FRED PARRIS AND THE FIVE SATINS IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT REACTION (First time hearing)
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- Reaction to fred parris and the five satins in the still of the night.
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Dance with the Satins forever..I love this group...
Now you need to hear The Platters "Only You"!!!!!!! Absolutely great.
What a great old 1950s Doo-wop song. Beautiful Harmonies in those early days of Rock and Roll.
You can't go wrong with "Earth Angel."
“I Only Have Eyes For You” by The Flamingos. Epic classic.
My favorite doo wop song and their song "Lovers Never Say Goodbye".
Absolutely!! A hauntingly beautiful love song! Might be one of the most beautiful love songs of all time.
🔥 1 Of the top-5 doo-wop iconic hits of all time. A doo-wop standard.
Music from the days when we danced slow and close.❤️
Lov doowops❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉
Another great group Dion and the Belmonts!!!!!
I was a teenager in the 60s and this song was always one of my favorites. Great slow song!!
Pleasantly surprised you reacted on these doowop songs. I love doowop music for decades. It was a huge hit in the US in 1956 and one of the standard classic doowop songs. Check out the Solitaires, the Cadillacs and the Moonglows ('sincerely'), the finest harmonies of the fifties.
Pure talent
Fred parish and the five sightings also done another song which is pretty darn good too.Tittled 'To The Aisle". His vocals and the satins doing backup is what he called his life's work. Fred parish was truly a great singer-songwriter and performer beautiful harmonies!!!
GREAT!!!
Nothing better than those golden oldies!
H, now you're entering the strange and wonderful world of 50's magic....
Doo-wop at it's best. Great reaction Prince Harri 🤴🇬🇧🇨🇦🇺🇸👍🙃
Great music never gets old.
OMG! Thank you Harri! This is one of my favourites! I was not born when this came out, which is unusual because I’m old! Lol! LOVE your channel SO much! Greetings from Australia.
Thanks Harri Fantastic is right
Thank you, Doo-wop is one of my favorite styles of music.
DOO WOP , every kid in S. Philly in those days sang those harmonies on many street corners ....birthplace of Fabian , Frankie Avalon and others ...
Grew up in So Philly....we shoob be doo"d" all the time! 💖
Thanks Harri
Always have loved this song.
These guys and many many groups like them started out singing on street corners, bathrooms and subways, anywhere you could get an echo. There was some fantastic music created and performed from this era.
check out "brooklyn bridge" episode where the gang sings this
Again,bringing back wonderful memories of my childhood!
Harris does the best reviews,
My FAVORITE music [ romantic ] The Skyliners Since I DON"T HAVE YOU " , Little Anthony and the Imperials , the Drifters , could spend a mon th on their hits ..THANX >>>
I had forgotten about this song. Thanks for bringing it back to me! It was the perfect slow dance song.
This song is the 50's on steroids A true all time classic !!
Dave Clark Five :
1.Glad All Over
2. Bits & Pieces
3. Because
4. Can't You See That She's Mine
Love the sax solo in this song. That guy doesn’t give a damn about rhythm, he’s just feelin’ it!
Harri, I had to pause your video while I ran through that Billy Joel in my mind. The title is "The River of Dreams". Now back to your excellent reaction.
Speaking of Billy Joel check out his cover of "Hey Girl" originally by Freddie Scott.
So sorry to hear of the passing of the lead singer Fred Paris who passed away yesterday at the age of 85 years old.
The song was recorded in the Saint Bernadette Catholic School basement in New Haven, Connecticut in February 1956. Marty Kugell produced the song. The saxophone solo was played by Vinny Mazzetta of New Haven.
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I've heard this song many times. It's a good song. But I've never seen it performed, nor had I ever seen the band perform before.
An unforgettable classic, it sounds as though THIS could have given rise to the term "doo-wop"!
See You in September by The Happenings would be a great reaction song for you from 1966
Harri you are like in a time machine! This is from 1956! I was ten listening to my portable hand held radio as I fell asleep at night to the music. Great song. Thank you for all you do!! 😎
In the rock era, which began in 1955, these guys had just 2 top 40 hit singles. This song hit #24 in Sept. 1956. Their 2nd & final hit was called To The Aisle & it landed at #25 in August 1957. They continued to release new singles into 1962, but never again got any higher than #69 & that was a song called Miss Fine, but it was released by the other name they recorded under.... The New Yorkers.
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This song was originally recorded in Waterbury Connecticut, and the music video for River of Dreams was shot in Portland Connecticut!
New Haven church basement. Not Waterbury
1956! The music of my parents generation. Those dance moves reminded me of Motown too. I'm not aware of any other hits from The Satins, but you're on the right path with The Penguins "Earth Angel". Here is an incomplete list of classic songs with similar a vibe from back then which you may or may not have already heard: The Flamingos "I Only Have Eyes For You", Gene Chandler "Duke Of Earl", Dion & The Belmonts "I Wonder Why", Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers "Why Do Fools Fall In Love", The Marcels "Blue Moon", The Platters "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", The Skyliners "Since I Dont Have You", Johnny Mathis "Chances Are", The Monotones "The Book Of Love", The Cleftones "Heart And Soul", The Chantels "Maybe", The Crests "Sixteen Candles", The Dells "Oh What A Night", Little Anthony "Tears On My Pillow", The Cadillacs "Speedo", Johnny Ace "Pledging My Love", Donnie Elbert "What Can I Do", Paul Anka "Put Your Head On My Shoulder", The Chords "Sh-Boom", Richie Valens "Donna", Clyde McPhatter & The Drifters "Money Honey" ...
Done in a church basement in New Haven where i live.
An oldies radio station in NY used to annually play their Top 500 songs of all time. Year after year, "In The Still Of The Night" was #1. I still have the 1972 and 1977 lists. "To The Aisle" was their other US R&B chart top 10 hit.
Harri, the singers of the mid 50's to 1964 were the ones I grew up listening to and dancing to at "the lake". Once the English "invasion" came in, this type of music/singers kinda fell by the wayside. Don't get me wrong, I was a big Beatles fan and actually saw the Rolling Stones when the first came to the States. But the music of the 50s and early 60's is still the music I listen to the most. Those Oldies but Goldies are the best by far.
If you like doowop, I think you'd like Come Go With Me by the Del Vikings. They were unusual in that they were a mixed race group, which was unheard of in the 1950s.
Of all the songs, you got the one where the term “Doo-Wop” was invented. Try The Flamingos, “I Only Have Eyes for You”. Go through the whole Doo-Wop Genre.. SanJoséBob
Harri, all of the 50s & 60s music is so dam great. No other music can compare 💕💕💕💕💕💕 i live the way you play alot of these oldies. But. Goodies.😘
I was introduced to this kind of music at a very young age by my teenaged sister.
I love how the lead singer was looking up toward the heavens and pointing, as if pointing out stars that were particularly bright.
Earth Angel is beautiful as well. Teen Angel by Mark Dinning is another.
Boyz II Men did a rendition of this song too. And in fact they somehow keep that doo-wop going too. I mean, listen to the intro of “Motownphilly” and tell me that’s not at least influenced by doo-wop.
Can't beat a bit of Doo Wop !
I thought this was going to be In the Still of the Night by the composer Cole Porter. You should check that one out too Harri. There is an 80s or 90s cover by the Neville Brothets
I bet you would like "Only You", a song by The Platters. Its in the same time period and style. Then do a comparison with Travis Tritt's version from the 90s. Super fun!
Check out the Drifters...... 🌟. I sit and count the tears by Drifters .🍺
There are so many old doo wop and R&B ballads to react to, you’ll be busy for months. As for the syncro moves, Jerry Butler “The Iceman” claims the Cadillacs were the first to start this trend. Check these guys out- Ben E. King & the Drifters, Sam Cooke, Temptations, Isley Brothers, Impressions, Miracles, Four Tops, Supremes, Chantels, Jimmy Ruffin, Fats Domino, Marcels, Orioles, Frankie Lymon, Otis Redding, Gladys Knight, Mary Wells, Marvin Gaye, Jr. Walker, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Ray Charles, the Cleftones, the Volumes, Shep and the Limelites, the Chords, the Heartbeats, Percy Sledge, Clyde McPhatter, Righteous Brothers, the Jive Five, Maurice Williams, the Duprees, the Crests, the Rivieras, Stevie Wonder…I’ll think of more later.
Dion sang my favorite Doo-wop tunes. I'm 5th in family of 6 kids. My three older sisters listened to this music, so I a fan of "Happy Days" music. One sister was a big R&B fan. My earliest year were engulfed with old time Country Western music. Of course, we all watched the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. I was only 7 but I understood their draw. Thanks for post Harri! Loving the direction you're in right now. Lot more music than Guitar Rock.
River of Dreams is the song by Billy Joel. You might want to look into some of the oldies shows put together by TJ Lubinsky for PBS. He was a beast at getting the original artists from the 50's and 60's back together to perform!! One of the biggest ones was called Doo Wop 50.
Should have read Fred Paris.
Favorite song forever.....Sad part is these performers most likely were not allowed to eat in this establishment because of 50's racism
Count Every Star by the Rivieras is a great Doo Wop record. Terrific harmonies and good example of “parts singing “
doo whop
Paul Simon has a great song called "Rene And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War", where he sings about "The Five Satins". It's a beautiful song that I think you'd really appreciate that pays homage to this style of music.
The next time you circle back to Linda Ronstadt, I would listen to and watch this video of Linda recording Smokey Robinson's "Tears of a Clown" live in a studio. And wait for Linda's utter cuteness as she locks eyes with the camera when the song is done. She sure melts my heart.
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This song is the definition of "Doo Wop".
you ever watch American graffiti?
Show bee doe
Doo Wop at its best.
Not your BEST 1st impression of a great song, HARRI - I've heard part of it on a commercial before ..... come on now, we expect more from the BEST, Harri
thumbs down for live version
It makes me cringe each time the camera shifts onto the lifeless audience.
"To the Aisle" and "Wonderful Girl" are a couple of other Five Satins hits. See my article on Fred Parris and The Five Satins at www.ecoustics.com/music/fred-parris-five-satins-rip/. I grew up listening to Doo Wop.