The Mystics

The Mystics belong to the vocal-group world of late 1950s rock and roll. The group from the USA became known for Hushabye, a song shaped by close harmony, teenage melancholy, and the polished sound of early pop-rock recording. Their tag connects doo-wop, 1950s rock, and the transition from neighborhood vocal groups to national pop memory.

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  Hushabye: folk roots of famous rock and roll lullaby

  Hushabye is the first successful song recorded by the American rock band The Mystics to spend nine weeks on the national...