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Sep 17, 2026

Chris WilliamsHOST
59:17
Hold up.
Chris WilliamsHOST
59:19
Uh, '98, Doo Wop, Ruff Ryders' Anthem, Hard Knock Life, Rosa Parks, Changes, Intergalactic.
Everett WilliamsPANELIST
59:30
Ruff Ryders' Anthem.
Sean BrownPANELIST
59:32
Yep.
NeltronPANELIST
32:16
It, it, they played, like, maybe five singles.
NeltronPANELIST
32:19
I heard, uh, what's that song? Uh, Doo Wop, that thing.
KilHOST
32:24
Doo Wop.
NeltronPANELIST
32:24
Yeah, man.
NeltronPANELIST
32:24
The club and the girls was going crazy.
KilHOST
33:25
Because I think just like what Spence and Big said, it was the same for me.
KilHOST
33:27
It's like, where's the rapping? You know what I mean? Like, this would, like Big said, one of the most anticipated albums, you know, was, "Yo, why you with these two corny niggas? You need to go solo." Word, she going solo? Oh, okay, bet.
KilHOST
33:39
Like Big said, you heard Lost Ones, you like, "Oh, okay." And then I'm like, okay, Doo Wop.
Mod MartyHOST
20:28
which is a really, really impressive resume.
Mod MartyHOST
20:31
But the fact that the Falcons had Eddie Floyd and Sir Mac Rice singing on the same track here, each taking tenor, alto, baritone positions, and of course, having this like layover from Doo-Wop, but ending up with this driving R&B track.
Mod MartyHOST
20:49
There's just a lot of layers to this particular track that I admire and respect.
Mod MartyHOST
20:56
It always blows my mind when there's so much history and so much connection in one song or one band.
speaker_0HOST
28:08
He was a big band leader and conductor who achieved national fame on television as being the long-running musical director for The Perry Como Show.
speaker_0HOST
28:20
Doo-wop singer Joe Negroni passed away in 1978 at the age of 37 from a brain hemorrhage.
speaker_0HOST
28:27
He was a singer who achieved rock history fame as being a founding baritone member of the legendary 1950s rock and roll group Frankie Lyman and the Teenagers.
speaker_0HOST
28:39
Entertainer extraordinaire Giselle McKenzie passed away in 2003 at the age of 76 from cancer.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:19
He's all about vocal harmony.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:22
You know, him and Garfunkel had come up in love with the Everly Brothers, in love with Doo-Wop, you know.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:31
and the doo-wop groups of the 1950s, you know, there was a vocal precision or, you know, harmony precision singing, you know, which really comes out of the church, black church, you know, gospel quartets and the like.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:52
So that whole... uh background uh you know sets him in motion to to uh hear this incredible 10-piece vocal choir that has seven bass singers not tenor not alto bass singers and then one alto and two tenors and it's intimidating as hell you know and paul talks about that and so that first trip to africa i think was as much about music building as it was confidence building you know and that once this there was a success and that he knew he was on the right path he said okay now i'm going to reach for the prize i'm going to reach out to joseph shabalala and he takes a trip just to meet joseph to South Africa.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:08
He's all about vocal harmony.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:11
You know, him and Garfunkel had come up in love with the Everly Brothers, in love with Doo-Wop, you know.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:20
and the doo-wop groups of the 1950s, you know, there was a vocal precision or, you know, harmonic, harmony precision singing, you know, which really comes out of the church, black church, you know, gospel quartets and the like.
Ashley KahnGUEST
42:41
So that whole background was, You know, sets him in motion to to hear this incredible 10 piece vocal choir that has seven bass singers, not tenor, not alto bass singers.
Reality SteveHOST
26:40
They're at 1.1 million.
Reality SteveHOST
26:42
15th place, Taylor Hanson from [singing] Mm Bop, Bop, Bop, Doo-Wop, Sha-Ba-Doo-Wop, Mm Bop.
Reality SteveHOST
26:49
He's with Britt Stewart.
Reality SteveHOST
26:50
Neither of them have a big social media following.
Bec WylesHOST
38:42
And then
Gurdeep LadharHOST
38:42
Doo-Wop on top.
Bec WylesHOST
38:44
Yeah, Doo-Wop on top.
Bec WylesHOST
38:45
I remember ages ago doing an episode with Justin on the vocal evolution of Elvis.
Bec WylesHOST
38:50
It was a two-parter.
Al TapperGUEST
13:40
So you wrote songs in according to that.
Al TapperGUEST
13:43
And it wasn't until, uh, the fifties, uh, When Doo-Wop came on, and I worked at the Brill Building, which is in New York, when I was 17.
Al TapperGUEST
13:56
And I worked with Don Kirshner, who was the music producer.
Al TapperGUEST
14:01
All the people there had their own piano.
Levon PutneyHOST
3:04
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Levon PutneyHOST
3:07
Now back to the Doo Wop man himself, Steve Trevelise.
Brian ThompsonCORRESPONDENT
3:10
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