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Rock and Roll is here to stay' was performed and popularized by Danny and the Juniors, a group formed by four high school friends in the 1950s. Though this one made the Top 20 in 1958, the song that catapulted the group to fame was their first single and gold-selling hit 'At the Hop' which stayed seven weeks as number one in December 1957. 'Rock and Roll is here to stay' was written by David White Tricker, a.k.a. Dave White, one of the members of the band.
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BlakeThe track with the line You can't kill rock'n'roll; it's here to stay is called You Can't Kill Rock'n'Roll and is by Ozzy Osbourne.
Well, maybe so...but the song Rock 'n Roll is here to stay was written, words and music, by David White, in 1957 and performed by Danny and the Juniors. David White also, in collaboration with Arthur Singer and John Medora, wrote At the Hop...also performed by Danny and the Juniors.
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