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Post by irene170 on Mar 23, 2005 22:13:24 GMT -5
Just Two Kinds Of People In The World. I don't know which group sang it.
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Post by ken-du on Mar 24, 2005 1:04:13 GMT -5
Just Two Kinds Of People In The World. I don't know which group sang it. Little Anthony and the Imperials |
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Post by ken-du on Mar 24, 2005 1:08:46 GMT -5
Daddy's Home by Shep and the Limelights. Daddys Home was the answer to the Doo Wop classic "1,000 Miles Away " |
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Post by ken-du on Mar 24, 2005 1:17:09 GMT -5
Where's Curet30 when we need him  ?? Shame on me, how could i have forgotten 1- Come Go With me- the Del-Vikings 2-Little Girl Of Mine-- Cleftons 3-Valarie --Jackie and The Starlights 4- The Closer You Are- the Channels 5-- I Want You To Be My Girl -Frankie Lymon 6-Zoom Zoom Zoom- Charts and/or The Dreamlovers 7-Colse Your Eyes-Skyliners 8-The Plea- The Chantels 9-The Dance Is Over- the Shirells 10-I Sold My Heart To The Junk Man-- Patti Labelle and The Blue Bells 11- The Fire Burns No More- The Chesters who went on to becomea Little Anthony And the Imperils 12-Could This Be Magic--Dubs 13-To Young --Lewis Lymon and the Teencords 14-Thousand Miles Away-Heartbeats who became Shep and The Limlights 15-My Hero --The Bluenotes 16-Mr Lee--Bobbetts 17-Fine Little Girl-- ?( Curet30--help me out on this one) 18-Gee OH MY- The Kodaks 19-Only You -The Platters (i sang this in the 4th grade talent show at "Our Lady of Victory Catholic School " and a Nun took me up stairs, told me i was evil, was going to hell and beat my ass) 20-Dance With Me --The Drifters |
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Post by joeszulczewski on Mar 24, 2005 7:37:28 GMT -5
The Drifters; "This Magid Moment," also done by Jay & the Americans.
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Post by joeszulczewski on Mar 24, 2005 7:42:40 GMT -5
Thats how I feel about them too. I don't consider the 4 Seasons Doo_Wop Before "DooWop" was coined, a lot of it was called harmony singing, which opens the field to a great number of groups and artists who made their living on a strong lead singer and strong, intricate background harmonies. When that definition is applied, the great Motown groups also fall into it.  |
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Post by Gua on Mar 24, 2005 7:59:10 GMT -5
Before "DooWop" was coined, a lot of it was called harmony singing, which opens the field to a great number of groups and artists who made their living on a strong lead singer and strong, intricate background harmonies. When that definition is applied, the great Motown groups also fall into it. As you stated it is dependent on what definition you use. I would not put the Motown group as Do-Wop although I believe that they are a product of that era. Motown created their own distinct sound.... |
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Post by Aba21 on Mar 24, 2005 8:00:11 GMT -5
Early Manhattens could also be included.............songs like, I'm The One Love Forgot and When We Were Made As One fell close to DOo-Wop and were songs that many of my peers sang on the corner growing up.  I Call It Love and I Wanna Be were two song I remember taking part in myself....................LOL |
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Post by Gua on Mar 24, 2005 8:04:46 GMT -5
Early Manhattens could also be included.............songs like, I'm The One Love Forgot and When We Were Made As One fell close to DOo-Wop and were songs that many of my peers sang on the corner growing up. I Call It Love and I Wanna Be were two song I remember taking part in myself....................LOL I concur...Aba we used to sing "When we were made as one" on the corner....the good old days |
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Post by Aba21 on Mar 24, 2005 8:22:20 GMT -5
I concur...Aba we used to sing "When we were made as one" on the corner....the good old days A lot of people don't know those Manhattens..............they came in on the Kiss & Say Goodbye Manhattens and they missed all the good stuff to me! ;D There was nothing wrong with those Manhattens either though! |
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Post by Gua on Mar 24, 2005 8:26:45 GMT -5
A lot of people don't know those Manhattens..............they came in on the Kiss & Say Goodbye Manhattens and they missed all the good stuff to me! ;D There was nothing wrong with those Manhattens either though! yep...They were just a regional group at that time but they made some of the best slow jams....BTW, I went to college with Blu's (the bass singer) sister |
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Post by Aba21 on Mar 24, 2005 8:45:59 GMT -5
yep...They were just a regional group at that time but they made some of the best slow jams....BTW, I went to college with Blu's (the bass singer) sister They sure did.......Blu Lovett's sister......could she sing too? ;D ;D........He's still doing his thing and doing it well I might add.......and Gerald Albright is back too........ |
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Post by Gua on Mar 24, 2005 8:57:03 GMT -5
No, she wasn't a singer but she did look "Good" |
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Post by MissTara on Mar 24, 2005 9:05:44 GMT -5
17-Fine Little Girl-- ?( Curet30--help me out on this one) Ray & The Darchaes |
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Post by irene170 on Mar 24, 2005 10:58:08 GMT -5
Ken-du, that story about the nun was funny. ;D
Dedicated To The One I Love, Tonight's The Night, and Mama Said by the Shirells.
Our group also sang Blue Holiday by them.
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