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The Doo-Wop Band

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When I was younger, I remember a group of African-American guys that sang doo-wop on SS...Were they a real group or just organized for the show????

Also, Am I the only person that's crazy about that song "Jellyman Kelly" that James Taylor did back in the 80s? It used to be my jam!!! :stick_out_tongue:
 
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MuppetDude said:
It could also be the Four Tops.
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Nah..I'm a Motown enthusiast and historian of sorts..It definitely wasn't the Tops..These guys were way too young...I think they were younger than David or friends of his..They usually sang on the stoops of the Brownstone...
 
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Four Tops

The Four Tops-----I remember that they did a song about crossing the street. Correct me if I am wrong. :stick_out_tongue:
 
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You're not wrong--it appears in episode 2404. They also sang "Standing at the Bus Stop Sign", where (at the end) Big Bird picks them up in his imaginary bus.
 
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