Biography

Best known for the enduring doo-wop classic "Come Go With Me," a #4 hit in 1957, the Del-Vikings also earned their place in history as the first successful multi-racial band of the rock era. The quartet met in Air Force barracks in the mid-'50s, and swiftly honed a smooth, harmonic pop sound. In the wake of their huge hit, military assignments would wreak havoc with the band's line-up, although they would score another top ten hit with "Whispering Bells." While the original four members reunited in the '60s, they never replicated their early radio success. However, various line-ups of the Del-Vikings could be found touring the states into the 21st century.

Top Tracks

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• Come Go With Me

• Cool Shake

• How Can I Find True Love

• I'm Sitting On Top Of The World

• I'm Spinning

• The Bells

• The White Cliffs Of Dover

• Uh Uh Baby

• Whispering Bells

• White Cliffs Of Dover

• You Belong To Me

Discography

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• Cool Shake

  Buffalo Bop

  1988

• A Swinging, Singing Record Session

  Mercury

  1958

• Come Go with the Del-Vikings

  1957

• They Sing-They Swing

  1957