The complete Rama sessions. "Of all the rhythm-and-blues vocal groups that passed through George Goldner's door during the glory days of Rama/Gee, perhaps the most undeservedly obscure was [and is] The Wrens. Formed in 1954 at the peak of the first explosion of black vocal groups onto the pop scene, The Wrens specialized in a then-common type of smooth, closed-mouth 'oo-wah' harmony that shone through both their mid-tempo jump songs and mellow, romantic ballads."