The Everly Brothers, key figures in 20th century popular music, formed a pivotal harmony duo that merged country and pop music. Their influential tracks from 1957 to 1962, like "Wake Up Little Susie" and "Bye Bye Love," ingrained their sound in music history. Despite their impact, detailed biographies remain few, with Barry Mazor's "Blood Harmony" providing a well-researched account of their complex careers. Mazor also addresses and corrects misconceptions about their origins and upbringing, celebrating the brothers’ lasting musical influence on later artists.
The Everly Brothers were the first great harmony vocal duo, bridging country music and pop, recording influential singles between 1957 and 1962 that left an enduring legacy.
Phil and Don Everly's harmonies strongly influenced iconic groups like The Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel, who admired them and covered their songs.
Barry Mazor's "Blood Harmony" presents a rigorous exploration of the Everly Brothers' 50-plus-year career while dispelling myths about their upbringing and musical journey.
Mazor’s work serves as a loving tribute to the Everly Brothers’ musical power, illuminating their contribution to the landscape of 20th-century music.
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