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Rare doo wop recording featuring Eugene Pitt & the Jive Five together with Arlene Smith & the Chantels

Previously unreleased it was finally included in the 1993 OOP 2-cd anthology "Mary Wells - Looking Back 1961-1964". Written and produced by William...

From SOLOE'S OLDIES Vol.4, www.theseoldmemories.blogspot.­com

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Batmobile - Thinking about you baby

from their EP "Midnight Maniac" released in 1992

1956 CAPITOL Unissued

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The media was all over the LA cops for using force at a "peaceful" rally. Don't you wish you could have seen the rest of what went on before the co...

Minuteman Jim Gilchrist and student organizer Karina Garcia begin a debate that ends when Gilchrist abruptly pulls the plug after he was asked abou...

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Michaels graduation present from his parents

Little Herman - Gotta keep on Walking.Brilliant popcorn R&b dancer on GINA.

Immortal Technique talks about immigration and unity between Latinos and also to stop the hatred between blacks and Hispanics.

1958 Rock 'N' Rollabilly

Doo wop

Doo-wop duos Album

Amazing harmony by these two

Scientology defector breaks her silence --

Raised as Scientologists, Christie King Collbran and her husband, Chris, were recruited as teenagers to...

Great tune! Leon Huff is listed as one of the co-writers. Being that this is from 64, this would be one of his earlier efforts.

Beautiful sound. This was the flip side of My Inspiration which also didn't get much notice.

Killer sound! Group from Philly, label from nearby Baltimore. Rare record.

Dee Dee Sharp Started Her Career As A Background Singer On Many Of The Hit Records For Philadelphia's Cameo-Parkway Records In 1961. She Got A Big ...

Andrea's first single. It was originally titled "I've Got A Date With Elvis", but Andrea had it changed because she had a crush on Frankie Avalon. ...

Can't find any info this particular group/song, except they were from Pennsylvania. There was an earlier group from 1956 named The Sonnets but I th...

Charted at #45 on Billboard Hot 100 in July 1963. Written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield.