I believe it was the early 90's at the Broadway theatre in the Bronx when one of the best assemblage of Doo Wop ever went down. When Lillian Leach started blowing this, I stood up in amazement, looked around the audience, stunned at what I was hearing. It was one of three times in my doo wop life, I can say I was awestruck at a live performance.
I count Lillian as one of my good friends. She, like so many other successful groups of the 50's went to Morris H.S. in the Bronx. Lil is still going around the country and still singing. She, in her 70's now, has not missed a beat. Great pipes.
the more of my 45s i look for, the more you have posted. thanx. too late to keep mine in mint condition but i don' have to worry about using up the needle on my phonograph any more. you are the best
I loved it....growing up in the Bronx in the fifties...this was one of the many records
(mostly 78's)...we listened to and danced to at the day parties (while our mothers were at work)....Smoke From Your Cigarette...has got to be one of the best
doo-wop recordings of that time....Lillian's work on this recording was truly
This was a great one. What I like so much about it in addition to the instrumentation is the fact that the lyrics are a little more advanced than what one would normally hear on a 1950 R&B song. Isn't it Sam the Man Taylor on saxophone?
So, so cool!!! love it!
Nickie0016 1 week ago
I believe it was the early 90's at the Broadway theatre in the Bronx when one of the best assemblage of Doo Wop ever went down. When Lillian Leach started blowing this, I stood up in amazement, looked around the audience, stunned at what I was hearing. It was one of three times in my doo wop life, I can say I was awestruck at a live performance.
thetruewindrunner 1 month ago
I count Lillian as one of my good friends. She, like so many other successful groups of the 50's went to Morris H.S. in the Bronx. Lil is still going around the country and still singing. She, in her 70's now, has not missed a beat. Great pipes.
09mskitty 4 months ago
It doesn't get better than this
agrel25952 6 months ago
Probably the cleanest version I ever heard, beats the rhino and relic reissue
agrel25952 7 months ago
One of my favorite songs of all time. Too bad music like this is so unappreciated!!
Ambersomee 8 months ago 2
Forever memorable.
artemisx123 1 year ago
I have the Davis 45, but not this one. Does Davis owned Jay-Dee? I'm not really sure.
MagcialWorldOfMusic 1 year ago
the more of my 45s i look for, the more you have posted. thanx. too late to keep mine in mint condition but i don' have to worry about using up the needle on my phonograph any more. you are the best
jasperklks 1 year ago
I loved it....growing up in the Bronx in the fifties...this was one of the many records
(mostly 78's)...we listened to and danced to at the day parties (while our mothers were at work)....Smoke From Your Cigarette...has got to be one of the best
doo-wop recordings of that time....Lillian's work on this recording was truly
outstanding...what a voice....Thanks....Willie
wjmatos733 1 year ago 2
Wow, I really do miss my copy of the 78... sounds great!!
CrisVangel 1 year ago
wonderful- 2 covers of this later.
Fabulons and Belmonts.
Both interesting (I prefer Fabulons)
housedart 1 year ago
Ute returns.
38Bklyn 2 years ago
ahhhhh yes!!!!! This is good !!!!
thankyou,
kj
kjboogie 2 years ago
this was one of the groups my first girlfriend played that got me hooked on doo-wop for life! Very cool man, thanks.
totallyclubbin 2 years ago
Loved it. Brought back my ute.
How do I burn it on to a CD or DVD?
38Bklyn 2 years ago
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
blalimon 2 years ago
Man you did it again, another fine cut.
bake2999 2 years ago
This was a great one. What I like so much about it in addition to the instrumentation is the fact that the lyrics are a little more advanced than what one would normally hear on a 1950 R&B song. Isn't it Sam the Man Taylor on saxophone?
kbb42000 2 years ago
beautiful. thank you
missyweiner 2 years ago