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SHERMAN—The Sherman Library will present an in-person program on “The History of Early Rock n’ Roll Vocal Groups,” by composer, musician and author Charley Gerard March 2 at 11 a.m. 

Doo-wop was the sound of early rock ‘n roll vocal groups. The sound of these groups originated from barbershop quartets, gospel groups and 1930s pop groups. 

Register here. For more information, email slprograms@biblio.org. The library is located at 1 Sherman Center.

 

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