I remember when me and brother and sister were kids Gene Chandler would be performing this song on some TV show and we all stop what we doing and sang. 😂❤Wow those were the good ole days.❤
Песни пятидесятых шестидесятых семидесятых как глоток свежего чистого воздуха среди рэпа всяких ландышей лютиков и прочего музыкального мусора и хлама рок 🎸 ролл твист рокобилли буги вуги шейк навсегда здорово 👍
Question is who's singing ? watching their mouths as they switch from singers but they may sing maybe 15 to 20 seconds then their dancing still doing backup vocals but nobodies lips are moving .. 🤔🤫🤔
Good morning my friend I was born in 1955 I see this song from 1952 before I was born to Am still listening to this music in July of 2024 it's a great song to sing with them to
If anyone has ever watched the TJ Labinski Doo Wop specials on PBS, this is the clip they play with the unneeded parts edited out. That was an era with just pure, clean music with lyrics you could actually sing and dance to, unlike the GARBAGE of today.
I heard this song thousands of times growing up, I'm 54, and my mom always listened to the classics from the 50s & 60s. When her father, my grandfather, died in 1994, on the very long drive to the cemetery, I remember this song came on the radio. She sang along & I knew I would never hear this song the same way again. Now, as my mom approaches the end, this song has even more meaning
I liked Hot Pastrami with Mashed Potatoes more. Joey was Mr. Twister, he threw that little jump in there. Years later I saw the Cramps at the Peppermint Lounge
Beautiful song ❤. Reminds me of my beautiful wife Judy ❤❤❤😂. I. Miss her so much 😂❤. I love you Judy so much and always and forever ❤❤. I. Miss you so so much 😂❤. I love you forever and always 😂❤🎉
