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The Oak Ridge Boys

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Best known for their 1981 monster crossover smash "Elvira" with its unmistakable basso profundo "oom papa mow mow" part, this band's career actually began in the late 1940s. They started out as a straight country Gospel group, developing tight harmonies and an even tighter stage show through constant touring. The lineup of the band that most people are most familiar with began to coalesce in the late '60s. William Lee Golden, Joe Bonsall, Duane Allen and Richard Sterban had begun singing secular music in earnest and subsequently became one of the biggest vocal groups in country music.

- Tom Heyman

 
 
 
 
 
 

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1. Elvira (3:41) 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection... $1.29
2. Y'all Come Back Saloon (3:54) Greatest Hits $0.99
3. Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight (3:02) Greatest Hits $0.99
4. American Made (3:39) Collection $0.99
5. Thank God For Kids (3:54) I'll Be Home For Christmas $0.99
6. Fancy Free (4:39) 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection... $0.99
7. Dream On (3:18) Greatest Hits $0.99
8. Trying To Love Two Women (2:30) Greatest Hits $0.99
9. Bobbie Sue (3:53) Bobbie Sue $0.99
10. Amazing Grace (3:07) The Gospel Collection $0.99

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