Lollipop – 1958 by The Chordettes
“Lollipop,” a seemingly simple tune about a sweet treat, became a global phenomenon in 1958, propelling The Chordettes, an all-female barbershop quartet, to international stardom. Formed in 1946 in Sheboygan,…
“Lollipop,” a seemingly simple tune about a sweet treat, became a global phenomenon in 1958, propelling The Chordettes, an all-female barbershop quartet, to international stardom. Formed in 1946 in Sheboygan,…
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