The Monotones
The Monotones, a six-member American doo-wop vocal group from Newark, New
Jersey, formed in 1955. The original members were Charles Howard Patrick, Warren
Davis, George Malone, Frankie Smith, John Ryanes, and Warren Ryanes. They began
their musical journey by performing covers of popular songs at local events,
gaining early traction on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour television program, where they
won first prize for their rendition of "Zoom" by The Cadillacs. In September
1957, the Monotones recorded "The Book of Love", which was released on the
Mascot label in December that year. This ...
The Book of LoveThe Monotones
Mafia Radio [B.O.F.]
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The Book of LoveThe Monotones
Who Wrote The Book Of Love? [Digital Version]
You Never Loved MeThe Monotones
Who Wrote The Book Of Love? [Digital Version]
Tell It to the JudgeThe Monotones
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Tell It to the JudgeThe Harptones and The Monotones
Who Wrote The Book Of Love? [Digital Version]
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