HELLO MARY LOU - 24K Gold Music - Ricky Nelson HIT Song - COVER Version - Oldies But Goodies - 60s!

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"HELLO MARY LOU"
A song written by U.S. singer Gene Pitney, first recorded by Johnny Duncan in 1960, and later by Ricky Nelson in 1961.
Nelson's version, issued as a double A-side with his No. 1 hit "Travelin' Man", (Imperial 5741), reached No. 9 on the Billboard music charts on May 28, 1961. In the United Kingdom, where it was released as an A-side (with "Travelin' Man" as the B-side), it reached No. 2. It was also a hit in much of Europe, particularly Norway, where it spent 14 weeks at No. 1. In New Zealand, the song reached No. 4.
24K Gold covers this fun oldie but goodie!

[@joedaly4195]

I am impressed with the bass singer

[@user-ye8jk7zv5x]

That would be Doyle's grandson David.

[@flycres415]

He is very good--as is everyone else in this great performance.Listen to him some time in the group's Three Generation quartet songs.

[@ParkerPlaza]

Deserves more than one up thumb.

[@peter18394]

nothing like a good song.

[@pieroa.8677]

Bravo!! Very good! This song was also made in italian in 1964 by the singer Little Tony

[@timdybala7127]

THANKS!

[@kitachandc-1063]

It's one of my favorite American oldies songs. (^^♪
( from Japan )

[@edschulhof6303]

The description is for a different song. "Hello, Mary Lou" was written by singer Gene Pitney. It was first recorded by Johnny Duncan in 1960. Ricky Nelson recorded it, in 1961.

[@johnkvockasr.2847]

Good program, but I would like to see and hear the ladies singing!

[@jadersonsouza5542]

❤😍

[@anuarjorgemiziarafilho2704]

Show

[@wally8355]

They sort of sound like the Oakridge Boys

[@gregjones5022]

Nope

[@user-lf7hw4mr1m]

It was The Statler Brothers Version

[@user-lf7hw4mr1m]

That Guy Cant Sing At All

[@flycres415]

He's not that bad.

[@daveinvic7567]

Pastor Doyle's singing talent was more as an Elvis impersonator, which he was actually quite good at if you watch enough of these 24K Gold Music videos. Some covers like this one were a bit more mediocre. With a bit of effort, obituaries can be found online under his given name of Loren D. (Doyle) Armstrong

[@flycres415]

@@daveinvic7567 I agree with you 100%! Some of his numbers/covers are very good!