Who was the Oak Ridge Boy that sang the deep "um-poppa-um-poppa, mow, mow" on Elvira?
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Wild. My first concert was The Oak Ridge Boys, back when I was a youngster. Every woman in the crowd screamed every time the guy with the low voice made a sound.
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Richard Sterban

*I cheated and had to Google it because I was pretty sure I was going to spell his last name wrong
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Saw the Oak Ridge Boys many times in the 80`s. Great shows and Joe was the smile of the band. Looked like he was having a blast every second he was on stage. RIP
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His mustache, Afro and smile will live on forever along with the music. RIP.
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Never heard of him.
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I saw them with Glen Campbell several years ago at Ameristar. My wife and I took her mother. It was a much better concert than I ever expected, especially Glan Campbell.
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RIP to the country crooner I never heard of.


(I have heard of the Oak Ridge Boys, and enjoyed some tunes, but it seems like a CP tradition to say something along the line above)
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My Dad loved the Oakridge boys... Heard a lot of them on the "cassette" in my Dad's cars in the late 70's/80's.
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The oldest country band in America started during ww2 in oak ridge Tennessee where they were making parts for nukes
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Damn, Father Time gets us all!
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Still have a concert program with that photo as the cover from something like 1982? Saw them at the old Bicentennial Center in Salina, KS.
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Looking at the picture I think I can still name them all:
From left to right...
John Oates
Patrick Duffy
Barry Gibb
Charlie Daniels
...I still got it...
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