Hold Me, Squeeze Me, Miss Me !!!
WOOHOOOOOOOOO
Oh boy....I'm back.
Again.
Did you miss me folks, did you, did you?
I feel like Dr. Emmett Brown, really. I think I'm the first time-traveler blogger.
Time-slippin-a-billy y'know.
Hum hum, who cares about another 4 months hiatus?
You?
Oh Sorry.
Anyway,
great to be back (for the 65325th time) !!!!
Everyone's ok?
Anyone for doo-wop?
Frankly, my life has been pretty much Doo-Woply lately.
The Orioles have been called “the first R&B vocal group !” (yeah, like New Kids On The Boll...hum,Block)
Formed in 1947 as the Vibranaires in their hometown of Baltimore, they changed their name to the Orioles (the Maryland state bird) a year later. These five street-corner harmony pioneers imparted a skilled, soulful edge to the standard pop-crooning style of the day, and their appearance marked a shift in popular taste from big bands to small vocal groups.
The Orioles established the basic pattern for the doo-wop sound: wordless, melismatic harmonies surrounding the tenor vocals of Sonny Til (born Earlington Carl Tilghman) and George Nelson’s baritone. Their string of hits included three #1 R&B singles in the late Forties and early Fifties: “It’s Too Soon to Know,” “Tell Me So” and “Crying in the Chapel,” all recorded for the Natural label (later Jubilee).
More on wiki-wiki-wiki-pedia
The Orioles :
* Hold Me, Squeeze Me *
* Crying In The Chapel *
Soon, the legendary Bloody Come-Back Mix !
Lack of time folks, lack of time !
Woo-Hee !
Comments
Thanks for that moment.
Now, on to the woe-slaying!
When rev comes marching home!
The good Revd puts the dang in the dang alang a ding dong.
great!
I'll be crying in the cha-a-a-pel !
Love ya Rev
Welcome back ONCE more!!
MUCHAS GRACIAS