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The Dubs Meet the Solitaires Doo Wop

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Download links and information about The Dubs Meet the Solitaires Doo Wop by Solitaires, The Dubs. This album was released in 2004 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Pop genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 46:19 minutes.

Artist: Solitaires, The Dubs
Release date: 2004
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Pop
Tracks: 18
Duration: 46:19
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance 3:07
2. Be Sure My Love 2:28
3. Wonder Why 2:36
4. Beside My Love 2:16
5. Please Kiss This Letter 2:53
6. Blue Velvet 2:37
7. The Wedding 2:41
8. Chapel of Dreams 2:31
9. Blue Valentine 2:35
10. Could This Be Magic 2:18
11. The Angel's Song 2:23
12. Darling 2:37
13. Magic Rose 2:31
14. Don't Ask Me to Be Lonely 2:19
15. Girl of Mine 2:43
16. Gonna Make a Change 2:37
17. Walking Along 2:35
18. Is There a Love for Me 2:32

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Collectables' 2004 release The Dubs Meet the Shells is a reissue of a Josie release from 1962 that takes six tracks from each band, both of whom are very smooth, very romantic doo woppers. The Dubs' high point is the breathtaking "Could This Be Magic," but the rest aren't far behind. Apart from the sloppy cover of "Blue Velvet," it is first-class lover's doo wop all the way. The Shells are very much in the same vein but less romantic. Nate Bouknight's lead vocals are much rawer and more pleading than Dubs singer Richard Blandon's. The songs are all just as strong and sweet though, best among them the bubbling "Our Wedding Day" and the aching "Baby, Oh Baby." Anyone looking for a short, powerful, and fairly obscure dose of doo wop could do a lot worse than checking this disc out.