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Tufts Beelzebubs

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In the fall of 1962, a handful of Tufts men gathered to sing in the basement of West Hall. They named themselves “Jumbo’s Disciples: The Beelzebubs” and prepared an original version of Winter Wonderland for Tufts’ annual Winter Sing. By the end of the 1963-’64 academic year, the Bubs had recorded their first album, performed with the Boston Pops, and traveled as far as New York City.

Virginia Gentlemen

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The Virginia Gentlemen, the oldest acappella group at the University of Virginia, have been entertaining audiences since its founding in 1953.

Rockapella

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Download "A-Punk" from Rockapella HERE. Rockapella is an American a cappella musical group best known for their series of Folgers Coffee commercials and the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? theme song. "Rockapella" is a portmanteau of "rock" and "a cappella". In addition to original vocal music, the group also perform a cappella covers of pop songs.

The Brown Derbies

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The Brown Derbies are an all-male a cappella group from Brown University. Known for their lively performances and humorous antics, the Derbies travel perform for colleges and audiences around the country. Their best known release, "Jericho," has their popular arrangements of Radiohead's "Karma Police" and Dire Strait's "Romeo and Juliet.

NYU Mass Transit

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Mass Transit is New York University's all-male a capella group.

Moxy Früvous

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Moxy Früvous was a folk-pop, geek-rock, socially conscious, politically-satirical band (1990-ca.2002) from Thornhill, Ontario, Canada, just north of Toronto. Canada and the "human experience" are a common theme in Früvous songs.

UVA Hullabahoos

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Academical Village People

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