The Chords "Lu Lu" Acapella Dressing Room Rehearsal - 1979

[@doowops3]

I feel so lucky that I grew up during this era of vocal harmony that has never been equaled.

[@alanknights7296]

So much talent in one room 🥰

[@wtesoro]

What a joy hearing this "live"

[@c.j.mcelroy6157]

I'm impressed with how Jimmy Keyes went to the opposite end of the spectrum vocal wise. First Tenor to Bass. Really inspiring actually! Personally, I have no issue singing first or second tenor. Bass (good luck with that. Tell the audition guy to come back to me when I'm 50). Been seeing these videos of a lot of the old first and second generation (if I can call it that) Rn'B/Doo Wop groups. It's really cool! Makes me (a guy in his mid 20's) want to get into a group like this or encourage a band to have all the members walk away from our instruments and sing a few of these numbers. A lot of these guys were great.

[@buckets212]

Great. Carl Feaster is an relatively unheralded lead, who, for my money, was as good as anybody!

[@markhall1635]

Wow

[@ron2757]

feel good

[@blessingnyakanda8457]

So on “sh -boom” who sang bass ?

[@DOOWOPTRB]

In the description he is identified. His name was William "Ricky" Edwards who died in 1964.