DOO WOP LOVE SONGS

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[BlueMondaySkipper]

Wonderin by Neil Young

[Fiji Hill]

Leader of the Laundromat

That must have been inspired by this one:

Laundromat Blues--The Five Royales (1953)

[Fiji Hill]

The problem with “’50’s on 5” on Sirius is that half the songs they play are from the ‘60’s.

[Fiji Hill]

That was “Who Put The Bomp” originally sung by Barry Mann in 1961

Who put the bomp? I put the bomp!

[Fiji Hill]

The Clock--Lee Andrews & the Hearts (1957)

[Fledermaus]

The Chiffons. The song was written by the husband/wife team of Goffin/Carol King (like most of the Monkees songs except for “I’m a Believer” which was written by Neil Diamond).

The Chiffons also did “He’s So Fine” also renowned as the plaintiff song in the now-infamous plagiarism case against George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord”.

[pookie18]

I like their original version of this

[Fiji Hill]

My top 10 Doo Wop love songs

1. You're Heavenly--The Saigons (1955)

2. Don't Take Your Love from Me--The Calvanes (1955)

3. You Gave Me Peace of Mind--The Spaniels (1956)

4. Oo Wee--The Interludes (1958)

5. Chapel of Love--The Hitmakers (1958)

6. Joanie--The Bay Bops (1958)

7. Rock and Ree-Ah-Zole--The Bobbettes (1958)

8. Please Say You Want Me--The Schoolboys (1956)

9. Never Let You Go--The Five Discs (1962)

10. Oop Shoop--The Queens (1954)

[Fiji Hill]

The Chiffons also recorded and released “My Sweet Lord”—probably as a way of saying, “come and get me” to George Harrison.

[married21]

Never thought about He’s So Fine and ‘My Sweet Lord’ but they sure do sound alike.

doo lang, doo lang, doo lang....