Fred Parris & The Five Satins film “In The Still Of The Night” at St. Bernadette’s for PBS TV show 

RIP, but the good news his music will live on.

I have to disagree with you. I remember when this song first came out and I sang it on one our school talent shows. Fred sounded better in his old age. If you saw them sing this on the PBS Doo Wop oldies you'd agree as well.

🎶🎶♥️ Me too!! ♥️🎶🎵

Metoo!

Thou art a True Scholar! Not to many people can express an honest opinion spoken so eloquently! It was the Number 1 Doo Wop Song of all time. I saw Fred Parris Perform perform live on stage with his group at a PBS Doo Wop Concert at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh! I was very impressed! Have a Nice day.

I believe it was originally recorded there in the basement.😊

This is blasphemy performing this in the sanctuary like that

This is the first song I ever sang with a group when I was 15 in 1958,still sing it to this day and get the best applause and is still in my opinion the greatest doo wop song ever written,thank you Freddie Paris.

84 still going strong, many say this is the song that put doowop out there

The original song was recorded by the late Marty Kugell who died in 1980. You sir, are an imposter.

@@Chinchilla_in_the_Villa Sir, YOU are the imposter. The song was written by Fred Parris and recorded by the Five Satins in 1956. I was 11 years old. Your Marty Kugell produced and recorded the song but did not write or record it. The only first Marty Kugell had was he was the first to record it - for the 5 satins. Marty Kugell produced the song. The saxophone solo was played by Vinny Mazzetta of New Haven. The rhythm section was Doug Murray (bass), Bobby Mapp (drums) and Curlee Glover (piano). It was originally released on Kugell's Standord label with the B-side "The Jones Girl" I accept your apology.

Fred, Stanley Dortche, Bill Baker, Lou Peeples, and Tommy Killebrew have passed. The members on the original recording(Besides Fred) (Al Denby, Jim Freeman, Eddie Martin, and Jesse Murphy) all were alive at least in the 1990s. Eddie and Jim I think are still alive

Was always Fred Parris & other guys. Sometimes 5 Satins sometimes less but always Fred.

The song was originally recorded there