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I Love You Madly - The Four Coins 1955 45rpm

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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2008

Nice upbeat vocal song from a group formed in Pennsylvania. Featured in 1957 movie Jamboree!

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  • @hah13 I agree that the original R&B version by Charlie & Ray was much better. (It was the one Alan Freed played.) But I would say that this version is a cut above the typical pop cover record. At least it has an authentic rock 'n' roll sax solo in it! (That sax sounds like Sam "the" Man Taylor to me.)

  • One of my favorites. I was 15 then.. Each time, I look into those pertty pertty eyes....... I don't know, I don't care, cause. I'm in love with you.... lol

  • @winterlandboy How about The Brothers Four?

  • The one on the right looks like Andy Samberg!

  • @hah13 I agree Harv, Charlie & Ray did it best. not only with the sound they had but with their live stage antics. btw what ever happened to them?

  • oldies  cheers ^^

  • "I don't know , I don't care, cause I'm in love with you!" sung so sharp and crisp with on cue vocals.... I kinda wish this group would've done more upbeat songs like this but there ballads are a pleasure too

  • @hah13 Well pardon me, but I prefer this version!

  • not even close to the original too white sounding..btw i'm white and cant deal with covers. rip offs

  • thank you my love

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