The Six Teens
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The Six Teens, an American pop group from Los Angeles, California, featured members who were teenagers or younger such as Ed Wells and Trudy Williams. Their career began with the 1956 single "Don't Worry About a Thing" released under the name The Sweet Teens, followed by "A Casual Look / Teen Age Promise" later that year; "A Casual Look" reached number 7 on the U.S. Black Singles chart and number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100. In 1957, the group relocated to Hawaii, where "Send Me Flowers" became a local hit, and released singles such as "Only Jim" and "Arrow of Love". After lineup changes and a shift toward younger audiences, the group continued performing into the late 1960s, regrouping in later decades to play dooâwop revival shows.
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- Only Jim by Trudy Williams
- Was It a Dream of Mine by Trudy Williams
- Danny (This Is the Last Dance) by Trudy Williams
- My Secret by Trudy Williams
- Love's Funny That Way by Trudy Williams
- Heaven Knows I Love You by Trudy Williams
- Why Do I Go to School by Trudy Williams
- That Wonderful Secret of Love by Trudy Williams
- A Casual Look by The Elgins
- So Happy by Trudy Williams
- A Little Prayer by Trudy Williams
- Arrow of Love by Trudy Williams
- So Happy
- Why Do I Go to School by The Elgins
- Heaven Knows I Love You
- A Foolish Little Girl
- Suddenly In Love
- A Little Prayer
- That Wonderful Secret Of Love
- Only Jim by The Elgins
- Afar Into The Night
- Send Me Flowers
- Teenage Promise by The Elgins
- Baby, You're Dynamite
