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Doo-wop had its roots in:

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Doo-wop had its roots in:

a. blues, rock and roll, and country
b. folk, boogie-woogie, and rhythm and blues
c. gospel, pop, and rhythm and blues
d. traditional folk, pop, and deep blues

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