"Doop-a-Go-Go Party" es el último lanzamiento del sello Juke Box Factory manejado por el coleccionista francés El Vidocq.
En él se rescatan oscuros y vibrantes singles del doo wop rhythm n’ blues y el rock’n’roll de armonías vocales de los años 50 y primeros 60.
 
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After the "Voices Super Sound" compilation, El Vidocq wanted to continue exploring vocals, vocal harmonies and choirs... a doo-wop theme, or gospel, or even choirs? In the end, it's become a bit of all of these, always with the idea of making a great record to listen to from start to finish. Here we rediscover well-known groups such as The Turbans, The Five Keys, Tiny Topsy & The Charms, but also many who only recorded a single, such as The Chanteurs, Avalons, The Lidos, Mad Lads and The Moon Stones. Some sang out of religious conviction, like Evelyn Freeman; others had other musical leanings like The Visions and The Paramours. But all have a lot of generosity in common in their songs, and also a lot of "boom boom" of "wop wop" of "ouh ouuuhhh".
To sum it up, as the opening track says: "Come on everybody yeah, now, yeaheah..."
 
A1 The Grizzly Bear - The Chanteurs
A2 Prison Break - The Paramours
A3 Come On, Come On, Come On  - Tiny Topsy & The Charms
A4 Boom Boom - The Five Keys
A5 Booga Bear - The Creators
A6 Crazy Crazy Heart - Jan Brinkley
A7 Dick Tracy - The Chants
A8 All God's Chillum - Evelyn Freeman

B1 Cigarette - The Visions
B2 Malanese - Avalons
B3 The Wadda-Do
B4 Elmo - The Classics
B5 Bashanova - The Lidos
B6 Dreaming - The Uptones
B7 Hey Man - Mad Lads
B8 Love Call - The Moon Stones