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The Wah-Watusi is an album by The Orlons, a Philadelphia-based vocal group that gained popularity in the early 1960s. The album features a blend of doo-wop, pop, and rhythm and blues, showcasing their catchy melodies and vibrant harmonies. The title track, 'The Wah-Watusi,' became a dance craze and exemplified the lively, upbeat sound of the era, contributing to the group’s legacy as one of the prominent acts of the early 60s. The Orlons' music is characterized by infectious rhythms and playful lyrics, making it a defining sound of the dance party culture during that time.