I don’t recall a female in the original line-up?

Jerry Sensation He will be performing in Sweden in October 2019

+ruthscrapper it's enzo's on williamsbridge road, port morris section of the bronx.

just became one of mine as well!

Yeah, a lot of original Doo Wop members have retired to FL. We have lots of them and well, you know, the witness protection guys 👓 one big happy family...💥

Me too 5 yrs later. :)

BR

+Julian Horner just scrolling down to see if there were fallout comments and this is first post..

XD well I mean that's how so many people of the modern age were introduced to him.

I have a settlement for you to go to

I think it’s great that younger people like myself and my generation are finding this type of music thanks to the fallout games, I’m 17 btw

@@liam_astley hard to believe I made this comment 5 years ago, I was 15 and Fallout 4 was still fairly new, doesn’t feel that long ago. I hope you guys all make it, keep having an impeccable taste in music boyos

Brasil de novoo

Enzo's, Bronx NYC

+Gd10034 thanks!

The Bronx like in the movie the wanderers

JCRAM64 thanks

Enzo's

Why is it sad that we now know about an amazing song and artist? You can't just generalize everyone's taste in music by the scum on the surface.

i get what your saying, but there are good and bad sides to every music genre you cant just say every genre is terrible

How is that sad? I've been listening to stuff from the 30's to the 60's ever since playing Fallout 3 for the first time. Would you rather me discover Dion through a video game and listen to good music or not discover Dion at all and listen to Justin Beiber or whatever sorry excuse they pass as country now-a-days. Your sad for thinking your above other fans because you heard of Dion before all of the people who found out about him through arguably the biggest video game of 2016, you fuckwit.

wow someone seems a little angry. It is sad because there is far better music out there than rap and edm and all this other crap. Its sad that for kids to hear it they have to play a video game. Instead of just looking into the past on their own. If they are that interested in the music scene then they should be curious on how it evolved into the crap we have today. A little research and they could open themselves up to so many better artists who actually know how to sing and write songs. instead they sit on their asses and play video games and someone happened to put in one of the greatest songs ever. heres an idea thats lost in these new generations, read a book and enhance your knowledge instead of mindlessly entertaining yourself. Im just proud that i was able to resist all the cussing, degenerate gang banging music of my generation by taking personal action and learning about the old artist. Nothing screams idiot more than a bunch of kids in a car blasting rap where the n word and the f word are practically every other word. Its embarrassing. I can tell your part of that scene by the mere fact that you have to use a cuss word and insult me. so my advice to you...grow up!

only a little. And not all music today is crap, sure rap sucks and country isn't country anymore, but that's not music today, but do you think I - or anyone else who plays fallout - just listens to the Ink Spots (who I actually don't like as much because 90% of their songs are slower than a holy man's wait for Jesus to return (not all older music is a goldmine either, dickweed)), no, we dive into the oldies, we discover more of Dean Martin and Marty Robbins, Cole Porter and Ellie Fitzgerald (forgive me is Ellie is spelled differently) and we also dive past those artists to see who we can find. I didn't find this video looking for Fallout, I was looking for Dion singing in the modern age. I'm also a big fan of 80's music, Stan Bush "The Touch" is a song I really live, I heard it in the Transformers cartoon movie, is that a problem for you? The first time I heard Cole Porter's "Anything Goes" was in Japanese or something in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, is that a problem as well?