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Allies
Allies formed in Los Angeles in the early 1950s with Bob Dorough on guitar and vocals, Richard Morris on guitar and vocals, Bill Dana on bass, Dave Dallin on...
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Crying In The Chapel
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Don't Keep Him Waiting
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Don't Run Away
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Don't You Worry
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Grand Facade
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How Much Love
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I'll Be Your Brother
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In My Life
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Long Way From Paradise
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Morningstar
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Pardon Me
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Second Chance
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Send Me
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Something In Your Eyes
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Surrender
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Take Me Back
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Allies formed in Los Angeles in the early 1950s with Bob Dorough on guitar and vocals, Richard Morris on guitar and vocals, Bill Dana on bass, Dave Dallin on drums, and Walter Rollins on vocals. They released their debut album in 1956, which included 'Crying In The Chapel.'
That song became their most recognizable track, though it was written by Artie Glenn and Darrell Glenn, not the group themselves. Allies recorded other songs like 'Don't Keep Him Waiting' and 'How Much Love' that showed their vocal harmony approach.
They put out a few more albums in the late 1950s, including 'The Allies Sing Again' in 1957 and 'Allies in Harmony' in 1958. The group's sound drew from folk and pop styles of that period, built around those five voices working together.
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