💞 Lovely and Beautiful...💞

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Mr DooWop rocks. I was 15. Great memories listening to this classic. Amazing lead and harmony...and of course, the words. TYVM.

Nice Sounds, 😃😃😃 Thanks

Love this song ! Great Dot record.. Thanks Mr.DooWop -{Chris

Great 50’s sound MrD. 👍🏻♥️

We have a winner.

Great!

One of many great numbers. Tony.

The intro melody's awesome

Nice Mr D.Thank you.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎵

Love this song I could play the song over and over👊🏽😎 cruising down the boulevard

A another great song,Mr.dowop thanku so much for sharing

Thanks & have a good day, Mr. DooWop

🎤🎶♾🌠Time has no boundary for the love I have for you ♾🌌🎶♥️♥️

Thanks for this song. Thanks again!i i had requested a few says ago.

🎶🎶🎶💥💥💥💥👌Thanks Mr Doowop for this Beauty Gem 💎 👍

MRDOOWOP ANOTHER FABULOUS SONG LEAD AND GROUP, WHO ARE TRULY PERFECT TYVM

LOVE this song! Always have. Thank you for posting ❤

Based upon Steve Propes biography, in "LA R&B Vocal Groups," augmented by my own information, the original Twilighters were Charles Wright (lead), later of The Shields on “You Cheated,” The Gallahads on "I'm Without A Girlfriend” b/w “Be Fair"on Del Fi 4148, and The 103rd St. Rhythm Band, Leon Brooks, Amos Shaw, Wright's cousin, and Melvin Ware formerly of The Nu Tones, who recorded "Believe" b/w "Annie Kicked The Bucket" on Hollywood Star 798 in 1954, and The Jolly Jesters who recorded “Sweet Talking Girl” b/w “Big Foot Hannah”on True Soul in 1965. The original pressing of "Eternally," which is a very rare record, was released in 1956 on Cholly 7093 crediting Little Cholly Wright, with "I Believe" on the flip side, which is actually a reissue of The Nu Tones recording of "Believe." Soon after in 1956, the record was issued on Caddy 103, now crediting The Twilighters still with the reissued Nu Tones' recoding on the flip. It was then released again using the same record number, but with "I Believe" resung by Charles Wright and Amos Shaw. This release was leased to Dot in December of 1956. The Twilighters' next release was "Live Like A King" b/w "Pride And Joy" on Ebb 117, with the group now comprised of Charles Wright, and Manual Arts High School classmates Ray Daugherty--later of The Resonics on Unity, Lil-Larry and Lucky Token, Ray Frazier & The Sharps on Playback and The Fury's on Mack IV-- and Leon Young, and Ray Frazier, later of Ray Frazier & The Sharps, Ray Frazier & The Blenders on Combo, The Blenders on Class, Ray Frazier & The Moonrays on Excel and Dynamite, and Ray Frazier & The Shades of Madness on Stanson, Chess, and Carriage Trade; The next release was back to Cholly for "Let There Be Love" b/w "Money Talks on Cholly 712, with the B-side credited to Leon Brooks and The Twilighters (suggesting maybe it was actually Leon Brooks who was a member on Ebb rather than Leon Young). "Eternally" b/w "I Believe" was reissued on Pla Bac 1113 in 1957 and finally on Pico 2801 in 1960.

nice

That typical ‘56 plunk plunk plunk piano

Takes some time for the drummer to get the back beat straight, but it's pretty good.

Caddy records pico and dot records HUGGY BOY was the man!!!!!!

Just how many labels was this released on? Dot Caddy Pico....any others