The Nylons (album)

The Nylons is the self-titled debut album by the Canadian a cappella group The Nylons, released in 1982. It is generally considered their breakthrough album, establishing them as a popular act known for their doo-wop influenced harmonies and modern song arrangements. The album features covers of popular songs from various genres, including rock and roll, R&B, and pop. Notable tracks include their versions of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," "Happy Together," and "That Kind of Woman." The Nylons was a commercial success in Canada and helped launch their international career, garnering them critical acclaim and solidifying their signature sound. It is recognized as a significant recording in the history of a cappella music.