Chance Records, along with Parrot, Chess, and United, was one of the pioneering labels in Chicago to record the new African American sounds that swept the city in the post-World War II years, the music of doowop harmony groups and Mississippi blues adapted to the urban scene with electrically amplified instruments.
An edition of Doowop
(1996)
Doowop
the Chicago scene
by Robert Pruter
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Doowop: THE CHICAGO SCENE (Music in American Life)
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]-276), discography (p. [253]-262), and index.
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