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  • Classic 1960s girl group the Shangri-Las
    the Shangri-Las

    “Leader of the Pack,” which topped the charts in 1964, is a tale of rebellion punctuated by the crack of a motorcycle engine. About that time, Betty Weiss left the band, but the Shangri-Las continued as a trio, touring throughout 1965–66 and scoring a top…

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    “Leader of the Pack,” which topped the charts in 1964, is a tale of rebellion punctuated by the crack of a motorcycle engine. About that time, Betty Weiss left the band, but the Shangri-Las continued as a trio, touring throughout 1965–66 and scoring a top…

    Read More