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50's At The Hop ShowDon W Westland, MI 50s at the Hop Recommendation: Yes Ratings: 5 of 5 July 10, 2005 02:17 PM I'm a 47 year old man, my wife is 51. This was our 1st Branson visit. We ended up attending 10 shows and this show was possibly the best in quality and enjoyment for both of us. The live band is excellent. First of all, this is really a late '50's & early 60's show. Some of the songs in the show did date beyond 12/31/59. But, the audience did not mind at all. The band was excellent. The performers, choreography and costuming were a little better than the #1 Hits of the 60's. This show is generally a bunch of medley's grouped around themes. This show had more songs with lead singers or duets and fully completed more songs than 60's did. We purchased 3 cd's. This is the only show to accomplish selling us 3 discs. The sax player is apparently Branson's "Sax Player of the Year". I believe it. He is really good on the sax, plays guitar, adds comic relief to the show and has the only "interactive hair-doo" that I saw on a Branson stage. I'll leave it to your imagination, but that man has amazing hair! The 50's Doo-Wop was helped by a singer who they said has the Guiness Record for L O W voice range. He could really do those low notes!
S.L.
Ray Anthony aka Richie Valens is a spectacular new addition to 50s. He,
alone, is worth the price of your Show ticket. He is loaded with all the I. W. Stephanie is a great addition and really seems to enjoy herself. I hope they go back to the 4 couple setup. It really filled the stage to see that many rockin’ and boppin’. If you are seeing it for the first time, I am sure you will enjoy it, but if you are regular like we have been, be ready to wonder where you favorites have gone.
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