Artist's albums
Ups & Downs
1972 · album
Poetry
2021 · single
Black Like Me
2016 · album
Len Barry Meets Johnny Caswell
2016 · album
Len Barry Greatest Hits
2013 · album
The Sounds of Len Barry
2012 · album
Easy As 123 - [The Dave Cash Collection]
2011 · album
10 Tops: Len Barry
2011 · album
The Lost LP
2010 · album
1, 2, 3
2009 · album
Len Barry
2009 · album
Len Barry's Greatest Hits - The Original Masters
2008 · compilation
Len Barry - The Hits
2008 · compilation
The Best of Philly Soul - Vol. 1
2006 · compilation
My Kind Of Soul
1967 · album
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Biography
Blue-eyed soul vocalist Len Barry paced several hits of the early '60s, both as a member of Dovells and as a solo act. Born in Philadelphia in 1942, he debuted on wax as the vocalist for the 1958 single "Mope-Itty Mope," as recorded by the Boss-Tones. He formed the group that became Dovells in 1957, and sang along on their Top Ten hits "The Bristol Stomp" and "You Can't Sit Down." Barry quit the group in late 1963 though, and soon signed with Decca as a solo act. The single "1-2-3" became a big hit in 1965, and just missed topping the charts. Amidst quickly changing times, however, Barry hit the Top 40 just twice more, with the early 1966 follow-ups "Like a Baby" and "Somewhere" (the latter from West Side Story). He continued performing his entertaining stage act, and later moved into production as well. ~ John Bush, Rovi