The Del-Satins had few peers as practitioners of white doo-wop in the 1960s. Following the release of their debut single "I’ll Pray For You" in 1961, the band signed with Laurie Records and were instantly pegged to provide backup on Dion’s single, "Runaround Sue." The now-classic track topped the U.S. charts, and the Dion/Del-Satins partnership continued on timeless tunes "The Wanderer" and "Lovers Who Wander." They stepped out on their own for 1962's "Teardrops Follow Me" before reuniting with Dion on yet another smash, "Ruby Baby." Dion returned the favor, penning "Feeling No Pain." While the band failed to scale the chart on its own, their contribution to rock'n'roll cannot be overlooked.