Best WHITE VOCAL GROUP of the 1950s?

[NightTrain]

Poll question: Best WHITE VOCAL GROUP of the 1950s?

NOTE: Since the 1950s produced so many successful vocal groups, I've decided to limit this poll to rock 'n' roll and doo-wop music. Consequently, you won't find options for such best-selling '50s pop groups as the Ames Brothers, Four Aces, Crew Cuts, Hilltoppers, Four Lads, McGuire Sisters, Four Freshmen, etc. Sorry! :shrug:

[OneBlueSky]

1. what, no "other" alternative? . . .

my vote goes to the Everly Brothers . . . best two-part harmony ever . . . with Simon & Garfunkel a close second . . . :)

[NightTrain]

6. I said "group," not "duo."

[fortyfeetunder]

2. You left one out...The Snowmen

They only had a 3 month debut hit called "Let it Snow"

HA HA HA

[HEyHEY]

3. DION!!!

ALthough I believe the Diamonds are a Vancouver product.

[HEyHEY]

8. The Crew Cuts for certain came from Vancouver

shaboom shaboom....reminds me of my hometown so much, it has such a Van-city feel to it.

[PartyPooper]

4. What about Peter, Paul, and Mary?

:shrug:

[NightTrain]

5. I said "1950s." PP&M are in my "1960s" poll.

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[Kahuna]

9. Oops! Nevermind. Wrong poll.