fan, either. It's for the fan who loves the singing and loves nostalgia -- the kind who wants to hear the great groups reunite, in some form, and sing their hits years later. This isn't necessarily the same thing as being a doo wop fanatic, since there are plenty of ravenous doo ...

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The Doo Wop Box (1994) more music like this

by Various Artists

Rhino's four-disc collection The Doo Wop Box may not contain every classic doo wop single ever recorded, but it comes damn close. Featuring 100 tracks, superb sound, and amazingly detailed liner notes, the set is one of the best various-artist box sets ever assembled; although these four discs will be all the doo wop some listeners will ever need, ...

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George Goldner Presents The Gone Story: Doo-Wop to Soul 1957-1963 (1999) more music like this

by Various Artists

George Goldner Presents The Gone Story: Doo-Wop to Soul 1957-1963 contains 65 songs representing a dead-perfect cross-section of the singles output of one of New York's great R&B labels of the late 1950s and early 1960s. The opening cut, the Dubs' slow, romantic "Don't Ask Me (To Be Lonely)," shows just how far George Goldner's conception of ...

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The Golden Era of Doo-Wops: Johnson Records (1994) more music like this

by Various Artists

Hiram Johnson ran a small R&B label that, in the late '50s, recorded some of the best of the Chicago's doo wop groups. Although he only had hits with the Shells' "Baby Oh Baby" and the Dubs' "Don't Ask Me to Be Lonely," this 29-track collection reveals that Johnson Records was a haven for obscure vocal acts. Groups like the Cordovans, the ...

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American Jukebox Classics, Vol. 9: Heartaches In Harmony (1995) more music like this

by Various Artists

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Doo Wop Love Songs (2008) more music like this

by Various Artists

A four-disc, 85-track collection of doo wop love songs, this box set has more references to hearts, stars, and angels than one can even begin to imagine, and if you're not in love when you start listening to it, you'll certainly wish you were by the end. Included are classic songs from the genre like Frankie Lyman's "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" ...

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