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The Dubs are an American doo wop group formed in 1957, known for their songs, “Could This Be Magic”, “Don’t Ask Me To Be Lonely”, and “Chapel of Dreams”.
The Dubs made one of the mid-’50s’ more endearing ballad records, “Could This Be Magic,” in 1957. It wasn’t a huge hit, but still became a doo wop classic. The group, featuring lead vocalist Richard Blandon, continued recording for Gone, Musictone, ABC, End, Josie, Wilshire, Lana, Candlelite, Johnson, and Clifton through the mid-’70s, but never enjoyed any success or made any headway outside doo wop circles. ~ Ron Wynn, All-Music Guide
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  • bort_

    dubs not subs

    2 Sep 2012 Reply

  • Lowbacca

    legendary doo wop recording artists

    18 Jul 2012 Reply

  • fenderfabulous

    check em

    22 Apr 2012 Reply

  • frosty7530

    The DUBS may B an example of groups/composers that became better known in other lifetimes than the "peak" of their youth. Classical music is loaded w/examples of this, as most of u know. I live in Philly and have been a Doo Wop fan ahll my life, but espcially since 1996 when I bought my 1st PC, which allowed me to explore my interests better. The DUBS make awesome music & R very beloved in Philly & Seashore. Richard Blandon, their lead singer, seems to get great response. The DUBS simply make beautiful harmonic music. I pray they continue to live on so that other Doo-'Wop lovers can hear the Best of this genre.

    22 Jul 2011 Reply

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