A Brief History

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In the late '50s in Center City, Philadelphia, local vocal coach, Artie Singer, whose student, Johnny Madara, had recorded Singer's song, "Be My Girl," hooked up with the singer to record a song written by Madara and partner Dave White through his small Philly label, Singular Records, called "Do The Bop." This would later be changed to "At The Hop" and become a classic in Rock and Roll History.