Yes Indeed.. What a song to grow up with... Well that was me... Dancing to all The Five Satins songs.. growing up in the early 1960 for me.. starting Jr high.. school at 13 years old...... How Fantastic.. & Lucky.. was I
This concert was Not at The Felt Forum as stated above . This was filmed at Rock Land Community College. This is our Classic Song that we were known for and we also did other songs that we were known for , such as, "To The Aisle," "Wonderful Girl," "The Jones Girl," and "I'll Be Seeing You," which we sung with out instruments, in other words , Acapella
This song defines the word “Classic”! When you think about classic Doo Wop this is the 1st song that comes to mind. FRED Parris & The 5 Satins. In the neighborhoods back in the day you could hear this song coming from alleys, street corners, vestibules, stairwells & any place we could get the “Echo”. What great memories.
Thank you for this GREAT Song My wife and I picked it AROUND 1960 it was our Song, God Bless You for making us happy Whey we danced We were truly in love in the Still of the night is Inspiration to all Fred is a Great Performer Still today Wow Hang in there Bro you still got it MY MAN .😀😀😀😀😁
HOW COULD WE EVER THANK YOU ? It's 2014 and it still rings true. I get on the floor when ever it's player and just grind, Thanks for ALL the memories...
He mentioned the Brooklyn Paramount I almost cried Easter week in the 50 s The capital theater in N.J and the Brooklyn Paramount The Greatest time of my life
My all time favorite, from the fifties. Used to stand on the corner in Pittsburgher with a quart of beer between about six of us and do DOO_WOOPS....Never to forget.
If you've never seen the Five Satins sing this live you have missed a wonderful thing !!! WHY IS THIS FROM THE FORUM ? In the 70's Richard Nader's 1st 2 shows were there, but the rest were from the Garden. I went from volume 3 to volume 14. I saw the GREATEST SHOWS there ever were !!! Saw the Satins many times. MAGIC !!!
Wow! The Felt Forum. That brings back memories! I didn't see this particular show since it happened the year I was born, but I did attend many shows and events at the Felt Forum as a child. I've gone to many doo-wop shows throughout my life, but certainly would have liked to be there for this show. Does anyone know if Fred Paris (the original lead singer) was performing with the group for this performance? I can't tell if that's him in the video.
