It Doesn't Matter Music label. It was credited to "Pitt-Knick", a name play on Eugene Pitt and the groups long lasting relationship recording many of the famous "NIC NIC NIC " bumper commercials with the TV network Nickelodeon in the beginning stages of the new network. In 2001, they recorded "We Will Never Fall" as a tribute to the heroes and victims of 9/11. In 2007, Pitt's health issues caused the group to cut down on their touring, and eventually Pitt was replaced by Freddie Scott. After Scott died after a brief illness, The Doo Wop All Stars continued on with Artie Loria, Danny Loria and Harold Gilly. Art Loria was killed in a home accident on October 23, 2010. Gill is currently performing with The Continentals when not with "The Doo Wop All Stars". Lenny Welch still performs as a solo artist and occasionally acts in bit parts. Danny Loria, now manages the name "Doo Wop All Stars" and is currently working on releasing years of shelved recordings. He and Gill also have plans to re-engage steady performing in 2012 with a list of engagements. Balsamo performs with various local cover bands. Sillverman has retired due to illness. The group's remaining original member Eugene Pitt died June 28, 2018, in Newberry, South Carolina. Sources Video quote from Bobby Jay on opening remarks on group's promotional video Porky Chadwick – station playlist 2002 Vocal Group Hall of Fame; Sharon, Pa.; membership roster Doo Wop 50 liner notes Dave Raymer – doo wop historian – Notes on Doo Wop Groups and Biographies Billboard Archive – Musical Acts – song placements The Rolling Stone Book of "History of Rock and Roll" Interview with group Manager Daniel Loria – Alpine Entertainment 2012 9/11 Hero's Tribute Foundation WCBS FM 101.1 Radio (NY) Group Interview Doo-wop groups Supergroups (music) Musical groups established in 1992