The El Dorados
The El Dorados were an American doo-wop group that formed in 1952 in Chicago.
Originally known as Pirkle Lee and the Five Stars, they signed with Vee-Jay
Records in 1954. They achieved a professional breakthrough in 1955 with the
single “At My Front Door”, which reached Number 1 on the US Billboard R&B chart
and number 17 on the pop chart. Their discography includes the follow-up “I'll
Be Forever Loving You” (1956), which reached the R&B top 10. Following the death
of the lead vocalist Pirkle Lee Moses Jr. in 2000, the member Norman Palm took
over leadership and the ensemble bega...
