Senators - Wedding Bells - Rare Washington D.C. Doo Wop Ballad

Was the group inside of the piano when this was recorded? This really would have been a great song if it weren't for that extremely loud and out of tune, out of beat piano. I still thought enough of it to post it. Take a look at the label.. This is the rare variation that doesn't list a group name.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Doo Wop
• DooWop
• DooWopp
• Doo wopp
• rare
• oldies
• 45
• 45 rpm
• Winn
• Washington
• DC
• single
• r&b
• ballad
• out of tune

[doowopkid]

You are so right PJ I think this is a killer tune. The music was sufficient and has a nice vocal group who can harmonize well. Someone must have been experimenting and it's possible this piano was put in after the fact. Who really knows. All I know is ... they killed a killer. Thank you for sharing this one.

[PJDooWop]

"They killed a killer." I couldn't have said it better

[lakewoodil]

This piano sound like my Aunt after a few sherry's!

[PJDooWop]

lol, that's funny

[yardlet6]

The boot is the same way. No group listed. The quality shows why so few labels were based in the Baltimore-DC area.

[PJDooWop]

Washington DC and Baltimore actually had a lot of labels. Most were regionally confined and rarely seen up our way. Winn had a release by The Marvels that I think is very good - "For Sentimental Reasons" and one by The Gales that I never heard before.

[JIMMYAD46]

THAT PIANO GAVE ME A MIGRANE LOL.

[doowopman49]

SUPER! TOM D.

[yardlet6]

@PJDooWop But they were so teeny-tiny though. The only "big" shakers of talent was Lillian Claiborne who owned DC and Max whathisname who owned the Waxie Maxie record stores.