In 1957, The Velvet Harmonics released their controversial and groundbreaking hit song, "All the Good Men Have Gone (G*y)." The song was a playful yet poignant commentary on the girls' frustrations with the dating scene. Using humor and wit, the lyrics spoke to a common feeling among women of the era: that all the decent, kind-hearted men seemed unavailable—whether due to other romantic entanglements or, as the song whimsically suggested, because they were gay.

The Velvet Harmonics' success with this hit song cemented their place in music history. They continued to tour and record, leaving an indelible mark on the fabric of 1950s pop culture with their harmonious voices and daring themes.

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The Velvet Harmonics - All the Good Men Have Gone g*y

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