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The 5 Royales - Catch That Teardrop.by cadlagh14,762 views
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The 5 Royals - Do The Cha-Cha Cherryby FireinaLyon856 views
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The Five Royales - Tears Of Joyby brownprideroldies22,066 views
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Five Royales - Cry Some Moreby phunkyjunction1,906 views
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The 5 Royales - Not Going To Cry.by cadlagh12,885 views
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Fabulous Playboys - Honky Tonk womanby cadlagh11,988 views
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The "5" Royales - Please, Please, Please (Original)by Nocaro2,580 views
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Charles Perry - I've got a feeling called the bluesby cadlagh12,664 views
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Five Royales - The Real Thingby phunkyjunction2,530 views
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Five Royales - I Know It's Hard But It's Fairby phunkyjunction653 views
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Five Royales - Dedicated To The One I Loveby brownprideroldies23,987 views
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"5" Royales - Slummer the Slumby shortrax8,466 views
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Five Royales - Dedicated To The One I Loveby phunkyjunction28,159 views
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The Dovers - Alice My Love (1962)by doktorsung1,438 views
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Little Willie John - It only hurts a little whileby cadlagh17,449 views
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fred Bridges - Baby Dont You Weepby cadlagh12,809 views
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Five Royales - Miracle Of Loveby phunkyjunction1,398 views
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The Moonriders - Summertimeby piloterec4,857 views
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Five Royales - School Girlby phunkyjunction2,758 views
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Don't Let It Be In Vain - The 5 Royalesby northjerseydan11,548 views
@comingout05
The lead singer is Eugene Tanner, whose brother Johnny more often sang lead vocal. (Lowman Pauling was the bass singer and occasionally took the lead). Yes they were on King at the same time as JB.
norristerse 3 months ago
I meant to say L. Pauling instead of C. Paul. Realised I made a mistake after I hit post.
comingout05 10 months ago
I hear an early James Brown from the lead. Is that C. Paul leading? and weren't the 5 Royales on the King label around the same time as JB?
comingout05 10 months ago
That came out when much of the experimental sounds of R&B was taking place, where the 50's were crossing over to the 60's, in 1959 and 1960, it was most notable with Motown at their beginning, but also was occurring with other R&B in general as well.
tbear4pa 1 year ago
Excellent!!!
micholdies 2 years ago