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I grew up 52nd ParkSide Avenue Philly Classic
phillydion 1 year ago
One of my favorites. I remember my mom asking me what was this song all about. LOL!
dustee 1 year ago
I grew up in the 15th. St. and Avon Ave section of Newark. Spent early years hanging around either Avon Ave or Springfield Ave and 15th or 21st Sts. as I can recall. This was in the early 50's. Thanks for asking.
vodkamarie 1 year ago
@vodkamarie...
This song, 50's, Newark - same here; where 'bouts did ya live back then ?
I was on S 18th St, 'round the corner from West Side Park. Springfield Av wz 'bout 6 or 8 blks one direction & S Orange Av the other.
carjer64 1 year ago
This was NOT produced by Phil Spector, it was produced by Luther Dixon. Written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin. It was on the Scepter label owned by Florence Greenburg who's daughter went to Passaic high school with The Shirelles.
snap07801 2 years ago 2
this was produced by Phil Spector
Gfritzy 2 years ago
Was this produced by Phil Spector?
adelgado75 2 years ago
excellent
polkapete 2 years ago
This song brings back some great memories from the place where I grew up in the 50's. Newark, NJ.
vodkamarie 2 years ago
Thanks for posting! It's truly one of the best!
SONAA9811 2 years ago