The Clovers "Hey Now Miss Fanny" 

The Clovers should be in the top five of all group harmony groups of the 50's. Great R&B, swing, doowop. They did it all.

@d820m The sax solo is performed by tenor sax player Eddie Silvers. Paul "Hucklebuck" Williams played baritone and alto sax.

RU-vid needs more Clovers, and so does the 21st Century.

@FairDealDan Great video, thanks. Yeah, they do go flat for a moment at the end, but that tells us the performance was really live, and, as the great Robert Shaw is supposed to have said, "never be the only one who sings the right note."

Thanks. I posted he video and always wondered who PW was...thought it might be the host..and I thought the sax might be Plas Johnson but never really knew..and am I the only onle that notices there a bit flat on the very last note? No big deal

A friend of Plas Johnson brought this clip to my attention. Plas Johnson is a fantastic tenor player and still going strong but he is not in this clip and I do not know who is playing tenor. A Frank Culley played on one of the Clovers' early hits, "Don't You Know I Love You", which is covered in the Clovers' history but he is not given credit for this tune. Compare the face on the clip with an early photo of Johnson. But thanks for mentioning his name!

Sam "The Man" Taylor played on some of the Clovers records as well

great track and video !

@ULLYA he played in the Florida A&M Marching band with Nat and Cannonball Adderley

the band here is led by saxist Paul "Hucklebuck" Williams and it may be him with the solo

@rockandrollsax Culley demanded that in order for the Clovers to use his band on Don't You Know I Love You and Fool, Fool, Fool that he be allowed to take the solo

@rockandrollsax Culley demanded that he be allowed to play on the session in return for the use of his band on the early records

Decorum prevents me from mentioning the name of that infamously filthy song they recorded (for laughs, one assumes).

who is the man on the left? is he the bass part? They always leave him out so I can't see his lips and what he is singing. So inspiring. Thanks for the post!

It's "every time you strut that thing", not "touch".