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The Serenaders
12+ albums
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There are at least two bands to have recorded under the name of The Serenaders. 1. A vocal group from the early 1950s who underwent several name changes. 2. A modern retrobilly band from Atlanta formed in 2007. 1. The Detroit vocal group got their start singing on and around the streetcorners of Hastings Street in the late 1940s. Starting out with 4 members, the founding group consisted of Theron Hill, Noah Howell, Ike Reese, and Norman Thrasher. They recorded throughout the early 1950s in Detroit and recorded with JVB Records, Roxy, and later several singles with Coral Records, a subsidiary of Decca. By 1953, the group underwent several name and personnel changes, eventually becoming The Royal Jokers. 2. The Atlanta-based modern retrobilly band (a self-given description) originally formed in 2007 with founding members Barton Caplan (acoustic guitar, vocals) and Joel Glogowski (bass, vocals). Caplan cut his teeth writing songs and singing in bands in Atlanta, Washington D.C., Boston, and San Francisco. He then met Glogowski in Atlanta, who was playing electric guitar at the time. The two started playing and listening to music together and, under the influence of Glogowski’s sizeable country music collection, took a trip to Nashville to visit the country music hall of fame. By the time they were driving back to Atlanta, they had agreed to quit their current rock band and form their own Americana/country group. Glogowski bought a stand-up bass and Caplan aimed his
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The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 4: 1964
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Lost Soul Gems
My One and Only You
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The Complete Motown Singles, Volume 4: 1964 (Disc 1)
Golden Oldies
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Mark Lamarr's Doo Wop Underground
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The Complete Motown Singles Vol. 4: 1964
The Complete Motown Singles, Vol. 4: 1964
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The Complete Motown Singles Volume 4 (Disc 16)
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Joan Selects
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The Platters & The Doo Wop Sound
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Doo Wop Underground