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PEAKED AT # 6 IN 1960. LYRICS: Rubber ball

, I come bouncin' back to you,

rubber ball

, I come bouncin' back to you

hoo-ah-ooh-ooh.

I'm like a - ...

This rare single was never released on an album. Recorded in 1969 as the B-side to "I Still Love You," it was written by Eugene Record (of the Chi-...

The song takes its title from an old Louis Jordan song called "Reet, Petite and Gone" and was co-written by Motown founder, Berry Gordy, and Jackie...

Great boss tune from Mr. Excitement that seems to have missed every c.d. best of that I've ever bought and I've not seen it here before so I hope t...

a oldie from Friends Of Distinction.oldies are forever.enjoy

A 1964 heartbreaker from Jackie Wilson.

Jackie Wilson and the Lovely Linda Hopkins singing a Duet-

This song has a Gospel feel to it, hope you will enjoy and

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Another underrated and yet classic Jackie Wilson performance.

Oh the greatest hurt

The heart will ever know

Is when the one you love

Says she can't love you anymore

The pain that you feel

Is too much to concea...

Mr. Excitement in person! I still can't figure out how he does that lift at the end. Sheer magic.

As much a pure entertainer as he was a marvelous vocalist, Jackie got his start as Clyde McPhatter's replacement with the Dominoes. He broke out on...

This very rare song was never officially released on record--God knows why, because it's terrific! It can be found on an import CD called "The Lost...

Jackie Wilson- "ONE MORE TIME", from his album BY SPECIAL REQUEST-

on the Brunswick Label, released in Sept. 1961 - Enjoy this GEM!!!

by this Legen...

Wolfman Jack plays Jackie wilson

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Charted at #9 on Billboard Hot 100 in January 1961, and #25 on Billboard R&B chart. The melody is "Vesti La Giubba" from the opera, "I Pagliacci".

Charted at #70 on Billboard Hot 100 in November 1968. Originally recorded by Jean DuShon.

Remake of a song which Frankie Laine had a big hit with in 1953. Did not chart, but released as a single in 1966.

In The Midnight Hour

Released on the 1959 album, "So Much".

sam cooke- having a party

This is a live performance from The Frankie Laine show which aired in 1956. It is their first national television broadcast.

one of my favorites

These are pictures that you would order from back sections of teen magazines such as Song HIts, Rhythm and Blues and Hit Parader Magazine. Along w...

Jackie Wilson was great. He and James Brown were sure smooth movers.

His best known song. (1962)

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Stereo was rather rare in 1958. It i...

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Actuació el 1965 d'aquest trio americà, un dels màxims exponents del so pop-soul de la Tamla Motown, a la televisió anglesa.

Aquest tema, que el t...

Cruisin' Oldies

Darlene Love - You'll Never Get To Heaven (1964)

the Shangri-Las performing "Leader of the Pack" Live at the old Brooklyn Fox in Brooklyn,NY 1964.

The Newbeats - Bread and Butter (1964)

Nancy Sinatra - These Boots Are Made For Walking (1966)

A solo single produced by Phil Spector.