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  • the Everly Brothers
    the Everly Brothers

    …later that year with “Bye Bye Love.” Unlike the vocal harmonies in most early rock-and-roll recordings, which supported a moving vocal line with block harmonies, the Everly Brothers’ vocal approach was based on the high, lonesome sound of bluegrass and Appalachian music, supporting the lead vocal with a moving…

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    …later that year with “Bye Bye Love.” Unlike the vocal harmonies in most early rock-and-roll recordings, which supported a moving vocal line with block harmonies, the Everly Brothers’ vocal approach was based on the high, lonesome sound of bluegrass and Appalachian music, supporting the lead vocal with a moving…

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