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One of the best singing quartets in the history of the society.

@cowboydan0 Wow, I didn't even know what Candy Shop was. I just went and read the lyrics. Ain't that a damn shame??? The days of innocent music like this is long gone. People will listen to anything today and these damn rappers that can't come up with a decent lyric to save their lives have to de...

@MrMaru211b I'm sorry MrMaru211b, I don't speak whatever language that is. Is that English?

You wanna see the best rendition ever of the Star Spangled Banner? Look up Carl Lewis (the former Olympic gold medalist sprinter) singing it rofllllllllll That is one of the funniest damn things in the history of sports. He thought he could sing and starts off the song too high and then can't ...

In my opinion, the absolute best Popeye cartoon ever done.

Damnnnnn that was a fine sista

Hey Truth, I'm not in one at the moment, but believe me.....when I do get a quartet back together, this is going to be high on my list to cover. I hope it could be duplicated with only four voices, though. He definitely did some over-dubbing on the background, because I can hear 4 harmony parts a...

Well, now I don't feel so bad. i see that 14,837,841other people fell for this stupid shit too.

Does ANYBODY by any chance have Foster Sylvers singing "Don't Be Cruel" by Elvis? I remember seeing him sing that on either Soul Train or maybe American Bandstand back around '76 or ' 77 and thought it was the worst, most God-awful thing I had ever heard...lol I think he was trying to go solo at...

And he did the leads on all of their songs, just about. Squirrel did the lead on "Inner City Blues" on the Lonely Man Album, but otherwise, it was all Eugene. He could sing falsetto and could sing second tenor just as well which he showed in "Oh Girl". Now as for The Stylistics, Russell Thompkins...

Bill Thornton....the richest, most masculine lead the society has ever heard. He had a richness in his voice that no other lead has ever come close to. The society has always seemed to favor high, "thin" leads, even more so today. This man and Gary Parker had magic happening between them that mo...

That's G.C. Cameron, originally with The Spinners (he sung lead on their Stevie Wonder-produced hit "It's A Shame" in 1970). He split from them and did "It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday" which was the theme for the movie "Cooley High" and later done by BoyzIIMen. G.C. was the man in his ...

They're used to runnin' from cops

LOLOL The Irisher, i hear ya. I'm a barbershopper, and this song has been sung hundreds of times by quartets, and this was definitely a different take on the song. However, considering the lyrics, I prefer the more melodic, softer interpretation of the song. The pikes....hahaha

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO THAT IS TOO DAMN FUNNY