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Bobbie Sue
Country · 1982 · 10 tracks · 30m

Bobbie Sue

The Oak Ridge Boys

A high-energy blend of early '80s country pop and classic doo-wop, driven by impossibly deep bass hooks and pristine four-part vocal harmonies.

1982 · GMB

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An infectious, sun-drenched celebration of vocal harmony and upbeat country-pop nostalgia.

Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden drop into the ultra-low bass vocal hook on the title track, anchoring the bouncy rhythm.
The soaring, four-part harmony stack that opens the chorus of the key ballads, showing off their gospel roots.
The transition from a traditional country verse into a full-blown, doo-wop-style vocal breakdown.
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