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Nolan Strong & The Diablos : "Daddy Rocking Strong" , Fortune Records 1955

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Nolan Strong & The Diablos : "Daddy Rocking Strong"
(Fortune Records 1955)

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Fortune 516 -Do You Remember What You Did / Daddy Rockin Strong-
Nolan Strong & The Diablos were an R&B and doo-wop vocal group best know for its hit songs "The Wind" and "Mind Over Matter." The group recorded for Fortune Records, a small label in Detroit starting in the 1950s.
Nolan Strong, the lead vocalist, had an etherially high, strong tenor voice. Strong's smooth tenor, influenced mainly by Clyde McPhatter, in turn, was a primary influence on a young Smokey Robinson.
The Diablos were inducted into the United In Group Harmony Hall of Fame in 2003. In March 2008 the group was inducted into the Doo-Wopp Hall Of Fame Of America.

Original Diablo, Jay Johnson is still performing!
http://www.myspace.com/nolanstrongsdiablos

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  • Get the Diablos cd and treat yourself. Nolan Strong recorded some real killers.

  • Today 9-27-11 is believe it or not the first time I've ever this- WOW!

  • Flip is Do you remember what you did. Very similar to an old Dominoes side.

  • This is one of the craziest and coolest products of the Fortune diskery.

  • The best oldies came from pgh PORK THE TORK....

  • great song, 1st heard on WAMO-Porky Chedwick Radio in Pittsburgh.

    liked it so much, dedicated a website to it and still love it today.

  • remember this from the BURGH.......

  • how i remember way back 16yrs old and this song came on WAMO Porky Chedwick radio Homestead,PA. great tune my favorite back then.

    daddyrockinstrong

  • This is not quite the original single version. Interesting to me because I still have the original 45. The differences are very slight - a few words here & there, a different guitar break. All the Fortune stuff used to be available on vinyl albums, and some on cd's. Not sure who has some.

  • Nice find, I'm groovin.

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