The Orlons

1960–GroupPhiladelphia

  • Rhythm and blues
  • Rock music

Why it matters

The Orlons emerged from Philadelphia in 1960, originally as an all-girl group called Audrey and the Teenettes. Comprising lead singer Rosetta Hightower, Shirley Brickley, Marlena Davis, and Stephen Caldwell, they achieved significant success with their first major hit, "The Wah-Watusi," which soared to No.

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    The Orlons - South Street By The Orlons - VINTAGE vinyl record for sale

    The Orlons - South Street By The Orlons - LP

    VG / VG 1963
    $12.00 USD
    $12.00 USD

The Orlons Vinyl Records For Sale

The Orlons brought a vibrant blend of rhythm and blues from Philadelphia in the 1960s, captivating audiences with hits like "The Wah-Watusi" and "Don't Hang Up." Their irresistible sound is a testament to their significant impact on the music scene, making The Orlons albums a must-have for any vinyl collector. Here at The Den, we have a selection of vintage The Orlons LPs available now, with new arrivals always in stock. Don't miss your chance to buy The Orlons vinyl records—our inventory changes frequently, so grab them while you can!

Explore our collection of The Orlons albums for sale and discover the magic of this all-girl group that shaped the rock and R&B landscape. Whether you're a long-time fan or just starting your journey into their music, these vinyl records are more than just collectibles; they're a piece of music history waiting to be enjoyed.

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