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#嘟喔普

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by marvy42/marvart.html), the initial Velvetones were tenor lead $|1MADISON|FLANAGANMadison Flanagan, second tenor and bassist $|1WALTER|DAWKINSWalter Dawkins, baritone and guitarist $|1SAM|RUCKERSam Rucker, and pianist/arranger $|1ENOCH|MARTINEnoch Martin, and they spent their formative years touring the Midwest, with a 12-week engagement at Newarks Piccadilly Club in mid-1945 helping land a deal with the Coronet label. The Velvetones first three singles -- One Day, Sweet Lorraine, and Swing Out, It Dont Cost Nothin -- appeared simultaneously on Coronet in March of 1946, followed later that year by Dont Say Youre Sorry Again and Singing River. After replacing $|1DAWKINSDawkins with bassist $|1POP|WILLIEPop Willie, the Velvetones signed to the Chicago-based Sonora label to issue Pittsburgh Joe and It Just Aint Right, respectively their sixth and seventh singles of the year 1946. However, it took nearly a year for the follow-ups, the concurrently issued Ask Anyone Who Knows and Dont Bring Me No News. After exchanging guitarist $|B179782John Parks for $|1RUCKERRucker and bassist $|1MUZZY|GEORGEMuzzy George for $|1POP|WILLIEPop Willie, the Velvetones recorded Roberta, Get Out of That Bed, released on the Super Disc label in April of 1948; three months later, the group resurfaced with Its Wonderful, issued on AFRS Jubilee and recorded for Armed Forces Radio. After one last single, the 1949 Manor release Fine Like Wine -- credited to $|B681871the Velveteers -- they dissolved. ~ Jason AnkenyDoo wop group the Velvetones formed in Newark, NJ, in 1943. According to the article on Marv Goldbergs R&B Notebooks website (http://home.att.net/