I haven't heard this song since probably '57, it just popped into my head today, and I thought--YOUTUBE and here it is. Could you have imagined this in '57 I ask ya'?
This song was way ahead of its time, with all that electronic instrumentation and echo chamber effect in the background, plus great vocal harmonies. Way before Phil Spector and his "Wall of Sound." Wow! Great to hear this old forgotten song again. I can't help playing it over and over again.
I've found 3 copies of the 45 over the years. No matter how good the record looked every one of them was noisy. Probably due to use of crappy materials. So nice to hear it without all the "static."
been looking for this version since 68 when i started collecting oldies . i have JP Morgan's but this is the one i always remember. it was really big in 57 in Pa. thanks so much for posting ..starfrog141
I've been searching for this song, forever. I could not think who recorded It. came to mind again a week or so ago, and I'm so glad you posted it. If you like this song by the Silva Tones, you should like "roses are blooming" by them, another favorite. thanks
Still have my argo recording of this. Love both sides, the flip being Roses Are Blooming. Ah, those teenage years, so long ago.
09mskitty 3 months ago
I haven't heard this song since probably '57, it just popped into my head today, and I thought--YOUTUBE and here it is. Could you have imagined this in '57 I ask ya'?
23moksha 5 months ago
This song was way ahead of its time, with all that electronic instrumentation and echo chamber effect in the background, plus great vocal harmonies. Way before Phil Spector and his "Wall of Sound." Wow! Great to hear this old forgotten song again. I can't help playing it over and over again.
deanslist101 11 months ago
I have this on Argo 5281 but with no mention of Bob Silva.
TheTidalwaves 11 months ago
I've found 3 copies of the 45 over the years. No matter how good the record looked every one of them was noisy. Probably due to use of crappy materials. So nice to hear it without all the "static."
MBFLA45 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this great record! I remember the original from Philadelphia area, but never thought I'd hear it again -- and here it is!
mikemcgrew 1 year ago
Thank you for posting an almost forgotten favourite.
Corrie121 2 years ago
First time I heard this, was like "What is this?" But yes, it sure did make Billboard's national pop charts in 1957, on the Argo label.
57Will 2 years ago
been looking for this version since 68 when i started collecting oldies . i have JP Morgan's but this is the one i always remember. it was really big in 57 in Pa. thanks so much for posting ..starfrog141
starfrog141 2 years ago
I've been searching for this song, forever. I could not think who recorded It. came to mind again a week or so ago, and I'm so glad you posted it. If you like this song by the Silva Tones, you should like "roses are blooming" by them, another favorite. thanks
tacc24 2 years ago
what a great song-last heard a century ago. I thought no one knew this song but me -wow
lmar558636 2 years ago
last I heard this was 50 years ago
FalPat66 2 years ago 2
wow I love this thought i'd never see it again
hah13 3 years ago