The Penguins were an American doo-wop vocal group that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1953. The group consisted of Cleve Duncan, Curtis Williams, Dexter Tisby, and Bruce Tate, and they ...
In the 1950s, vocal groups in American cities began emphasizing harmony and the voice in backing music, building on existing traditions of small-group harmony. From there, a distinctive genre emerged, ...
“Harmony, harmony, harmony — no band, no nothing,” explains Charlie Thomas of the Drifters in director Brent Wilson’s Streetlight Harmonies, a new doc tracing the history of doo-wop (available on VOD) ...
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