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Chubby Checker and Frankie Avalon were far bigger stars in the early 1960s than their doo-wop rivals in New York.
Philadelphia to New York: Drop Dead Joe Queenan 2010
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And who better to promote it than the man who coined the term we're talking about, Chubby Checker?
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Lincoln Center's 50th anniversary celebration last night brought back a blast from the past: singer Chubby Checker, who made "The Twist" famous.
Jane Levere: Chubby Checker Celebrates Lincoln Center's 50th Anniversary 2009
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If it wasn't for Chubby Checker and the Twist, there would be no Peppermint Lounge, 'Peppermint Twist,' 'Twist and Shout' by the Isley Brothers recorded by the Beatles.
Jane Levere: Chubby Checker Celebrates Lincoln Center's 50th Anniversary 2009
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By Montgomeryshire Witness, at Sun Jun 24, 07:14:00 PM anon - but Chubby Checker was still being played in the 70s although the Twist died out in the 80s.
Where's my Dancing Shoes? Glyn Davies 2007
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The ditty didn't do much until it was faithfully re-recorded by Chubby Checker, his name a playful nod to Fats Domino, and given the big push on Dick Clark's American Bandstand.
A Twist in Time Wolcott, James 2007
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Remember that song and dance from Chubby Checker - it was called the "Limbo" since you had to dance forward under a stick, bending back until you were as if suspended in air.
The inhabitants of Limbo... Terry Nelson 2006
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Remember that song and dance from Chubby Checker - it was called the "Limbo" since you had to dance forward under a stick, bending back until you were as if suspended in air.
Archive 2006-10-08 Terry Nelson 2006
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I listened to oldies stations and went to quite a few concerts featuring, eg, the Buckinghams, the Turtles, and Chubby Checker -- and yes, they had to appear in groups of four or five to draw enough of a crowd between them.
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LAS VEGAS - Two-channel audio components haven't gone the way of Chubby Checker, Vaughn Meader, and audio-only magazines.
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