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Charted at #9 on Billboard Hot 100 in March 1959. Original Billboard review: "Fabian has two rockin' sides that should prove salable items. "Turn Me Loose" is a pounding, danceable ditty that is vigorously chanted." Written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman. B-side is "Stop Thief!".

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 “Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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 “Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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This era in history was when music stopped being carefully made and it was all about the appearance. Music publishers no longer cared about the way the music sounded, they were putting all their focus into the image. The image was targeting young girls with money. This adds significance to musical history because the idea of artists needing to look a certain way began with teen idols.

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-The teen idols were very clean-cut and represented a “perfect boyfriend”.

-“A mother’s dream”

-More about the image than the music

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Elvis Presley

Payola scandal

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Lyrics about innocent teen love

Very happy sound

Songs were very polished

Poor voices

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Fabian Forte

Frankie Avalon

Ricky Nelson

Bobby Rydell

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1962-1964