There are plenty of The Savoys like:

1) Chicago, IL, United States -… Read Full Bio ↴There are plenty of The Savoys like:

1) Chicago, IL, United States - 'Can It Be' frequently in garage rock compilations.

2) PA, United States, late 50's band

3) New York, NY, United States, 50's band
Jimmy "Handyman" Jones (lead vocals), William Walker (tenor vocals), Bobby Moore (tenor vocals), Melvin Walton (baritone vocals), Kerry Saxton (bass vocals)

4) 1959, Cleveland, OH, United States, 50's band.

5)
Formed
San Jose, CA, United States
Members
Albert Richie (lead vocals, piano), Beverly Soares (vocals, percussion), Chris Ray (lead guitar, vocals), Bruce Hird (rhythm guitar, vocals) (50's?)
6) Formed
1954, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Disbanded
1955
Members
Al Smith (lead vocals), Darryl Perrault (baritone vocals, bass vocals), Steven Lockhart (tenor vocals), Stephen "Larry" Perrault (tenor vocals), Webster (baritone vocals)

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The Savoys Lyrics

We have lyrics for these tracks by The Savoys:

Can It Be You can't be mine And someone else's too Someday you'll find…
Darling Stay With Me Stay with me baby, stick around me sometimes Stay with…
Velvet Her skin is like velvet Her face cut from stone Her eyes…
You I got news from my brother yesterday I got news from…

The lyrics are frequently found in the comments by searching or by filtering for lyric videos

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Christine Camley

Fabulous classic cocktail! Lovely and delicious!

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2y↑5

Isn't Dalmore 12 a single malt, not a blended scotch?

Josh S

Yes, however, part of the process involves a blend with itself. So although it is blended with itself, it is not considered a true blend, which is how it can be marketed as a single malt. Essentially, it technically wouldn't be incorrect to refer to it as a single malt or a blend since both are true.