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Can remember listening to this song in 1957, when I had my first portable radio at 11 years old. Love to turn the clock back to the summer of 1957, sitting on my stoop in Queens, New York. Staycott

This record was a top 40 hit on WMGM 1050, in New York in January of 1960. A beautiful recording. Staycott

KZN7404 and lincoln68508-You both are so very right. You could not say it any better. I know-I was there. When you here this song, you know how lucky you were to be around at that wonderful time. Kids today really don't know what they missed. Staycott

What a beautiful song! Better than any song released in the past 40 years! Staycott

Does anyone know the release date of this record? According to record numbers, it looks like Dec. 1963, or Jan. 1964. This does not seem possible because their other 2 records, Here In My Heart and Pretty, Pretty Girl, were from 1961. Staycott

Absolutely agree that this is the better version. Have this 45 on Antone-the original label. Staycott

Thanks for this info, but do you have any additional info on this group. Have the original record, but do not remember exactly when it was released in 1959. The original label was Munich. Staycott

I have this record on the original label-Munich. Came out in 1959, but would like to know more about the group. If any member of the group is readind this, please respond. Staycott

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH ALL OF THESE POSITIVE COMMENTS ABOUT MILLIE. GREAT VOICE-GREAT LOOKS! STAYCOTT

jUST FOUND THIS RECORD RECENTLY AT A GARAGE SALE. wHAT A fIND! NEVER KNEW IT EXISTED. ALWAYS THOUGHT MILLIE SMALL HAD THE ORIGINAL. FOUND OUT IT WAS RELEASED AROUND EARLY DECEMBER OF 1956. ALLEN FREED FEATURED IT ON WINS NEW YORK. STAYCOTT

peggy santiglia was HOT staycott

Hey RocknRollDaddyO, You should download the flip of this record, My Promise To You. I have this record, but I have never heard played on the radio. Paul Anthony, I believe, was from Williamsburg, or Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Staycott

Forget about all the songs of the 70's, 80's, 90's and 2000+. This song by The Danleers is better than anything from those decades! Staycott