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About Little Anthony and the Imperials
Starting off as a Doo-Wop sensation in the 1950s, the Imperials have never lost the swinging choral sensibility that made them the darlings of the scene. They had a string of solid hits clear into the '70s, including "Tears on My Pillow," "So Much" and "Going Out of My Head." And no wonder: as Little Anthony's precious, high-pitched tenor soars and clips itself in mock agony over the Imperials' saccharine "ooh"s, everything has to be well.
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Little Anthony and the Imperials
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Starting off as a Doo-Wop sensation in the 1950s, the Imperials have never lost the swinging choral sensibility that made them the darlings of the scene. They had a string of solid hits clear into the '70s, including "Tears on My Pillow," "So Much" and "Going Out of My Head." And no wonder: as Little Anthony's precious, high-pitched tenor soars and clips itself in mock agony over the Imperials' saccharine "ooh"s, everything has to be well.
About Little Anthony and the Imperials
Starting off as a Doo-Wop sensation in the 1950s, the Imperials have never lost the swinging choral sensibility that made them the darlings of the scene. They had a string of solid hits clear into the '70s, including "Tears on My Pillow," "So Much" and "Going Out of My Head." And no wonder: as Little Anthony's precious, high-pitched tenor soars and clips itself in mock agony over the Imperials' saccharine "ooh"s, everything has to be well.
