“W-P-L-J,” written by Ray Dobard and Luther McDaniel, recorded by Mr. McDaniels with his group The Four Deuces, 1956. Frank Zappa was a fan.
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“I Walk On,” written by Thomas Bryant, recorded by Little Tommy and the Elgins, 1962.
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“Hello Mr. New Year,” recorded in 1958 by the The Coolbreezers, of Washington ,DC: Joe Reuth, Richard Steward, Bob Armstrong, William Primrose, Earl J. Williams, Sonny Williams. Like many African American harmony groups, the ensemble originally sang Gospel music. The Coolbreezers recorded for Bale Records, a short-lived venture of long-time DC R&B empresaria Bea Williams, sister of two group members.
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“New Years Eve Is Over,” doo-wop by the DelVues, from 1961.
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“Christmas to New Years,” recorded in 1951 by The Larks. Lead vocal: Alden (Allen) Bunn.
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“Merry Christmas Darling,” written by Val Poliuto and sung by him with his group, The Jaguars, who met in LA’s Fremont High. Xmas, South Central style.
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“Christmas to New Years,” recorded in 1951 by The Larks. Lead vocal: Alden (Allen) Bunn.
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“Merry Christmas Darling,” written by Val Poliuto and sung by him with his group, The Jaguars, who met in LA’s Fremont High. Xmas, South Central style.
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“Mambo Santa Mambo,” performed by the acapella group The Bobs. It was originally recorded by the Enchanters (who wrote it) in 1957.
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“Hello Mr. New Year,” recorded in 1958 by the The Coolbreezers, of Washington ,DC: Joe Reuth, Richard Steward, Bob Armstrong, William Primrose, Earl J. Williams, Sonny Williams. Like many African American harmony groups, the ensemble originally sang Gospel music. The Coolbreezers recorded for Bale Records, a short-lived venture of long-time DC R&B empresaria Bea Williams, sister of two group members.
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