The Olympics

Formed 1956Group

  • Doo-wop

Why it matters

The Olympics emerged from the vibrant US music scene in 1956, carving out their niche as a doo-wop group with a distinct small-group acoustic vibe.

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Formed in 1956, The Olympics are known as a US doo-wop group, embodying the rich harmonies and rhythms that define the genre. Their style is often described as acoustic and intimate, perfect for focused listening sessions.

Among their works, the release titled 'Golden Greats' stands out, capturing the essence of their sound and contribution to the doo-wop tradition.

3 Things You Need To Know

  1. Pioneers Of Doo-Wop

    The Olympics emerged in 1956 as a US doo-wop group, capturing the classic vocal harmony style that defined early rhythm and blues.

  2. Start With Golden Greats

    Their album Golden Greats is a solid entry point showcasing their smooth small-group acoustic sound and vocal interplay.

  3. Music For Focused Listening

    Their style tends toward intimate, acoustic arrangements that reward careful, focused listening rather than background play.

The Olympics Vinyl Records For Sale

The Olympics were a prominent doo-wop group that emerged in the late 1950s, known for their infectious harmonies and danceable hits. To dive into their collection, look for their early work, especially tracks that became staples of the era, like "Western Movies" and "(Baby) Hully Gully." These songs not only capture the essence of their sound but also highlight their influence on the music scene. The Den carries a rotating selection of used The Olympics records, so check back often for one-of-a-kind finds!

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