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The story of the Dell-Vikings (or Del Vikings, or Del-Vikings) is one of the most glorious, complicated, and frustrating of any successful doo wop group in music history. With two major national hits ("Come Go with Me" and "Whispering Bells") to their credit -- one more hit than most other successful doo wop groups ever had -- they had a jump ...
Whether you spell it Del Vikings, Dell Vikings, Del-Vikings, or Dell-Vikings, what you get is great Rock 'N Roll music and a confusing story. Let's try to sort it out. As with the Cuff Links, the Del Vikings story begins with the Air Force, this time in Pittsburgh.
Over the years the Del/Dell Vikings confusion would continue when different or rearranged recordings of the same songs showed up on two or more of the Vikings labels: “When I Come Home” came out on both Dot and Mercury; “I’m Spinning” on Fee Bee, Dor and Mercury; and “Come Go With Me” on Luniverse, Fee Bee and Dot.
With the Dell-Vikings disbanding at the end of 1957, Kripp Johnson rejoined the original lineup, forming a sextet. They secured a deal with ABC Records (ABC-Paramount). While the core of the band was back together, they were unable to chart any more songs, and the group disbanded in 1965.
12 de jun. de 2019 · Come Go With Me (Quick) by The Dell-VikingsThis million-selling doo-wop classic was originally released on the Fee Bee label. See also their “Whispering Bell...
30 de may. de 2008 · Come And Go With Me By: The Dell Vikings
The Dell Vikings were one of the first rhythm and blues groups to completely grasp the style of rock and roll. In doing so, they incorporated and homogenized both musical forms without diluting either. Members: Norman Wright - lead Kripp Johnson - first tenor Donald Backus - second tenor David Lerchery - baritone Clarence Quick - bass.
