doo-wop
noun /ˈduː wɒp/
/ˈduː wɑːp/
[uncountable]- an African American style of singing popular in the 1950s. It involved groups singing in harmony, and nonsense phrases like 'doo-wop' and 'sha-boom' regularly repeated. Early doo-wop groups included the Drifters and the Platters.
1950年代流行的非裔美国人唱歌风格。它涉及到和声组的和声，并且经常重复使用“ doo-wop”和“ sha-boom”之类的废话。早期的扑扑小组包括漂流者和拼盘。