America sure is the home of all that was good in the music of the fifties. Just a succession of great groups now gone but won't be forgotten thanks to you Chrysler.
calling all angels, calling all angels, calling all angels, wooh ooh ooh. Can't beat it. And talk about making history with guys from different races singing together for public audiences. It's one of the things I love about music. It can definitely bring people together.
Wow...looks like they are tweeking with the quality of this footage...LOL! Too bad Dick Clark sits on the good footage. Ah, to be rich and rock n' roll miser
@ElCriticon82 I love dick clark, but he is a well known cheapskate. the reason why he filled his shows with has beens or yet unknowns was cause he could get them cheap and maximize profits. or just send them outdoor at the side of the studio and film them lipsinking like hear. yes sir....dick would make any republican proud.
Their group diversity was a very courageous step at that time but proved to be very successful for them. They also had a black female, Pat Vandross, (related to Luther) in their group for a short time. None of this mattered to anyone of my large group of school chums. None of us ever criticized this mixed race group. We were more focused on the great harmony between these four (five) young singers. Wish we still had The Crests, but we still have Maestro, and how very fortunate we are for that!
wow! I've been a fan of Johnny for many years. It is a real thrill to view this film of his group. Most people don't realize that the Crests were indeed the first rock and roll mix-race group. Thanks for showing us some real history with this very rare clip.
wow wow yess a different grt grt live version of thes super song just to see johnny up there singin sends goose bumps down me the best singer ever in doowop n rock n roll ty ty for postimg this
America sure is the home of all that was good in the music of the fifties. Just a succession of great groups now gone but won't be forgotten thanks to you Chrysler.
antongardner2 1 year ago 2
@antongardner2 Your'e so welcome and thanks for listning.
chrysler30062 1 year ago
@antongardner2 yeah, maybe its because the rest of the world was in pain and in ruins after the world war 2?
DukeSkyvvalker 6 months ago
Great vocal group harmony, long before it was called doo wop. This song hit #20 in 1960. J.T. Carter is the only member of The Crests left now.
R.I.P. Johnny Maestro (May 7, 1939-March 24, 2010) ♫♥♫♥♫
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TopazDupree 1 year ago 3
@TopazDupreeMany thanks for the info
chrysler30062 1 year ago
calling all angels, calling all angels, calling all angels, wooh ooh ooh. Can't beat it. And talk about making history with guys from different races singing together for public audiences. It's one of the things I love about music. It can definitely bring people together.
coyotesong 1 year ago 3
RIP
xx360x 1 year ago
BEAUTIFULLL
bitchboysi 2 years ago
@bitchboysi Thanks
chrysler30062 1 year ago
Gee, this is really a nice clip. These fellows sure we're cool. What a great time to have been alive! The very excellent Crests!
chuckdee121 2 years ago
Youre welcome and thanks for stoping by
chrysler30062 2 years ago
Wow...looks like they are tweeking with the quality of this footage...LOL! Too bad Dick Clark sits on the good footage. Ah, to be rich and rock n' roll miser
ElCriticon82 2 years ago 7
@ElCriticon82 I love dick clark, but he is a well known cheapskate. the reason why he filled his shows with has beens or yet unknowns was cause he could get them cheap and maximize profits. or just send them outdoor at the side of the studio and film them lipsinking like hear. yes sir....dick would make any republican proud.
TheBabyboomkidof53 11 months ago
Great Blast From The Past !!!!! Great Rock And Roll Will Never Die !!!!! Very Nice Video Thank You For The Upload !!!!
bertisobe 2 years ago 5
Youre welcome
chrysler30062 2 years ago
Their group diversity was a very courageous step at that time but proved to be very successful for them. They also had a black female, Pat Vandross, (related to Luther) in their group for a short time. None of this mattered to anyone of my large group of school chums. None of us ever criticized this mixed race group. We were more focused on the great harmony between these four (five) young singers. Wish we still had The Crests, but we still have Maestro, and how very fortunate we are for that!
grammypj 2 years ago 3
wow! I've been a fan of Johnny for many years. It is a real thrill to view this film of his group. Most people don't realize that the Crests were indeed the first rock and roll mix-race group. Thanks for showing us some real history with this very rare clip.
bobnjoanne 3 years ago 2
Thanks for posting, great song and singer
nojokingbob 3 years ago 2
Funny thing, and I was actually born
the year this was recorded, in those days,
to be the lead singer of a group, you had
to be an excellent singer with a great voice.
Johnny Maestro certainly was that.
17865329 3 years ago 4
The very best!!! Johnny still sounds perfect. THANKS FOR POSTING!!!
Wayne in Texas...yeah yeah oh yeah....
LaVerne37 3 years ago
wow wow yess a different grt grt live version of thes super song just to see johnny up there singin sends goose bumps down me the best singer ever in doowop n rock n roll ty ty for postimg this
musicmaker1999 3 years ago 2