Ohhh man awesome falsetto...superb classic Doo Wop!!!....LOVE It!!!

Wonder if Jimmy Johnson ever got any royalties from this record?

I remember seeing these guys at the "Fallout Shelter" in Reno, ca 1994... It was rad! We danced our asses off... There was an extra "side-project album" that they sold then, it was called "The Shatners"; all Star Trek themed, with a hilarious interview with someone's grandpa at the end... "I'll put a quarter in your goddamn can!"

Beautiful!!!

Missing you Joe, wish we could dance off this song

I remember this gem. My earliest doo wop or some call pop were The 3 Friends and The 3 Chuckles. around 1954 I believe

I had a 53 year marriage with my angle on earth. I love and miss her forevet.

Adorablely Amazing 🤩 ❤️

This music never fades away ❤️🌹

The Neons are considered to be the first white doo wop group with a hit record, Angel Face, there's an article in the New York Times called the durability of Doo Wop, explaining how Raul Cita the creator of the Harptones arranged and tightened the Neons' music production. Here's a fun fact, the label owner made a deal with Ponds to create Angel Face Cream. The group used to sing and give advice to the Mystics before they got big themselves. The small label shut down after a year causing all their songs to nosedive off the charts, sad.

The Neons are considered to be the first white doo wop group with a hit record, Angel Face, there's an article in the New York Times called the durability of Doo Wop, explaining how Raul Cita the creator of the Harptones arranged and tightened the Neons' music production. Here's a fun fact, the label owner made a deal with Ponds to create Angel Face Cream. The group used to sing and give advice to the Mystics before they got big themselves. The small label shut down after a year causing all their songs to nosedive off the charts, sad.

I recently heard a nearly identical part in a classical piece, which surly preceded this by ages... so yes, this song is plagiaristic, too.

Better than the original

remember this song as a kid, never knew the name, finally heard it after many yrs on am tonight, googled the stations playlist...bam! hard to believe I'm a heavy rock drummer going into the Iowa Rock and Roll hall of fame next week and I listen to 50's music sometimes..brings back childhood memories growing up in the 70's

I am relatively young and lonely, and I only have this music.

Recorded at Federal Records in Cincinnati Ohio. A most suggestive theme.

Beautiful Song ❤️

Sounds more like Bobby Parker ripped off "You Better Leave My Kitten All Alone"

Wish we could all go back in time the 1950s again

This was back in the day when kids were doing something good like singing on the street corner in New York City

Nice

Love the name Ginger!

Love this record by the teenagers with Frankie Lymon especially the baseman love his voice, still listening in 2024. Love it. ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

FANTASTIC, WHAT MORE KS THERE TO SAY, FROM THE DAYS OF MY YOUTH

I don't know who posted this but I used to own this very copy.

Fantastic!

Lead Singer Louis Pesce from the Bronx, in Musicians Heaven since 1979, Cousin Jack Vero 2019 , Jack's brother Joey Vero 2000 all in that heavenly choir with Louie. Joey Diamond aka J Rocco Jack's son keeping The Styles alive and well in SW Florida!

I saw them live in 1961 as part of a multi-act show!! Thank you, Porky Chedwick!

God damn, beautiful indeed.

This is late but thank you Tony Presto and the group for music like this. You and this song will truly live forever! Thank you!

Hard to imagine a better sounding arrangement - pure uptempo romance & so danceable !!

very nice interplay of cool-sounding vocals - high quality stuff !!

I can't believe there wasn't a TV/lip sync performance of this single.

Nice!!!

Really fabulous choice 👌 tyvm

Bravo!

Awesome version of a classic with smooth harmony...really great NY group!!

Never forget Art Labo.. WolfmanJack, long live, KRLA

Good Ol Days,the dances ,the boys,most of all.The Songs.. Many Memories ❤❤❤😢😢

Louis Jordan was doing stuff like this through the 1940's. The transition from "race" records to "rock 'n roll" was more about crossover marketing terminology, just like "rap" to "hip hop".

A great tune with great harmony!!!

Did the SHELLS, ever write a jingle, for SHELL Gas StaTIONS? jUST cURIOUS.

I am a hopeless romantic these ballads get into my blood Stream

I really appreciate your channel - very, very impressive. I have Robert Ferlingere's discography. After that, any recommendations for authoritative sources for doo wop, particularly with artist/title cross-references? I often listen to the online Doo Wop Radio channel out of Melbourne, Florida. Sometimes, there is no indication of artist or title, and while I can sometimes guess at a title, I'd like to be able to check if I got it right. The internet is sometimes helpful, but some of these old songs are very rare and do not show up. Your advice? Thanks!

I really appreciate your channel - very, very impressive. I have Robert Ferlingere's discography. After that, any recommendations for authoritative sources for doo wop, particularly with artist/title cross-references? I often listen to the online Doo Wop Radio channel out of Melbourne, Florida. Sometimes, there is no indication of artist or title, and while I can sometimes guess at a title, I'd like to be able to check if I got it right. The internet is sometimes helpful, but some of these old songs are very rare and do not show up. Your advice? Thanks!

I really appreciate your channel - very, very impressive. I have Robert Ferlingere's discography. After that, any recommendations for authoritative sources for doo wop, particularly with artist/title cross-references? I often listen to the online Doo Wop Radio channel out of Melbourne, Florida. Sometimes, there is no indication of artist or title, and while I can sometimes guess at a title, I'd like to be able to check if I got it right. The internet is sometimes helpful, but some of these old songs are very rare and do not show up. Your advice? Thanks!

I really appreciate your channel - very, very impressive. I have Robert Ferlingere's discography. After that, any recommendations for authoritative sources for doo wop, particularly with artist/title cross-references? I often listen to the online Doo Wop Radio channel out of Melbourne, Florida. Sometimes, there is no indication of artist or title, and while I can sometimes guess at a title, I'd like to be able to check if I got it right. The internet is sometimes helpful, but some of these old songs are very rare and do not show up. Your advice? Thanks!

So sorry about your dad in 71 too

Your welcome

i wanna roll down the hood on 24s, just blasting this song.