when all 400-plus vehicles are expected to roll down Coastal Highway to the Inlet and back again to the Convention Center.įestival-goers can also enjoy a display of about 20 antique trucks at Ocean City Texaco at 12th Street and Philadelphia Avenue from 10 a.m to 3 p.m. The cars' big cruise will be Saturday at 11 a.m.
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Throughout the weekend at the Convention Center parking lot, the clubs will organize a series of zany games reminiscent of the '50s cruisin' night life, including the "Dairy Queen Car Hop" in which contestants will race with a tray full of cups. Listen to the flip side, “I Spoke Too Soon” here.Car owners will use the Convention Center grounds as their main base of operation, giving the public an opportunity to browse the parking lot for a close-up of the classic cars souped up with fabulous paint jobs, dazzling chrome and exotic interiors. He is also credited for the jingle for American Family Insurance. He had two hits with “Melody of Love”, once as an instrumental and the other, narrated by Paul Tremaine.
He worked with many artists such as Sarah Vaughn, Vic Damone, Patti Page, and Rusty Draper. Still, others credit The Crew-Cuts for paving the way for doo wop, and later rock 'n’ roll, for mainstream audiences.ĭavid Carroll was music director at Mercury Records and wrote and recorded many of his own songs. They are a source of controversy in this regard as they often had more successful traditional pop treatments and covers than the original black R&B vocal singles. However, their success took off when they specialized in cover versions with their biggest hit “Sh-Boom” and other such as “Earth Angel”, “Ko Ko Mo”, and “Young Love”. Randle would also manage to get them signed with Mercury Records where they made their first hit “Crazy 'Bout You, Baby”. It wasn’t until Cleveland disc jockey, Bill Randle coined their name based on the haircuts they all wore. They would continue to go through name changes as they sang on the nightclub circuit with Toronto disk jockey, Barry Nesbitt, calling them The Canadaires. Perkins and Maugeri joined with Ray Perkins (John’s brother) and Pat Barrett to form The Four Tones. Eventually they split up to finish high school. Originally, Rudi Maugeri and John Perkins with Bernard Toorish and Connie Codarini (who both would form the Four Lads) sang together in a group alternatively named The Jordonaires and The Otnorots. Coincidentally, The Four Lads also would attend the school. The Canadian vocal group had all been members at St.
Rudi Maugeri, John Perkins, Ray Perkins, and Pat Barrett
The Crew-Cuts’ version was remixed to appear in Destroy All Humans!Īgain a version of of “Sh-Boom” plays in a humorous scene in Clue where the guests have to pretend to be intimate with incriminating dead bodies to avoid being suspected by an intruding police officer. The Chords’ version was featured in Cars when it played on the radio as Radiator Springs’ repaired neon illuminates the sunset. The Crew-Cuts managed number one for nine weeks.īoth version have been referenced frequently in media. On Billboard, The Chords reached number two on R&B charts and number nine on pop charts. While The Chords’ version is considered to be the first doo-wop/rock ‘n’ roll record to reach top ten on pop charts, the Crew-Cuts’ version features a more traditional pop arrangement. Even if you’re not a Republican and you can’t stand the wise-crackin’ “Rocking Ricky Fox” it’s nice to slow down and cruise to this tune.įirst recorded by The Chords in the same year, both versions of “Sh-Boom” became extremely popular combined the song reached number one on Cash Box best-selling music charts. Right here is a catchy doo-wop ballad that you’ll hear on on ECNR while driving around Empire Bay. Artist: The Crew-Cuts with David Carroll and his Orchestra
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