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Bill Svanoe married Erik's ex-wife, Joan Darling, an accomplished television director, writer and actress; Bill followed her into the medium, first with a few small acting roles, then as a writer for TV series and movies.
May 4, 2011 · Bill Svanoe, Now Since then: Formed the Rooftop Singers and recorded "Walk Right In," a number one hit in 1963. Recorded and toured until 1968, when the group disbanded.
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Aug 19, 2013 · The song, "Walk Right In," was recorded in 1962 by The Rooftop Singers, and was a number one hit in early 1963. The song had originally been written in 1929 by the blues musician Gus Cannon (who released a recording the same year, with a jug band he led). The Rooftop Singers was formed in 1962, in order to record a new version of the song.
Guitar [12-string], Vocals – Erik Darling, Bill Svanoe* Vocals – Lynne Taylor; Notes. Vanguard Stereolab LP Vanguard Stereophonic Disc Black/Silver Label #VSD-2136
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Lynne Taylor was a founding member of The Rooftop Singers: the other members being Erik Darling and Bill Svanoe. Though Lynne was jazz-orientated, she had created a tape in which she overdubbed one of Erik's own albums (True religion) with her own vocals. Erik was impressed by that tape so Lynne was an obvious choice for the group.
