a like from us Jacob. nice...no more mixes from us as stems 2 that we use has been taken out of use, any ideas for an alternative software not too expensive appreciated. thanks, jane and brian.
Thanks very much Jane and Brian. I can recommend "Acoustica", "Izotope RX 7 (or 8)" and "RipX". I'm using these. I've also heard good reviews on "DeMux 3" & "Spectral Layers".
It should be noted that Frankie Lymon was the *SOLE COMPOSER* of this song, but Morris Levy, owner of Roulette Records which distributed the Gee label, on which this record was issued, added the name Goldner to the composer credit in order to swindle composer royalties away from Lymon, and used other ruthless tricks to cheat the then-14-year-old Afro-American singer out of the rest of his rightful dues. If, in future, this song should make its way into Rock & Roll Classics compilations, let the composer credits show Frankie Lymon *ONLY* and *DELETE* the name, Goldner, who may or may not have been an actual person.
Frankie is not the sole composer of the song. It was written by Jimmy Merchant and Herman Santiago originally but Frankie added the hook "tell me why" but Jimmy and Herman came up with most of the lyrics and vocal arrangements for the song
@@c.arawak1017 This is crap. It's because Frankie was just a boy, and an Afro-American as well, that other "white" adults try to muscle in on Frankie's talent and abilities.
@@neilforbes416 Not only Frankie's talent, but the other members of the Teenagers. Each of them brought something to the table that none of the Revivals groups can bring back. Their revival groups aren't the same without Sherman's booming bass, Joe's wonderful baritone and Frankie's spectacular high tenor gospel voice. Joe, Herman, Sherman and Jimmy together were the best backup vocalists in their time and it's a shame that their management decided to split them apart. I guarantee you, if that did not happen, they would've been bigger than they ever were, they could've even surpassed groups like The Temptations, Little Anthony & The Imperials and much more.
Excelente sonido 👏
Many thanks Fabio.
Bring bak tunes like thse ...roll on John Milner
Many thanks for listening & watching.
GREAT RHYTHM OF THESE MUSIC !!! BEAUTIFUL SCENES OF THE VIDEO !!! ezio !!
Thanks very much Ezio (also for the translation).
JACOB MANY THANKS FOR REPLY!! ezio !!
....נהדר יעקב - גם המיקס וגם הסנכרון. ימי "אמריקן גרפיטי" המיתולוגיים
אכן כן דודי. תודה רבה.
Top job on the stereo mix and video sync, Jacob.
Thanks very much Sammy.
A cool Rock n Roll CLASSIC. Sounds GREAT Jacob...! : ) -Cheers
Thanks very much John.
That's a nice mix Jacob!! And great work on the video too!! Cheers Tiger.
Many thanks Tiger.
They are some of the major influences of Jackson 5
They most likely were. Thanks very much Junior Chaves.
Nice mix along the video synch, Jacob.
Thank you very much Pierre.
a like from us Jacob. nice...no more mixes from us as stems 2 that we use has been taken out of use, any ideas for an alternative software not too expensive appreciated. thanks, jane and brian.
Thanks very much Jane and Brian.
I can recommend "Acoustica", "Izotope RX 7 (or 8)" and "RipX". I'm using these. I've also heard good reviews on "DeMux 3" & "Spectral Layers".
@@jacob6657 thank you Jacob.
It should be noted that Frankie Lymon was the *SOLE COMPOSER* of this song, but Morris Levy, owner of Roulette Records which distributed the Gee label, on which this record was issued, added the name Goldner to the composer credit in order to swindle composer royalties away from Lymon, and used other ruthless tricks to cheat the then-14-year-old Afro-American singer out of the rest of his rightful dues. If, in future, this song should make its way into Rock & Roll Classics compilations, let the composer credits show Frankie Lymon *ONLY* and *DELETE* the name, Goldner, who may or may not have been an actual person.
Thanks very much Neil for this additional information.
@@jacob6657 Cheers!
Frankie is not the sole composer of the song. It was written by Jimmy Merchant and Herman Santiago originally but Frankie added the hook "tell me why" but Jimmy and Herman came up with most of the lyrics and vocal arrangements for the song
@@c.arawak1017 This is crap. It's because Frankie was just a boy, and an Afro-American as well, that other "white" adults try to muscle in on Frankie's talent and abilities.
@@neilforbes416 Not only Frankie's talent, but the other members of the Teenagers. Each of them brought something to the table that none of the Revivals groups can bring back. Their revival groups aren't the same without Sherman's booming bass, Joe's wonderful baritone and Frankie's spectacular high tenor gospel voice. Joe, Herman, Sherman and Jimmy together were the best backup vocalists in their time and it's a shame that their management decided to split them apart. I guarantee you, if that did not happen, they would've been bigger than they ever were, they could've even surpassed groups like The Temptations, Little Anthony & The Imperials and much more.