Double Feature!

THE DOO WOP SOUND 2002
CAN. documentary. "Life Could Be A Dream." An informative look at the origins and history of Doo Wop music that features rare clips and interviews. The music was new and fun and there were no rules—consequently many artists were ripped off, but their contribution to rock and roll will endure forever. The Frankie Lymon segment will break your heart. Very entertaining.

Featuring: Lewis Lymon and Jimmy Merchant (The Teenagers), Earl 'Speedo' Carroll (The Cadillacs), Arlene Smith (The Chantels), Pookie Hudson (The Spaniels), Reather Dixon and Emma Pought (The Bobbettes), Dave Somerville (The Diamonds), Ronnie Italiano (UGHA), Bobby Jay (WCBS-FM), Don K. Reed (WCBS-FM).



Plus this bonus selection...

RARE R&B AND DOO WOP 1940s & 1950s
Rare, original and complete performances of rhythm & blues and doo wop songs. Dion: "The Majestic." The Marcels: "Merry Twistmas." The Platters: "He's Mine," "I'm Sorry." Harvey: "Don't Be Afraid To Love." The Cadillacs: "Jaywalker," "Please, Mr. Johnson." Clyde Mcphatter: "Rock and Cry." Louis Jordan: "Honey Chile," "Don't You Worry About That Mule." Nat King Cole & Ida James: "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby." The Mills Brothers: "I Ain't Got Nobody." The Jubilaires: "Long, Lean And Lanky." The Delta Rhythm Boys: "Take The "A" Train." The Charioteers: "Ride Red, Ride."

THE DOO WOP SOUND 2002 on DVD

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