DANNY & THE JUNIORS - AT THE HOP 50/60-re-recording) track 50/60s. + Informações

Danny & the Juniors shot straight to the top of the charts in early 1958 with their biggest hit ever, the gold-selling "At the Hop" (penned by the songwriting team of Dave White and John Madara), though they reached the charts again with eight more singles through 1963, notably the Top 40 charters "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay," "Dottie," and "Twistin' USA" Danny Rapp (lead tenor), Frank Maffei (second tenor), Joe Terranova (baritone/bass), and Dave White Tricker (tenor) (aka Dave White) were four Philadelphia high school friends -- all were born in 1940 or 1941 -- who formed an atypical late-'50s rock & roll dance combo, originally calling themselves the Juvenairs. Rapp -- the group's leader -- choreographed their dance steps and invented the routines that they performed during their sets. After playing after-school gigs and local shows as a foursome for a while, they later added saxophonist Lennie Baker to the lineup. While still in high school in late 1957, they were working a record hop as the intermission entertainment, when a local businessman named John Madara spotted the band. Madara had an interest in rock & roll promotion and introduced them to a local songwriter and vocal coach named Artie Singer, who also ran his own label, Singular Records. Singer auditioned the band and liked an original song White had written that captured the energetic spirit of rock & roll. It was called "Do the Bop." However, since the term "bop" was by then already out of fashion, he .... + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Danny & the Juniors shot straight to the top of the charts in early 1958 with their biggest hit ever, the gold-selling "At the Hop" (penned by the songwriting team of Dave White and John Madara), though they reached the charts again with eight more singles through 1963, notably the Top 40 charters "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay," "Dottie," and "Twistin' USA" Danny Rapp (lead tenor), Frank Maffei (second tenor), Joe Terranova (baritone/bass), and Dave White Tricker (tenor) (aka Dave White) were four Philadelphia high school friends -- all were born in 1940 or 1941 -- who formed an atypical late-'50s rock & roll dance combo, originally calling themselves the Juvenairs. Rapp -- the group's leader -- choreographed their dance steps and invented the routines that they performed during their sets. After playing after-school gigs and local shows as a foursome for a while, they later added saxophonist Lennie Baker to the lineup. While still in high school in late 1957, they were working a record hop as the intermission entertainment, when a local businessman named John Madara spotted the band. Madara had an interest in rock & roll promotion and introduced them to a local songwriter and vocal coach named Artie Singer, who also ran his own label, Singular Records. Singer auditioned the band .... + Informações

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Danny and the Juniors - At the Hop. + Informações

Sassy Fran / *I Feel So Lonely* from 1958 on abc 9978. + Informações

ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY~ Danny & The Juniors ~1958~ ABC-Paramount Records (New York City, New York). Released in March of 1958 and it peaked at the #19 spot on the US music charts. ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY was written by group member David White and came about during a time when many American's ,over the age of 30, wanted "Rock and Roll" to disappear completely. ROCK AND ROLL IS HERE TO STAY was used in the 1983 Hollywood motion picture ~ CHRISTINE. The lead vocals were handled by Danny Rapp.. + Informações

Sometimes More Later. + Informações

Do The Bop - The Juvenairs (AKA Danny & The Juniors) Danny & The Juniors" were a Philadelphia based quartet comprising of Danny Rapp, Dave White, Frank Maffei and Joe Terranova. They are most widely recognized for their hit single "At the Hop", which was released in 1957. They are sometimes erroneously stated as being an Italian-American band. However, lead singer Danny Rapp was of Irish extraction. ==The 1950s== Initially formed in Philadelphia in 1955 as "The Juvenairs", they signed with local record label Singulair. Artie Singer of Singulair, along with a local disc jockey named Larry Brown, changed the name of the group to "Danny & The Juniors". Dave White co-wrote a song for the group, "Do the Bop", to accommodate a new dance called The Bop that was popular on Dick Clark's TV show, "American Bandstand". The song came to the attention of Clark, who suggested that they rename it "At the Hop". The song was not initially a success, but after being played on "American Bandstand", it was picked up by ABC-Paramount Records, and stayed at the top of the US charts for seven weeks. It went on to sell over two million copies worldwide. The song was followed in 1958 by the similar sounding "Rock 'n' Roll Is Here To Stay", which also made it into the Top 20. ==The 1960s== In 1960, Danny and the Juniors were signed to Dick Clark's Swan Records label, and they released one more record, "Twistin' USA". It made it into the Top 40, and became their final hit single. They went on to .... + Informações

Original member, Joe Terry talks about the groups appearances on Bandstand & their first movie. From the film," PhillyPopMusic". A George Manney film. Copyright 2008. www.PhillyPopMusic.com The song was written by John Madara, Dave White & Art Singer. Visit Joe & Danny and The Juniors online at www.myspace.com www.dannyandthejuniors.com. + Informações

It's taking you back to the sunny days and star-filled nights of Southern California summer in the sixties!. + Informações

Gorgeous doowop on the flip of 'At The Hop'. + Informações

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One of the best European team from all time playing against Flamengo from Brazil in 1981. This was the Toyota Cup in Japan(World Cup of Clubs). Flamengo 3 x 0 Liverpool Date: 13/Dezembro/1981 Nacional Stadium (Tokio/JAP) Gols: Nunes 13, Adílio 34 e Nunes 41 1° half. Liverpool: Grobbelaar; Neal, R. Kennedy, Lawnson e Thompson; Hansen, Dalglish e Lee; Johnstone, Souness e McDermott (Johnson). Coach: Paisley. Flamengo: Raul; Leandro, Marinho, Mozer e Júnior; Andrade, Adílio e Zico; Tita, Nunes e Lico. Coach: Paulo César Carpegiani. The music is from a World/Brazilian band from California. www.batmakumba.com Music by Bat Makumba Carl Remde/ Emiliano Benevides/ Alex Koberle. Guests: David Gibbs/Carlos Oliveira/Dandara Backen/Danny Cao/Gustavo Lino. + Informações

Doo-woppy flip of their second release 'Rock And Roll Is Here To Stay'. + Informações

Not original version ! Mafia re-edit. + Informações

Sandy & Junior e Chitãozinho & Xororó - Nascemos Pra Cantar (Sandy e Junior Show). + Informações

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The name of this song is "AT THE HOP" by Danny & The Juniors from 1958. You can also hear this in the movie "American Graffiti" (1973) and in the game "Mafia 2" (2010). American rock and roll.. + Informações

Juninhoo. + Informações

Danny and the Juniors member, Joe Terry, performs here on "Rock N Roll Graffiti" in 1999.. + Informações

Christine rock and roll is here to stay (Danny and the Juniors). + Informações

Danny and the Juniors' Joe Terry performs on "Rock N Roll Graffiti" in 1999.. + Informações

sveriges grymaste pilsner-pråmar. + Informações

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