Artist Bio:
The Enchanters were an American doo-wop group formed in the 1950s. The group consisted of four members: Larry Harrison, Frank Joyner, John Handy, and Jimmy Robinson. They were known for their smooth harmonies and soulful vocals, which helped them gain popularity in the doo-wop music scene.
The Enchanters released several singles in their career, including "I Paid for the Party," "Mambo Santa Mambo," and "There Goes (A Pretty Girl)." They were signed to the Atco Records label and worked with producers such as Herb Abramson and Jerry Wexler. Despite not achieving mainstream success, The Enchanters were well-respected within the doo-wop community for their musical talent and contributions to the genre.
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