Doo Wop Live
Choose from many fabulous acts with major hit songs for a rocking doo wop show that your audience will never forget . . .
Fabian’s Good Time Rock ‘n Roll Party
featuring FABIAN, Your Host with the Most. A rock ‘n roll oldies rocking good time that you can tailor to fit your audience and your budget SPECIAL GUESTS CAN INCLUDE: ANDY KIM Rock Me Gently ★ Baby, I Love You LOU CHRISTIE Lightning Strikes ★ Two Faces Have I YOU CAN ADD: THE CLASSICS (“Til
Emil Stucchio and The Classics
A certain magic happens the moment the Classics step onto the stage and begin to sail from one song to another. Their unique vocal and visual styling, selection of material and overall performance puts them in a class of their own. Raised in Brooklyn, NYC and known in 1958 as the Perennials, they changed their
The Del-Vikings
The Del-Vikings are a vocal group that came together in a Pittsburgh Air Force Base. When their single “Come Go With Me”, featuring the lead vocals of Norman Wright, in early 1957, it began a 31-week run on the charts, reaching number four on the pop chart and number three on the R&B chart during the
The Duprees
Known all over world over for their romantic interpretations of some of the most beautiful love songs ever written, The Duprees have made a career out of giving new life to old hits. If you take the 1940s Glenn Miller arrangements along with the tunes of Joni James, Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford, Nat King Cole,
Fabian
Born on February 6, 1943, Fabian Forte was actually discovered at the age of 14 sitting on his front steps in Philadelphia, Pa. Soon thousands were to throng to his concerts. Capitalizing on his good looks and ability to excite an audience, Fabian reached dizzying heights of success. At 15, he won the Silver Award
Joey Dee featuring Dave Brigati & Bobby Valli with The Starliters
“Well, meet me, baby, down on 45th Street” … is a line that was synonymous with The Peppermint Lounge in 1961 when Joey Dee and The Starliters were rocking the house with their smash hit, “The Peppermint Twist”, and shot to fame on the charts. It all started when one weekend, a New Jersey act, Joey
Kenny Vance and the Planotones
Rock with them. Dance with them. Close your eyes and let them take you to a cooler, sweeter place. Among today’s great vocal pop musicians, they have voices of original and inviting dimension. The Planotones redefine oldies with vocal authority and freshness. Their material is influenced by the music of the 50s and 60s, but
Little Anthony and the Imperials
Little Anthony & the Imperials enjoyed one of the longest career runs of any doo wop group, adapting their honey-smooth style to fit the sweet uptown soul sound of the mid-’60s. Right from the beginning, Little Anthony’s aching way with a ballad was the group’s calling card, but their repertoire was balanced by more R&B-inflected
The Mystics
It was late 1956, in Pop’s Candy Store on 16th Avenue and 77th Street — just across from New Utrecht High School. The Overons were singing on the corner every night, and polishing their sound. Jim Gribble heard them at an audition and liked their sound. He felt he would have no trouble getting this
The Passions
The Passions are one of the best Brooklyn vocal groups to emerge from New York City in the late 50s and early 60s. They started out as the Sinceres, one of several vocal groups whose “harmony haven” was the alley alongside Loew’s Oriental Theatre in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. Nearby Kelly’s Pool Room occasionally