Doo Wop Review News

 
NOLA.com
Aaron Neville working on doo-wop album with Keith Richards, Don Was
NOLA.com
His next album, which he's been working on in New York, where he now lives full time, sounds equally as promising: a collection of doo-wop music, co-produced by Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards and famed record producer Don Was.


 
Live Review: Damien Jurado, JBM at DC's The Black Cat (5/21)
Consequence of Sound
Full-bodied and versatile, it cooed onomatopoeias on “Reel to Reel”, a Phil Spector as done by Neil Yongue doo-wop-folk number. B-side “We are what We Dream” was an extended jam, one which saw Jurado abandon his guitar and hunch to the floor, ...


 
NorthJersey.com
Music reviews: Train, Carole King, Ian Anderson, 'Occupy This Album'
NorthJersey.com
One was the songs of their youth: the street-corner ballads that became doo-wop, anything Buddy Holly ever did, Elvis before the satin and more girl groups than I can ever keep track of. But there was a darker side. Being reared in the 1970s meant a ...


 
A Doo Wop Celebration V concert coming to Akron Civic
Bedford Times Register
Entertainment Inc. for Doo Wop Celebration V June 2 at 4 pm at the historic Akron Civic Theatre in downtown Akron. Take a trip down memory lane with an all star lineup featuring the Charlie Thomas' Drifters "Save The Last Dance For Me" , Gene Chandler ...


 
Album Review: Joey Ramone – “…Ya Know?”
Consequence of Sound
The more noticeable doo-wop “Party Line” features ultra bubbly female backing vocals. A seemingly sweet twist to complete the song turns what could have been a quaint step in Ramones history into a total piece of satire, with the joke on the dedicated ...

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SlutWalk, Nautiluss, Mayer Hawthorne, Cloudburst and what to do in Toronto on ...
NOW Magazine
Mayer Hawthorne & the County The Michigan throwback soul and doo wop singer plays an early show at the Hoxton, and then plays a DJ set later that night at Revival, which will most likely be more focussed on hip-hop. Chronicles Of The Outspoken ...


 
Attleboro Sun Chronicle
Review: Beach Boys golden at Mohegan Sun
Attleboro Sun Chronicle
After "And I Kissed Her," the group's reworking of the Crystals song, the band showed their '50s doo-wop roots with sweet harmonies on their cover of Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers' "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" Guitarist Al Jardine sang the folksy ...

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