post your favorite oldies

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https://youtu.be/nVb62XPxdsE

 

[Nemo2]

Ronnie Hawkins and The Band 1976

(Must've seen "Rompin' Ronnie" a zillion times in 1960s Toronto.)

 

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https://youtu.be/MMUSjXVvkwo


Francis Collins on the right who passed 2 years ago, Dee Dee Kennibrew who still has the rights to the Crystals name and La La Brooks on lead.

 

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The great Kenny Vance. Back up singer for Jay and the Americans.

 

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Dion

 

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I miss Johnny, one of the best. I was at his house and ate with him the year before he passed.

 

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cool stuff.

 

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Rosie past last year, sad!

 

[aja8888]

The great Kenny Vance. Back up singer for Jay and the Americans.

He's still on tour in NY and PA.

 

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I posted this years ago but recently they sang it again on this video. To me the harmonies are better almost 60 years later with the same group and singers.

 

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Many of you folks don't remember this music.

 

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Cleveland Still on lead, original lead was Richard Brandon who passed right before this video.

 

[aja8888]

Many of you folks don't remember this music.

I do, all of it!

 

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Legends of Doo Wop. Tony Passalaqua on lead, with the Fasinators back in the 50's.

Met all these guys a few years ago, great fun.

 

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Great song from 1983, sort of like the last Doo Wop song.

 

[aja8888]

Legends of Doo Wop. Tony Passalaqua on lead, with the Fasinators back in the 50's.

Met all these guys a few years ago, great fun.

The Facsnators never really got anywhere but Tony did (somewhat) and sang with other groups.