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One of my favorite Westerns- mainly because of this song.

Good song- remember the Pied Pipers? I thought "Dream" by Betty Johnson was receiving airplay (American Bandstand) in March/April of 1958-maybe a later version was released in June of that year, or maybe my memory just ain't what it used to be. Thanks for the upload- this sucker was hard to fin...

This song was "the summer of 58".

What is the name of this song? I-tunes lists 5 songs by The Heavy and this ain't one of 'em and it is not on the soundtrack cd. A real mystery?

Carrumba- Itunes has four copies- all mono- I have the SOtB CD and it's mono also. How did you get this in stereo??

great tune- heard it on American Bandstand 50 years ago- never thought I would ever hear it again. thanks!!

Great song- maybe my favorite Paul song- always wondered why mono when earlier that year Lonely Boy and Put Your Head --- and most of his others were released in stereo.???

THE number 1 greatest DooWop song of all time. Dick Clark played this on Rate-A-Record and at least one other time. I spent months looking for the 45 and finally found it in 1959 in a $.39 closeout bin in a drugstore in Greenwood, SC. . But then, maybe it's the rarity that makes it so special...

Love this song- such priceless memories- this is the Mercury version- the popular one I remember being played on the radio in fall of '57 was the Dot version featuring Kripps Johnson on vocal. Kripps Johnson was listed as the artist because of his fame following the success of "Whispering Bells".

Great tune- only the name is similar to "Come Go With Me"- What ever happened to the B/W "Whatcha Gotta Lose"? It is nowhere to be found.

I bought from I-tunes and it's a mono even though it's the the very same recording- this one is stereo (??). Great!- Sounds so much better.

Thanks so much for this beautiful, crisp, clean, original recording-Years ago, I bought the 4 disc "The Capitol Years" set ($40) and the song ATWM (one of my all time faves) is a poor, live version- you can see hear someone coughing in the background. Why Capitol opted to use this one instea...

Very nice- you play well- makes me wish I had stuck with my lessons when I was young. For my next request, I'd like to hear my number two favorite Floyd Cramer number- "Want Me"- it's on the Night Train album which has not yet made it to CD.

And if you're up to one more- my number 3 favorite- h...

I last heard this song in the Spring of 1960. I was woofing down an HLT in the snack bar at the student center at UGA and it was being sung by Newley himself on TV (American Bandstand, I think - -.And my wife says I'm losing my memory). Thanks!.!

(Isn't Newley also the author of "Yesterday, W...

What a rare nugget- feel like I hit paydirt- thank you, thank you, thank you- I had this album.

Great song- whatever happened to this movie- it seems to have fell off the face of the earth? I best recall Art Carney's hell-fire sermon on sins of the flesh when asked if he was interested in bar-b-cue, and the reply "you don't want no bar-b-cue, do you?"

Heard this on CSI-NY last night -still got a lump in my throat. I'll bet thousands of hits on this song this morning. Funny, I'd never heard it before. Wasn't there a female harmonizing on the CSI version?

What a great song- Probably "phunkyjunction" and I are the only people in the US that remember this jewel.

Thanks Joe- very poignant "doowop" record- flipped "Flat Tire", a novelty song. What an odd pair"

He was married to Jesse Colter, really? By any chance, did he have a previous wife named Lisa?

After nearly 60 years, this song still gives me goosebumps- it's one of a kind.

Thanks Wade Flemmons and Loupi52! I ordered this record C.O D. from Ernie's Record Mart in Nashville in 1958. Uh singin' la te lat- love you so-u-o-o-la te lat- - - Oh man!

Put this record in my casket.

I have looked for this record for 53 years- literally- would've paid $100.00 for it.

Where in the world did you find it? Dick Clark played this once on "Rate-a record" and as far as I know, only one other time. I never heard it on the radio. It struck me initially because the sax sounded a lit...

Thank you for the stereo version- makes a great song twice as great!!!