In the 1950's everyone wanted to fall in love because they were listening to music like this all the time. The music was magic.

YES YES YES...you guys are really on a roll now...just can't get enough of that great Doo Wop music..

Don't feel cheated. I was born in the late 60's so it was my dad's and uncle's music but I discovered it at a young age and have been loving it ever since. Don't worry that you're late discovering it. Better late than never. Just enjoy it.

This era of music needs to make a come-back for sure. Keep it alive, play it always make it popular again.

My heart skips a beat every time I hear young music reactors loving the music of “my day”. So glad you can hear it and know how great it was and still is.

Now you know why Us Old Guys say things like "thet isn't music ! It's noise ! " It's because back in the day we had real music like THIS

That's Nick Santo on lead. He died a few years ago. Does today's generation have any love songs? I can't imagine growing up without them.

I was born in 1950. The music was excellent. Thank you for bringing this old classics to the forefront

So much in love by the Tymes, lovely song!

I grew up with all these songs, and I appreciate them MORE NOW THAN EVER BEFORE. The creativity, the vocals, the harmonies-- everything so real. Thank you very much for reacting to these songs and reminding me of what was then and what is now.

Watching you both react to these old songs makes me appreciate the time when I grew up even more. I grew up in the 50's and 60's and this was my music. It warms my heart to see you both embracing our music. Keep on reacting and enjoying this music.

You love the Doo-Wop era of the 50s where groups would stand on the street corner to create their original sounds and copy others. At the end of the 50s into the early 60s were the Girl Groups like The Marvettes, The Crystals (Darlene Love), Chiffons, The Orlons, Angels, and The Shangri-Las. And of course the ultimate girl group The Supremes. Though I'm a teen of the '60s and a rocker I certainly love this music as well. I hope to continue to hear more of this from you two in the future. And soul singers make the best rock singers.

I agree LOL. I said the same thing whenever my parents would play 50s/60s/70s on the stereo (I'm an 80s-90s kid, so I can relate LOL). By the time 2010s came, I just stopped listening to the radio, stopped watching these music awards, A.I., etc. LOL. But in a way, I'm also grateful to KZfaq and streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, etc. I had a chance of discovering oldies that even my parents haven't heard of (like the one-hit wonders and artists that were forgotten and even songs from well-known artists that never made it in the charts, everything). And thanks also to you guys and other reactors for discovering these treasures we no longer hear regularly on the radio or see on TV. Back then, it was only about the music. Today... I'm no longer sure😅 But let's keep on going and spread the word. We owe it to our elders who grew up during those golden eras of music and hoping the younger generation would find interest in bringing new music the way it's supposed to be - the old-fashioned way (maybe?). Thank you again! 😊

The Chantels (Maybe) and the Duprees (You Belong To Me) are two groups that I think you will love and after hearing them you will want to dive deeper into their songbooks.

You need to hear Jerry Butler Your precious love

I wonder if street corner "doo wop" would be accepted today. I would love to see you both slow dancing to this song. Such a nice couple!

Y'all gotta try The Clovers "Love Potion #9", or Ben E. King's "Spanish Harlem" :) The Drifters "This Magic Moment"...just so much to pick from.

This era of music brought peace relaxation innocence and wanting to be in love . Now it’s sex violence hate and rage 🤦‍♀️ says a lot about how far society has fallen it breaks my heart

It's interesting that for an old guy, as I am, familiar with pretty much the music of that era, I was utterly amazed to hear this song, the tune and the harmonies and, well, everything about it. Thank you, Shawn and Mel, for the delight of bringing this to my attention.

I see y’all would have loved growing up in this period! The music was great. Thanks for bringing it back.

We old folks called it slow draggin and it gave us a wonderful chance to get really close to that special man

Not only this is great music, no autotune or anything like that, but you can understand the words they are saying. You don't have to guess and get them all wrong. LOVE IT! This is my music. I have enjoyed all music, but especially the late 50s and all of the 60s.

I lived for that music back in the day and have never ever grown tired of it. I thank you for your presentation and reactions. That means a lot to as well.

I can remember slow dancing at school dances and holding my girl - it was heavenly ! Such romantic songs from the 50's and 60's. I feel lucky to grow up with great sounds. I appreciate you both and enjoy your reactions!!!!

❤️🥰❤️ 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 BRAVO 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ⭐️ I’m glad you loved this song, because it is AMAZING!!! ❤️🥰❤️

This music gives me such a feeling of melancholic nostalgia for a period of time I wasn't even born yet! I love it!

Such a great song! It's so nice to listen to these songs again and experience them along with you. Thanks for reacting to all of these great Doo Wop classics.

For several days yall listen to music that we little older grew up with and dance to. And I loving it 💪💪💪

Love the love you both have for each other. I grew up in the 50's and still prefer listening to the music of the 50s - 70s. I think you would love the song "Special Lady" by Ray, Goodman and Brown. It's an 80s tune but it suits you. The live version is best. Stay safe, healthy and keep on keep on.

Proud to say that every member of "The Capris" are Italian Americans!!

Doo Wop was the first music i listened to when i came to the USA in '63. Listening to the older teenagers in the darkened schoolyard across from me singing DooWop and listening to WOR-FM here in the Big Apple, and i was hooked to this day DooWop forever.

Thank you so much for playing this great song.This is the best music ever. Wayne from Canada

I love these reactions!!! So nostalgic for me. I was a child in the 80’s listening to my parents oldies station in the house. The 50’s-60’s. I didn’t appreciate it then but I sure do now!!

Ilove you guys you play some great doo wop music keep it going im glued to your site! wow!

Fabulous !!! Keep up the great reactions to the best music of the 50s, 60s and 70s. We were so lucky to have this great music every day. Thanks for bringing back those great memories. 🥰

My Son is 42. He found His love for this music in Our garage working on cars. He only had to be shown once how to build an engine. And, He likes this music. Smart kid!

I am such a lucky man to have been around when this was still being played on the radio.

Another great song.....thank you again for playing these beautiful songs of the late 50's!!!

Beautiful, I never heard this one before..

I was born in1950, so I was just a little kid when this was made by the Capris but I had two older sisters who had this song on an old "45" record and they'd be playing it constantly! One good thing, our mom liked the music we liked...she came from the "Big Band" era (like the sound of Glenn Miller and his Orchestra) She always approved of our music and we liked her big band music as welll ! Later as we got older, which spanned from the 50s to the 70s She still liked listening to our music, even as it changed in styles!!. Like, how many generations of family can say that??👍😘

Shawn and Mel, this is another great love song by the Capris from the past and I want to tell you that listening to the lyrics, if you were not in love before you wish you were now after listening to this. ❤👍👍

Danced to this one many times. The sweet memories 💖

Maybe if we went back to this style of music got rid of the trash on the radio there would be less violence. We need to love each other.

I was a skinny, pimple-faced, slow-dancing fool for this sort of music back in the day. Keep it up.

I love the caliber of music that you are playing. It takes me back to junior high.

One of the best one hit wonders ever IMHO.

My mom and dad always had this playing in the house back in the day. I feel like a kid again.

You guys would really get a thrill doing some of the old American Bandstand episodes. Dick Clark was the host. Talk about nostalgia! They had all kinds of great classic artists and songs on the show. Started in the 50s and went all the way up into the seventies I believe

Yes my man, we did have ALL the great music back in the day(late 50's & 60's). Discover & enjoy!

The 50s and early 60s were great times and best music ever. All about falling in love. Awesome and never will happen again and that's ashame

Another great song to go out cruising down the Blvd, the 50s, 60s and 70s

Y'all just did my favorite slow dance song of all time. :) Discovered doo wop as a teenager in the 90s!!!

No...u didn't miss out...u get to hear it now + everything else since...!! 😸 Anything from '58-'59 onwards you will love from that era (& all the do-wop songs), even up to 1970 or so ...I'm glad somebody else besides me remembers this tune u reviewed here!! I hv always loved it. If u were slow dancing with a guy then & u weren't already in love, u damn well were by the end of that song!! 😸 THOSE were the days... And, then, a guy didn't hv to know u, he could just fancy u from away across the room at a dance (& lights went down a lot lower, romantic, for the slow songs), & when u saw him wending his way thru the crowd, with his eye on u, u just caught your breath ...& then he bent down with his hand held out to you, & he asked YOU to dance...well...believe me, your heart lifted, it just floated up!!, let me tell u....) You guys need to act that out!! 😸

Makes you want to make a mixed tape of this kind of music, lol.

I don’t know your ages but I was born in 1946 and grew up on this music and I really appreciate you playing these tunes.

Morse Code of Love by them is good but can't compete to this beautiful song. One of the greatest doowop songs ever.

They don't call the 1950's the Babby Boom decade/generation for nothing. With music such as this... I and tens of millions were born. Great to see you going down the rabbit hole that is the 1950's. The good thing about you listening to music of the past. Is your listening to our music while you're still young. While I and millions of others who grew up with this music are now senior citizens enjoying your reactions to a time when we were young. Great reaction...We appreciate how much you love the music of the past. And how you are enjoying this musical journey... With all of us.

This song is incredible....but that last 10 seconds.....YES!!!!!....I can listen to that over and over!!

always loved this song . takes for your great reaction.

This is the kind of song that you listened to on the radio parking with your girlfriend and watch "the submarine races"

Another great doo wop ballad with a memorable ending is the Heartbeats A Thousand Miles Away.

DOO WOP at it's finest!

Their are so many songs that we never heard...I was born in '57 and I listen to the music from back in the day...the music now sucks...I am always hooked on '60's music...great you can enjoy

Look out this music is very addictive.

Can't for the life of me lead singer Nick Santo wasn't much more successful only three songs on the charts. He went solo didn't work out became a cop. I'm baffled with his beautiful voice. Love the song. Always will.

Love how much you guys are enjoying the music I grew up on. If you keep it up, I may never what another KZfaq reactor !! I just subscribed...

Phil Spector was an influential music producer from the 1950's to the 70's....he created the "Wall of Sound" arrangements for instrumentation and tempo that so many of the boy and girl groups performed to

I look for this kind of music to make a comeback.

Love your reactions to great music. Keep up the great music. Your right, they just don't make real music anymore. Sad. But love the trip down memory lane.

No distractions,. people talked and no cell phones or computers. social gathers like family, church, w/m auxilary(?) pTA, chickens,pigs, gardens , children,chores, playing til street lamps came on. most of us had mom,dad, and both sets of grands too. And we walked in our OWN communites. With all that said, I miss seeing the REAL blue skies and all four SEASONS and STARS in the night! i grew up around. yes, this music is special. TY

New subscriber. Love your reactions. Would love to see your reaction to little Anthony the imperials - tears on my pillow.

You good people have years to caught up.

These guys can sing.😁

❤ Love this makes me remember the day I met my wife!!

This song and "One Summer Night" by the Danleers takes me back to 1965 and my first ever date with a sensational girl...this song describes how I felt standing on her porch, at the end of the date. We'd just seen Paul Revere and The Raiders in concert in San Jose, CA...it was a perfect evening.

Talk about Do Wop. This is one of the number 1 Do Wop songs for dancing, listening and loving.

The Capris are an American doo wop group who became a one-hit wonder in 1961 with "There's a Moon Out Tonight." They experienced a popularity and performing resurgence in the 1980s, when three members reformed and The Manhattan Transfer recorded their song, "Morse Code of Love," which reached the US Hot 100[

Pittsburg and Philly '58 to '67....THE BEST EVER....lucky me!

60 years and still never gets old.

The Dells Oh What a Night--Shep and the Limelights -Lee Andrews and the Hearts just to name a few

Love those smiles.

The look on Shawn's face at the ending

I think your starting to know what you've been missing from the 50's and 60's we had the best Love song's ❤

DONNA SUMMER / QUEEN OF DISCO. Most beautiful voice / perfect. MacArther Park "Suite" (HD) 17:46 minutes long. The best 17.46 minutes you will ever react to. With Donna slide show. HOT and love it. Take Care❤

Try Paul Anka.."Put your head on my Shoulder" Live performance on Dick Clark show. He was only around 17 when it was released...Dan😁

You maket his old lady smile! You Might like For your Precious love, by Jerry Butler. Maybe by The Sherries. Once in a while, by the Chimes Angel Baby, by Rosie and the Originals, You belong to me, By the The Duprees. Coney Island Baby, by the Elegants. (Being in Brooklyyn, this one is close to My heart) Coney Island is located in Brooklyn. another, just to be with you, by the Passions and there is many more.

Listening to this gorgeous song 61 years never got tired of it, can still listen daily, it's true! His voice was so beautiful!

NOW THIS IS WHAT MUSIC IS. I WAS BORN IN 49 , THIS IS WHAT IT WAS ALL ABOUT. BRUNO IS AS CLOSE AS IT CAN GET TODAY

Moon AND Spoon!

Shawn is in love with the old groups, You guys were born 60 years to late. If born back then he would have been on the corner with the guys singing doo wops.

I was born in 2000 but always was a 60s huge fan (Motown especially). But a few years ago I went deep into the 50s, thanks to The Temptations movie when I fell in love with the doo-wop harmonies and the street corner vibes (hearing Who Wrote The Book of Love and Earth Angel). I was already a fan of Miracles' hits such as Got A Job, without knowing it was doo-wop. Since then I can't stop listening to 50s Doo-Wop and I even recently purchased The Complete Book of Doo-Wop written in the 90s... such an underrated genre who had a huge impact on music

Love them. You guys are getting into the 50s. I love that era.

Check out I Believe In You And Me by the Four Tops. It’s a beautiful song. I played it to my wife when she was walking down the aisle at our wedding.

Exactly we can still listen to it except on the radio. I'm getting chills listening

Barry White had the voice and the songs Oh what a night for dancing

Beautiful true sound and talent....Have another Do Wop group from the 50's that I know you will like....Name of group is The Moonglows...song Sincerely....

There were so many good groups out there at the time.Grandparents your Parents and the kids liked the music.

Bring good music back! You are helping. Thank you!

You belong to me by the Duprees. Can't help but love it. 😊😊😊

I am loving your journey through the oldies. You should check out the Duprees and Johnny Maestro