In The Still of the Night - The Five Satins

John Blanchard’s Don’t Let It Die In the Basement

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The greatest Doo Wop tune of all time. Recorded 10 March 2018 from a PBS Doo Wop retrospective. Fred Parris re-recorded this in the basement of a New Haven Church where the original was recorded in 1956. Thank you TJL and PBS - I share for all time. Enjoy.

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@MargaretRoche-h8u 9 дней назад

Unbelievable..it sound as good as the original..and in the same church as well!! Even the priest was singing along in the church, God certainly works in mysterious ways.

@billmitchell3329 2 месяца назад

This was the anthem of young teens growing up in the late 50’s early 60’s. Cheek to cheek slow dancing at the high school dances, Confraternity and all the sweet sixteen parties!

@ParkerPlaza 27 дней назад

Doo Wop lives on and on........what a great era.

@MDK384 2 месяца назад

his voice still sounds great

@johnfoy2840 17 дней назад

It truly does. ❤❤❤

@riverbender9898 3 дня назад

Just fantastic!!! Thank you!

@vitodesimone8120 26 дней назад

Slow dancing to this fabulous song was the most fantastic thing that ever happened in Doo Wop.

@rjb6327 4 дня назад

Never heard that in my church. If I had, I probably would have kept going.

@peterkooreman7504 Месяц назад

One of the all-time greats!

@johnfoy2840 17 дней назад

Thank you for sharing this beautiful slice of doo wop heaven, TJ. 👍👍👍

@ArnieWolper 26 дней назад

73 love the old school back in the Bronxdale projects good times

@jamesbunch6066 19 дней назад

Beautiful song, love it ❤

@sly0311 29 дней назад

Still have my old 45. Thank you guys!

@floreganga 2 месяца назад

Magnifique 💚💚💚

@betsyvokac4600 7 месяцев назад

Fabulous song! Think about 1956 (before I was born!) and the restricted path for Black Americans to record, perform and reach their audience. Hurray for Fred Parris and so many others.