The Magic Touch is Bob Cardany, bass, lead, Tony Giorgi tenor, lead, Dennis Hurlie first tenor, lead, Tom Kelleher, baritone, and Jim Santrello, tenor, lead. All these guys have been singing doo-wop on street corners and professionally for decades. 26 songs here, including some originals like 'The Father of the Bride,' written by Tom Kelleher. Some of our favorites are 'Buzz, Buzz Buzz,' 'Under the Boardwalk,' 'Blue Moon,' 'When You Dance,' 'Trickle, Trickle' and 'Streets Of The Bronx.' All a cappella, from Starlight Discs.

Since 1988 from Hartford to Harrisburg, from the Westbury Music Fair to the Westchester County Center The Magic Touch can be found performing their acappella doo wop harmonies. If you love the songs of the 50's & 60's performed in the finest 'street corner acappella tradition' The Magic Touch is the vocal group for you. You are in for a real treat when you listen to the dulcet tones of Brian Angarola (tenor/lead), Bob Cardany (bass), Tim Fuller (tenor/lead), Tom Kelleher (baritone), and Phil Russo (tenor/lead).

There are some doo-wop groups from whom the clean, smooth, crisp sound just seems to flow like a street corner water fountain, like it did with the original groups who burst onto the airwaves in the 1950s and 60s. The 5-man Magic Touch is one of those groups, and 'Sincerely' just goes to show how appealing and timeless the combination of great arranging, soaring harmonies and classic material can be. Some favorites: 'Ain't No Woman Like The One I Love,' 'Just My Imagination,' 'Rama Lama Ding Dong,' 'Twilight Time,' Bobby Darin's 'Dream Lover' (OK, we know it was a hit for Del Shannon), 'In The Still of the Night' and the title tune, but we have to say that these are 19 of the best doo-wop tunes we've ever heard!