A classic pop vocal track by American female quartet The Chordettes, famous for its playful "lollipop" mouth-generated sound effects and upbeat doo-wop style.
This playful pop song became iconic through The Chordettes' a cappella version, featuring characteristic mouth-popping sounds. Originally written in the 1950s, it represents the transition from traditional pop to rock 'n' roll era.
A classic pop vocal track originally written by Julius Dixson and Beverly Ross, popularized by The Chordettes' 1958 recording featuring playful bubblegum lyrics and a distinctive "lollipop" mouth-pop rhythm.
The Chordettes' version of "Lollipop" became a signature doo-wop hit, known for its distinctive vocal "pop" sound effect mimicking a lollipop being pulled from the mouth.
This iconic novelty song featuring vocal percussion effects became one of The Chordettes' signature hits, reaching №2 on Billboard charts and influencing later vocal pop groups with its playful style and memorable "lollipop" mouth noise motif.
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