The Larks Collection 1950-55

This North Carolina group transitioned from gospel to secular music in the early ’50s, becoming one of the most esteemed early African-American doo-wop groups. Bask in their sweet style and impressive technique as you hear the A- and B-sides of just about all their Apollo releases (plus later recordings under different group names). It’s a substantial overview of these heavenly harmonizers: their Top 10s "Eyesight to the Blind" and "Little Side Car" plus "Why Not Today," "I’m So Glad," "Hey, Little Girl," "My Lost Love," "Stolen Love," "Darlin’," "Margie," "No, Mama, No," "If It’s a Crime," "Shadrack," "Hold Me"…48 in all! Acrobat.