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48 Cards in this Set
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Early Doo Wop influences
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Mills brothers and ink spots
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1st Doo Wop hit
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Orioles "Crying in the chapel"
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Record label for Doo Wop
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Atlantic records in NY
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1st Doo Wop hit
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Orioles "Crying in the chapel"
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Atlantic's Doo Wop independent producers
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Lieber and Stoller
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Alan Freed's label Gone & End promoted
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Little Anthony and the Imperials
"Tears on my pillow" "Hurts so bad" |
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Record label for Doo Wop
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Atlantic records in NY
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Atlantic's Doo Wop independent producers
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Lieber and Stoller
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Alan Freed's label Gone & End promoted
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Little Anthony and the Imperials
"Tears on my pillow" "Hurts so bad" |
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Federal records most successful Doo Wop group
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The Platters
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Lieber and Stoller wrote for which groups
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The Clovers, The Drifters and The Coasters
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Federal records was the subsidiary of which label
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King records
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Veejay records was located where
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Chicago
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Engineer for J&M Studios
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Cosimo Matassa
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J&M Studios producer
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David Bartholomew
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LA Label
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Specialty
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Specialty records founded by
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Art Rupe
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Fats Domino sound alike
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Lloyd Price
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J&M's famous artist
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Fats Domino
"Blueberry Hill" |
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Specialty records producer
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Bumps Blackwel
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Specialty records famous artist
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Little Richard
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Who transition from big band to rock and roll and owned a night club called Barrel House
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Johnny Otis
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Ritchie Valens wrote
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La Bamba
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Chicago record labels
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Chess and Veejay
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J&M Studios producer
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David Bartholomew
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LA Label
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Specialty
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Specialty records founded by
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Art Rupe
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Fats Domino sound alike
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Lloyd Price
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J&M's famous artist
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Fats Domino
"Blueberry Hill" |
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Specialty records producer
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Bumps Blackwel
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Specialty records famous artist
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Little Richard
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Who transition from big band to rock and roll and owned a night club called Barrel House
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Johnny Otis
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Ritchie Valens wrote
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La Bamba
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Chicago record labels
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Chess and Veejay
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VeeJay's Doo Wop famous artist
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The Four Seasons w/ Frankie Valli
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Sam Phillips
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created Sun Records
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Sun records artists
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Elvis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison
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Bill Haley & The Comets
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sang Rock around the Clock
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Elvis's manager
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Colonel Tom Parker
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Sam Phillips tried to replace Elvis with
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Carl Perkins
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Jerry Lee Lewis's nickname and why
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The Killer
2 of his wives disappeared |
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Chess records producer
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Bo Diddley
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Who sang "Maybelline" and who produced it
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Chuck Berry sang it and Alan Freed produced
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VeeJay records was owned by
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Vivian Carter and Jay Bracken
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Jerry Lee Lewis's nickname and why
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The Killer
2 of his wives disappeared |
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Chess records producer
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Bo Diddley
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VeeJay records was owned by
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Vivian Carter and Jay Bracken
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Buddy Holly
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Sang in the Crickets
died in plane crash |
