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Wow...I have been looking for this, couldn't remember who sang it. Thanks DavidWatts1970. Good post.

@guydudeasian Those are the republican primary polls you are talking about guydudeasian.

@hihats Oh, and no one else uses teleprompters? Bush was bashed mercilessly because he was an utter embarassment to this nation. Period.

Hot damn!!! A great song. Her illness brought tears to my eyes but hearing and seeing a legend perform a classy number like this warms my heart.

@34D2234 You are an idiot and you can't spell.

PS: You too are free to leave, afterall, this was the Indian's land long before any of us.

johnevrready, i am sure you could have expressed your satisfaction with a little more class.

This commercial is great.

@BossPanzer I got something else to show you and there won't be any music involved.

Crisp, clean and perfect...thanks for uploading this. One of the greatest doo-wops ever.

One of the greatest of the doo wop era. But, why a picture of the Clovers?

Really different sound from the Kingsmen. I like this.

It has a very similar theme and beat to Chuck Berry's "Havana Moon".

Phyllis Hyman, gone too soon. LInda Jones, gone too soon. So much heart put into their songs it is hard not to shed a tear; feel a tingle deep inside.

We had a group. The Entertainers...and this was our best harmonizing song. What a great piece..."everything's gonna be alright when the monring comes"

This is one of the best unknown jams of our times...Love it then and still love it today.

Is that Jimmy Sabatar singing lead?

This is great stuff. We'd go to the city or to the Bronx to listen to good Latin Soul. I could never get the dancing down pat but I loved the music.

I had this on two different acappella albums...These guys were very very good. Love it.

NIce, nice, nice.

ShingoEx, why the language? TV creativity is usually based on silly concepts. This was funny and amusing. Not meant to be art.

This is a rare one. I know it was on that box set in 94 but I had never heard this anywhere before or after.

Paul stands out on this tune.

What's the same Maria? This is an artistic piece of genius. To tell the story, an ancient greek tragedy, in the voices of gospel singers (some of the best in that ever lived) is a pleasure to behold. Perhaps you misunderstood what was going on here?

btw, the entire DVD is available on Amazon. Mor...

Saw these guys in person twice. They are even more impressive live. Unfortunately, promoters are pushing pop/hip-hop low production entertainment and are not interested in talented acts like Solo. Afterall, it doesn't take much to have a guy walk up and down spitting into a mike with his pants ha...

Whether you like Otis or not; whether you think that David, Eddie, Melvin and Paul would have been stars without O.W. or not, lets stop tearing down our idols. We have so few. The Tempts rival Elvis and the Beatles for greatness and nothing should be allowed to take that away from them. Stop crit...

Perhaps one day we will know the WHOLE story. But, until then we have the memories. This is a straight-out hustle jam. Dance party stuff for sure. David and Eddie teamed up on this albu and it had several really good tunes on it, but this was one of the best. R,I.P. Eddie and David. You guys put ...

I believe Eddie's part reads:

"While glancing through the pages of the paper, wondering what was new, i saw an ad with a promise for a lonely heart, it sounded too good to be true. "Need a boyfriend or maybe find a new love."

its so easy to do. I laughed when i read the last line...it said "we ...

Never heard of this guy but man oh man what a nice voice...sounds like Eddie reincarnated...good job Mr. Carter.

Lenny was a great lead and, indeed Paulpfoley he never got the credit he deserved. Ron was losing that falsetto by the time this was filmed, but the harmony was still tight. I don't live in Houston but would have loved to have seen this performance.

God granted us so many talented performers. We ...

A great song and a very clean recording. Mine sounds like fish frying, we played the hell out of it and sung the hell out of this tune too.

Anyone know where these guys were from? I have the one single, Somewhere, but nothing else. They had a great but little known sound.