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The Earls
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A doo-wop group discovered while singing harmonies on the street corners of The Bronx in the late fifties.
Best known for
REMEMBER THEN
Billboard Hot 100 #24
January 1964:
but also currrently charting disco on Marky's charts !!
here it is !January 8, 1977
PART 2: THE DISCO COMPILATION CONSENSUS
"BUBBLING UNDER" THE DISCO ACTION TOP 40: #41---#84!!!
70) (76) GET ON UP AND DANCE (The Continental) - The Earls
(Woodbury 12-inch: 7:07) P: Hy Weiss // W: J. Francasi/L. Figiverido
5 points/ 1 chart = Montreal
BDA Top 40: 1 week on chart
DCC chart: 4 weeks on chart // Last week: #76 (+6)
thank you youtube :
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An ***"I BEAT DISCO FUNK" *** exclusive follow up!!! :icon_mrgreen:
GET ON UP AND DANCE (The Continental) - may have been The Earl's first disco record to chart ....
and from it they must have liked this disco groove -
because at least one more disco record by them gets released: ....
....will it also chart on Marky's '77 charts??? :icon_question:
all will be revealed .....
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I didn't realize these guys were white, and had doo-wop roots. They sounded 'old' on those late 70s disco records, but they also sounded black!
They also did a remake of The Trammps Love Epidemic. A good attempt, although the original is the best! :)
Disco Funk
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Hi DF !!
here they are again ..... in 1975 doing a disco who's who :
& interesting that you mentioned they were white ..... I think the only non-black act mentioned in this song is Disco Tex .......
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Last edited by remicks; January 7th, 2011 at 12:14 AM.
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