The Duke's Men of Yale


Doox of Yale was founded in 1952 at Yale University and was the first TTBB a cappella group at Yale to become all-gender in 2017.

Competition and media

Doox has been successful in a number of competitions, most notably the International Championship of College A Cappella. In 1996 Doox was the best male group and won first runner-up honors at the ICCA Finals at Avery Fisher Hall in New York City, along with awards for soloist Michael Sagalowicz and arrangement. In 2005, the group took first place in the New England regional final of the ICCA. Most recently, the group took first place in the 2009 Northeast Quarterfinal, with member Sam Tsui receiving accolades for Best Solo & Best Choreography. and won again at the Northeast Semi-Final at MIT on March 21, and came in 4th place at the Finals at Alice Tully Hall on April 18, 2009.
In January 2004, the group was featured in a CBS News Sunday Morning segment about collegiate a cappella.
In June 2015, three members of the group were featured on Bravo TV's scripted comedy series, "Odd Mom Out," where they sang a segment of "Give My Regards to Broadway".

Notable alumni

Over the decades the group has recorded over 30 albums.
TitleYear Released
The Duke's Men1953
The Duke's Men1954
The Duke's Men of Yale University1956
The Duke's Men of Yale1959
Zounds from the Duke's Men of Yale1961
The Duke's Men of Yale1963
The Duke's Men On the Road1965
The Duke's Men1966/67
The Duke's Men1968
Brighten Your Night1971
Istanbul and America1974
A Waste of Your Time and Money1976
Da Doox Silver1978
Off the Record1980/81
Doox et Veritas1984
Quality Time1987
da disc1990
Hot Donuts Now1992
Food1994
Mom1996
451998
Chunda2000
Instant Gratification2002
Nobody's Business2004
D.O.O.X.2006
Silver&2007
Gold2007
A Smooth Ride2008
What a Trip!2008
Fifty Five2008
The Chase2010
Busted.2012
The Works2015
Golden Hour2017