
The
Dells
Inducted:
2004
Category:
Performer
Inducted By:
Robert Townsend
Fifty years after they formed, the Dells’ hypnotic sound endures. The Dells are one of very few groups to have a hit in every decade since the Fifties. Lovable and long-lived, the Dells kept producing hits long after they secured their place in music history.
Induction
"Oh, What a Night"
Impact

An accident in the studio produced their biggest classic.
Robert Townsend

2004 Hall of Fame Essay
They greatest harmony group of all time, the Dells thrilled audiences with their amazing vocal interplay, between the gruff...
Written By Harry Weigner
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