| The Platters' genre |
Commuter |
09 Jun 2025 |
| Harmonic R&B subgenre |
New York Times |
09 Feb 2025 |
| The Marcels' genre |
Commuter |
30 Jan 2025 |
| Musical style reflected river and trees |
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| Hazel maybe recalled theatre work, harmonising |
The Telegraph Toughie |
20 Dec 2024 |
| Music style marked by close harmony vocals using nonsense phrases (3-3) |
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| The Four Knights' genre |
New York Times |
18 Aug 2024 |
| R&B genre involving nonsense syllables |
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| "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" genre |
LA Times Daily |
07 Jun 2024 |
| A style of vocal harmony in R&B style, popular in the U.S. in the 1950s (3,3) |
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| Music genre popular in the 19505 |
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| Music genre popular in the 1950s |
USA Today |
11 May 2024 |
| "Sh-Boom" genre |
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| '50s music genre featured in "Back to the Future" |
Universal |
30 Nov 2023 |
| '50s singing style |
Newsday |
29 Oct 2023 |
| The Marcels genre |
USA Today |
05 Mar 2023 |
| '50s singing style |
Eugene Sheffer |
29 Nov 2022 |
| Some a cappella singing |
LA Times Daily |
24 May 2022 |
| '50s music |
Newsday |
06 Aug 2021 |
| Singing style with African-American roots |
New York Times |
30 Jan 2021 |
| Genre of the song 'Duke of Earl' |
USA Today |
18 Jun 2020 |
| '50s music genre |
Universal |
29 May 2020 |
| 1950s singing style |
Thomas Joseph |
16 Apr 2020 |
| Genre for The Five Satins |
USA Today |
12 Dec 2019 |
| The Platters' genre |
The Washington Post |
06 Apr 2019 |
| The Platters' genre |
LA Times Daily |
06 Apr 2019 |
| The Platters' genre |
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| 'Grease' music genre |
The Washington Post |
02 Jan 2018 |
| "Grease" music genre |
LA Times Daily |
02 Jan 2018 |
| "Grease" music genre |
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| Music that inspired the Beach Boys |
Newsday |
23 Dec 2017 |
| Oldies singing style |
Newsday |
10 Dec 2017 |
| Genre for the Penguins and the Flamingos |
Wall Street Journal |
02 Dec 2017 |
| '50s singing style |
Eugene Sheffer |
03 Jul 2017 |
| "Grease" music genre |
USA Today |
04 Jun 2016 |
| Court case involves uplifting music |
The Times Cryptic |
20 May 2016 |
| "Grease" music genre |
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| Music style of the Drifters and the Platters |
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| Barbershop relative |
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| Genre of "Only You" |
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| The Marcels' music |
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| Genre characterized by nonsense syllables |
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| The Platters' platters, stylistically |
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| Singing style popular in the 1950s |
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| Genre characterized by nonsense syllables |
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| Street corner genre |
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| It was sung in Rocky Balboa's neighborhood |
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| Harmonic singing style |
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| Street corner genre |
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| "Duke of Earl" or "Get a Job," stylistically |
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| Genre of "Under the Boardwalk" |
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| Style of Randy and the Rainbows |
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| Singing style of the '50s |
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| '50s singing style |
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| Singing genre of the '50s |
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| "Duke of Earl," stylistically |
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| Style of Billy Joel's "The Longest Time" |
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| Singing style of the 1950s |
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| "Grease" music genre |
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| The Drifters' musical style |
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| '50s sound |
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| Street-singing genre |
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| The Ink Spots' genre |
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| The Ink Spots' genre |
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| Street-singing genre |
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| '50s sound |
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| 1950's music style |
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| It used to be sung on street corners |
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| '50s music genre |
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| '50s genre |
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| Pop music style |
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| Style of group singing |
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