单词	doo-wop
释义	doo-wop /ˈduːwɒp / noun [mass noun] A style of popular music marked by the use of close harmony vocals using nonsense phrases, originating in the US in the 1950s.This is the high peak of their doo-wop, with tricky little rhythms on the falsetto lead line and some extremely beautiful lyrics that seem to go beyond high school puppy love into something more universal.... Jump blues, country, gospel, western swing and pop - forget stereotypes, primal rock was more than just doo-wop and rockabilly. These audio jump cuts and sudden changes in ambience were also reflected in the music, as doo-wop, pop songs, political commentary, fuzz guitar rock and cocktail jazz all piled up on each other. Derivatives doo-wopper noun ... It wasn't just the doo-woppers who padded or enriched their repertoire with pop oldies. This album is out of print as the doo-woppers are currently in the studio getting ready to release a new album. The only confusing aspect of this version of the play was trying to establish early on what part the doo-woppers played in the production. Origin 1950s: imitative.
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