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Stormy Weather, a Damon Runyon-esque quintet of Hoosiers from the steel mill area of Gary/ Hammond, Indiana is the chief proponent of the nation's revitalized a cappella doo-wop sound. Growing up, they all idolized local residents, the Spaniels, of "Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight" fame.

The group has recorded eight albums, including the highly touted seasonal record entitled "Street Carols," which itself has become a holiday classic. Also, a cameo-recording on Rhino Records' sports music perennial, "Baseball's Greatest Hits." Their children's series, "Doo-Wop & Lollipops," has won numerous awards, including the Parent's Choice Gold Award and the Parent's Guide to Children's Media Award.

Stormy Weather's latest release is "Looking for an Echo," their Silver Anthology containing 27 tracks marking the group's 25th Anniversary, which features the official song of the Millennium, entitled "Lady Millennium."

They have starred in three nationally syndicated television specials: "40th Anniversary of Rock'n Roll," "Magic Moments," and "A Street Carol." The group was one of only 350 groups in the past 50 years to be selected for a major feature in the Billboard Book of American Singing Groups.

Stormy Weather is constantly touring: having appeared at premier theaters around the country, such as Radio City Music Hall/ NYC, the Wang Center/ Boston, the Front Row Theater/ Cleveland, the Star Plaza/ Merrillville, IN, the Chicago Theater, the Sunrise Music Theater/ Ft. Lauderdale, the Fox Theater/ St. Louis, Century City/ LA, and many, many others. The quintet has doo-woopped with such diverse stars as Kenny Rogers, Carl Perkins, the Pointer Sisters, Bill Cosby, Franki Valli, Tony Danza, Dion, Whoopi Goldberg, Smokey Robinson, the Gatlins, Bruce Willis, plus many legendary rock'n roll artists. The group has appeared on numerous television and radio shows.

Stormy Weather follows the premise that the voice is the most precious instrument there is. Accordingly, they keep the a cappella sounds of the street corner alive, well, and kickin'. Appealing to most music formats, the group stays busy recording and performing at theaters, festivals, and on occasion, selected street corners around the nation.