In the Still of the Night - Fred Parris and The Satins

Fred Parris, leader vocal of the group wrote this song in 1955 at the basement of a local church.
Excerp from the film "Sweet Beat".
You can find two more excerps of this film Here:
• Sweet Beat Film Intr...
• Sweet Beat 1958

[@jerryjcowleysr1812]

I can still remember driving my 1952 Red Ford Convertible to the Food Fair and then date that Beautiful Blonde girl from one year behind me in Colls High School. Wow !!! What memories. She was a true "KNOCK OUT" and still is after 63 years of marraige.

[@ezbsac4245]

Congratulation man💙

[@alexpaic2984]

Jealous of you sir

[@rickardkaufman3988]

Congratulations mister. You deserve this big W.

[@joeycoco5396]

Wow, we had a Food Fair here in Virginia...I had forgotten all about it

[@crystalrichards374]

That’s so sweet💗

[@Aereaux]

I am in my 82 year on this planet and I still love to hear this music.

[@emilyh.8704]

Bless you sir, I am in my 69th year but way too young to enjoy it, I only remember from around 57' so I guess thats not too bad lol

[@mikeh6511]

@@emilyh.8704 I am in my 29th year and I get hypnotized by this music. I feel and imagine as if I did live through it. A true romantic at heart and have no shame in saying that.

[@emilyh.8704]

@@mikeh6511 well good for you Mike, shows you have excellent taste and you could be a ol' soul from the start..yes indeed..good taste..🎙🎶💋

[@raiderd8189]

That’s right! I’m 39 and I love this music!!

[@mykalchchin8163]

this is magic. at 41

[@reemak8500]

When I was 13 I asked my Dad what his favorite song was, He said this song. I've loved it ever since,

[@derekllewellyn6663]

It's looks like new DVD life story ture life movie all about them being a family members are in their website own character than most more of

[@Sailor5116]

No autotune, no voice enhancement, just four gentlemen in suit and tie with pure, golden talent.

[@g.coleman]

life was so simple then. i hadn't arrived yet but i can only imagine

[@anyright8683]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯💕 beautiful music 🎶

[@LaMonicaDavis-wv9qi]

❤amen❤

[@valeriebuckley7019]

Pure talent!

[@oldmansportsog2514]

​@@g.colemanlife was far from simple then, I wasn't alive then but I knew nuclear war scared the crap out of people back them because it was close to happening multiple times cuz of the Evil Russians although One stand out russian prevented war, he was fired in Russia from it for what it's worth

[@stephensanfilippo1845]

This song was the theme for my senior prom in 1966, 11 year after the song came out. I took a girl named Susan. We've been together 57 years, married 52. We love this song. Thank You, Fred Parris and the Satins, and may Fred Rest in Peace and Harmony.

[@Potatotenkopf]

How wholesome

[@dirtydancing48]

This song was also the theme for our class's senior prom 1966. Still love this song and the memories.

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

Absolutely beautiful! You 2 are soulmates & I’m so happy you’re still blessed to have one another. My mom & dad were on their way to 50 beautiful years together on 4-21, but my dear mom passed away unexpectedly on 3-31. We miss her sorely.💔🥀😭 May you & your bride celebrate many more beautiful years together.🥂♥️♥️

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Congrats, buddy!

[@joehoey6337]

lucky it wasn't run around Sue 😄

[@allum007]

If I had a time machine I'd go back in the past, these times seemed more pleasing .

[@weezer5442]

They were!

[@tylerburns6929]

“You don’t know how quick time goes until you get there”

[@13Gangland]

I hated how the nurse kept trying to shut him up. He was telling her a very important message to take into consideration. Life it too short, and by the time you realize it, it's all over.

[@paramtrx9558]

imo.. time goes slow.. its looking back and remembering goes fast.. have a great day.. today.. I mean right now :)

[@rohanarya3547]

That's the whole point of irishman's climax. "Scorsese farewell to Mafia."

[@Dingoplexor]

I’m now 47 and I’m seeing it first hand

[@QueenLuzun]

This comment broke me

[@maikailoa808]

A true classic. 77 still listening. Many memories. Ron

[@phyllissnook]

I’m 74 & still remember all the words to this wonderful song. My era had the absolute best music!

[@LARRY-g2r3t]

For Sure!

[@kathleenjohnson9847]

We will never forget the words to the songs we grew up with. The best music and songs ever.

[@richardcline1337]

Until the pot smoking jerks from Britain came over and destroyed everything!

[@KendricJones]

This era music is breath taking but not the best the 90s music era is unstoppable

[@opaulamorgan4265]

Yes, the best unforgettable music!🎼🎶♥️

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

The past went past way toooooooo fast. Miss those days, the great music, the dances, the things we did together --- all only memories now.

[@erickavanessabarrera4742]

Hard to believe they recorded this song in the basement of a Catholic Church. Fred Parris said the song was blessed. Great song love it. Wish they still made this type of music.

[@lizryan6289]

A true love song from my day!!

[@azjim6620]

St. Bernadette. New Haven CT. My hometown

[@richardskola6982]

KZbin is my go-to source for music.

[@adriennerobinson1180]

Ow I didn't know this

[@RobertDeMartin]

Ericka, thanks for the info. And thanks to the someone who actually knew what church! Yes, this song received the ultimate respect from everyone in my generation. In essence it was our anthem. No matter what we might have been doing we took a few minutes off to listen (and sing) whenever we heard it on the radio or on a 45 record. And, CBS (the oldies station) labeled it the top song of THE 20TH CENTURY!

[@rickyf243]

Fred Parris, lead singer of The Five Satins, and author of one of the greatest and most requested songs of all time, has just passed away (January 2022). May he rest in peace.

[@alexisbarajas5852]

Thank god he gave him a long life

[@annhughes1503]

12th. Jul 2022 i am listening to this great song brings back so many. Memories miss those days 👍👍💕💕💕

[@renareed3237]

God speed

[@QWZXM]

Thanks for posting his death- Just seeing it now 8 months later-RIP- A great classic song.

[@seniaa5885]

May He Rest In Peace, blessing and love to his family 🙏❤️

[@laurawhitetail]

i am 76 and this is my all time favorite song

[@ftjax]

I'm 72, feel like 100.....wish I could turn back the clock 30-35 yrs. & know what I know now..(.I don't want to miss the 1970's)

[@susanvogelesang725]

One of my top 10.

[@DanielCastillo-sd5pu]

Hope you're doing well

[@georgegalarza6278]

Back when music was real. I'm 32. I was born in the wrong era.

[@deewojo5576]

LOL, my mom told me that all the time..................

[@JimGoch]

Me too.😂

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Our parents were married on September 1st,1959! I was born on August 6th,1960!

[@thefifthpillar_]

It's over, Frank. They're all gone.

[@omerta4l665]

Who are you protecting ?

[@Hicham49Ros]

@walrus teeth No he his protecting his own dignity because he has the hope that one day his daughter will talk to him again... sadly this day will never come.

[@duecetre87]

"Russell, Bruno, Salerno, Pro, Sally Bugs."

[@rajsekar6592]

Tony,Tony,Tony and Tony

[@FerociousMatti]

"Who did it?"

[@guruthetank]

Genuinely the best era for music.

[@richardcline1337]

Far better than any of the rap crap and sh*t slop they call music today. I'm 79 and so glad I grew up in that era.

[@thepurpleufo]

One of THE greatest songs of all time.

[@louisnicolosi1313]

I was 5,, now 70 years young,,, still love it....

[@JerriBerriBoBerri]

I'm 81...😊

[@barrykurkowski3629]

69 years young here and i agree with you

[@kalintini]

Me too , Lou !!! Along with Sam Cook, and so many other great artists of the 50’s - 60’s ….

[@vimalmanoharan2004]

@@barrykurkowski3629 69 noicee😂

[@mito-chonusa7989]

Just so meaning ful. The lyrics bring tears when I remember seeing American Graffiti

[@CarlosAguilar11234]

Hello everyone today is a special day for me and my daughter sandra is writing this for me I am celebrating my 90th birthday and this is one of my favorite songs, my wife and I danced this song on our 50th wedding anniversary, my wife Maria and I got married at age 20 yrs old and we are still in love like the day we got married. Love your wives and respect them always thank God for your wife. Communication is #1, God Bless everyone.

[@shirleychristman8765]

God Bless you too I lost my partner in 2015 I miss him every day ✝️❤️

[@patriciabailey1937]

If you are still with us, Hello from Nottingham, England. I too love this song. I often remember the old days- for me this is the Sixties and Seventies - but I love music from any generation. I hope you had a decent life with few regrets- we can’t hope for much more. To love and be loved is what matters! I hope you have (had) plenty of both. 🌈🇬🇧

[@danisullivan1861]

😢 thats why I love this music from back then .Priceless.

[@luannezysling9077]

Eighth grade. First time I danced with a boy. It was this song. I still remember him to this day whenever I listen to this song. And I'm 78 now!! What s nice memory

[@jeanetteamstutz5964]

These were the best of times.

[@SeedyRecords]

Hey you're pretty sexy nana. What you saying?

[@TheMichaelkim3]

The 50’s was cool and simple.

[@bruhdotmpthree2792]

I’m 21 and I love this!! So beautiful and emotional. Makes me feel like I’m in love with someone. Makes me feel like the old times were better.

[@JerriBerriBoBerri]

Old times were better take it from an 81 year old.

[@lilmiss57]

Hello to my fellow 21 year old. I believe folks like you and me were raised properly. To enjoy older music.

[@lgray80209]

I agree with you we had the best years growing up.

[@REALTEXAN_Hispanic]

I’m 20

[@martymillard5450]

They were better no comparison to 2021

[@randyw.9916]

This is the world I was born into.

[@kathleenkaufmann8605]

I grew up in the 50's + 60's , and music was my only friend. This is a Classic !

[@MyElune]

Was born in 97. Can't deny that this is gold!

[@burphysegbeyan]

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[@gfurstnsu]

I turn 82 next week and remember dancing cheek to cheek with my love Jodi to this song. We still send messages back and forth and reminiscing about those moments.

[@divsyntax9720]

❤

[@70sgirl1961]

How much do I love your comment!

[@daveargentina4085]

I just remembered what that was like Thanks

[@jeanbaumgartner4052]

Thanks 😊 🫂 🙏 😊 for 👋 👌 😋 😀 😍 😘 sharing this song 🎵 😀 👌 ❤️ 🙌 😄 with all of us 😀 😄 😊 😉 ❤️ 👍 😀 😄 😊 😉 ❤️ 👍 😀 😄 😊 😉!

[@sollatzo]

I’m 62 it’s my favorite oldie

[@eyvonnepadgett4652]

I love the oldies. The music now days can't hold a candle to the oldies

[@janemarkham4133]

" AMEN "😃😇🙃😍🤠🥸🤓😎❤🤍💙👍👍👍👍👌✌🤟🤘🤙👍👍👍🤏🙏

[@livefreeordie45]

They are great. I listened to them when I was a kid. Non of us cared what color they were, they were just great.

[@pk06511]

Respect

[@cultusdeus]

+Johnny Sunday Real music. Real style. Real talent. Real class. Not stinking Miley Cyrus or other modern trash. And I'm a Gen Xer who grew up in the 80's.

[@richardskola3570]

+Johnny Sunday You sure are right. What happened to talent? Singing, not screaming?Harmony, It was great growing up with the music that filled my youth.

[@isabelarguedas4573]

the best music ....

[@orgami100]

+Isabel Arguedas .... just.... ' wow '....

[@BeeKool__113]

When I was a kid my grandparents would move all their furniture aside in the living room and play their records for their youth and we would all dance. It is a very happy memory of my childhood. When I grew up I danced with my husband at my wedding to this song. Later I would go on to rock my baby to sleep while I sang this song to her. It's so BEAUTIFUL. I adore it. 💗

[@rnempson1]

That’s a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing.

[@angelofparadise7031]

That's a cool memory ❤

[@lospaisasoriginal5454]

very very beautiful

[@billieprescot6533]

❤️

[@cityboinyc]

Great great song !!!

[@Rob_430]

I am 76 and still listen to the best music of our time from yesterday. The time when we had style, dressed nice, and combed our hair. We took pride in how we looked, and we danced and had fun.

[@josephineruiz5941]

I'm 82 and remember and love those oldies

[@Bobithebunny]

That’s soo amazing I’m 19 and I luv these music

[@TheCalgarydoug]

That's an instrument you can't buy, the human voice. This just happens to showcase four great ones.

[@gordonm.7387]

Well said, great words! We all have soul.

[@lorrainevismara5415]

So right

[@s4har4]

Autotune

[@miltonmoore5294]

Men invented musical instruments. GOD created great voices!

[@143LoveConquersAll]

So well said! :) Even some of the really good voices around today (yes, there actually are some) they autotune/use vocoder or insist on putting some kind of effect on them. If I were a singer I would totally refuse to have somebody do that to my voice. It's an insult! It's like somebody telling you you're pretty, but then saying you're only really pretty when you have makeup on though. I seriously would slap somebody lol. Luckily, we'll always have organic, unadulterated music like this to go back to. Thank God!! 🤩

[@JonnyBoiii8991]

I was born '98 and I love doo wop and oldies, I think they were amazing

[@coreydee9253]

There's always that one teenager looking for respect lol

[@JonnyBoiii8991]

No I actually like it, I was raised with it and to be honest, stuff like that is honestly great because it gives me the feel like I'm reliving those decades.

[@poptrashskank]

yeah but people always come on here stating how young they are and its pretty damn pointless tbh

[@dmee-o8d]

I was born in 1944 and got to listen to it all and live in those times. Itwas a great time to be alive.

[@ClamDigger_]

Jonathan James reliving? you never lived them kid. its ok that you like this stuff, but the 50s and 60s weren't that great.

[@imaginelizards7619]

In the still of the night I held you, held you tight 'Cause I love, love you so Promise I'll never let you go In the still of the night (In the still of the night) I remember that night in May The stars were bright above I'll hope and I'll pray To keep your precious love Well before the light Hold me again with all of your might In the still of the night (In the still of the night) So before the light Hold me again with all of your might In the still of the night (In the still of the night) In the still of the night

[@royandjacqueline1294]

Imagine Lizards... Thank you for the lyrics 🥰🎶🕺💃🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🕊️✝️So cool

[@josephagnello9335]

YES !

[@Apefather]

Amazing music! This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gITFeHqfiMpmiZo

[@660bud]

Nice song.

[@George_Gilbert]

Dislike

[@letsdanceimladyblue]

Just reading that Fred. P died this past January... so I came in here to hear this beautiful song...!

[@oldies6359]

Who's still listening To this? Love it

[@earthangel6480]

EARTH ANGEL😇. ME!!!👍😍😘

[@earthangel6480]

***** Thank you for your response

[@scamwitness6594]

Oldies not me!!!!!!!

[@nancylowery8820]

oldies are music this crap they play today IS NOT MUSIC--beck then you could understand what they were saying today most of them you can"t

[@earthangel6480]

Earth Angel; Thank you!

[@dantzmusic]

An era when heartfelt harmony really mattered!

[@alisahenderson6486]

Real music! No auto tune!!

[@anaclaudiamendes5572]

Dantz Music Studio jen, o presidente do

[@courtneytyree-jones8563]

An era full of racism!!!

[@courtneytyree-jones8563]

An era full of toxic hate and racism! Fuck this era

[@alkabonk]

From rags to riches

[@josh24441]

"He did go to church. Then the hospital, then the graveyard".

[@akoondude]

Show some respect here, you worthless piece of shit!

[@precisionbrown6829]

akoondude 😂

[@HM-dc7vh]

akoondude you might be demonstrating a failure to show appreciation

[@robbonowak]

akoondude tf your problem lmao he quoting a movie

[@lapapeleradelmonina]

@Nripesh Dhungana 😂😂

[@stevebellman5926]

Without a doubt, one of the top 3 doo whop songs of all time.

[@wandamw2569]

I still love this song!❤️ my dad sang this when I was young (I’m 56). This was pure talent no auto-tune in those days!!

[@rascal0175]

1958? I was 10/11. Still remember and appreciate you. You can still touch my soul 65 years later. Thank you.

[@JefferyValstaz]

I heard this song thousands of times growing up, I'm 54, and my mom always listened to the classics from the 50s & 60s. When her father, my grandfather, died in 1994, on the very long drive to the cemetery, I remember this song came on the radio. She sang along & I knew I would never hear this song the same way again. Now, as my mom approaches the end, this song has even more meaning

[@LindaJackson-e3u]

Hi edagdwg God blessed these men I love this special song I'm 76yrs old and remember this special loving song a forever loving fan Linda j.peace

[@kornfreak78]

Back when music had class. I have a lot of respect for artists of this caliber. They just don't exist anymore.

[@NathanTAK]

False. Music today isn't worse than music 50 years ago; there's just been time for us to forget all the bad music from the time and all the good music to drift to the top. It's just sampling bias - there was plenty of absolute shit back then, but nobody remembers it, so we just see the things that have stuck around. There's plenty of absolute shit today, but since we haven't had the time to wade through it and find the gems, it looks like there's more. Consider the music of Imagine Dragons: much of it is still popular today, and I expect it to remain popular for years to come. In 20 years, there'll be kids in the KZbin comment section, or the future equivalent, complaining about how they don't make music in the 2030s the way they did in the 2000s and 2010s; they like _Believer,_ but they've never even heard of _Anaconda_ or _All About that Base._

[@thatxonexguy5438]

Explain lil pump then dumbass nigga

[@11redlions]

THERE IS NO ''MUSIC'' TODAY.

[@ScreamingEagleFTW]

the music reflected the values and culture of the time and the artists were products of that culture and those values. Thats why the artists and music of that time were so great, because that time was so great. Now its all changed but they cant change the past, they can revise the history books but they cant change what actually happened and they way it really was as recorded by theses songs. Every year the contrast grows more stark. I notice a lot of young people like this old music though, so maybe they will bring it back. I hope so .

[@Kevin.7.]

kornfreak78 hey, dude! I never thought i'd see you here, lol. 😯 I've seen your comments in Korn's videos. I guess we have a really, really great taste in music.

[@darrylwagner9583]

One of greatest rock n roll songs ever. Simple, beautiful, arrangement.

[@shanedavis8203]

Lmfao there is nothing rock n roll about this song.

[@inventions178]

This is not Rock N Roll

[@jodiegilbert9554]

@@shanedavis8203 love love the 50s songs and the fun fun we had without the drugs...guys were so cool so were the girls.... Sorry you all missed the 50s...

[@brianb7423]

@@jodiegilbert9554 I don’t think he was trashing the song or the 50’s. Just pointing out that this is not rock n roll at all lol. This is doo wop

[@AceLM92]

More like doo-wop thank rock n roll, even for the 50s

[@EarlMaschka]

I'm 80 now and this takes me back. It was wo derful music and a wonderful time. Its flown by. Slow dancing in a darkened gymnasium or at a house party. ❤

[@AndréeCaroleKeller]

Je suis française et j'adore votre commentaire , ❤

[@rascosim1]

Those cruising days in my 54 Ford custom line , dual exhaust, fender skirts and white wall tires. Wow what times!

[@destout100]

Hands down: Best Doo-Wop song of all time!

[@markalpet]

"Whispering Bells" the Del Vikings

[@eddiel.4108]

One of the most famous doo-wop songs ever recorded. It's pure innocence is dripping with class.

[@Jaems_Scott]

One of the most sought after, too. The recording they were singing to was the original, when they were called "The Five Satins". Wonder where the 5th guy was.

[@PeterMosca-c5s]

I was born in 52. I was a kid. i remember this song was all over the radio in new york. Was great sound.

[@marklovescadaques]

I'm 72 born in 1941 and wish - sometimes, when I can't escape from hearing today's pop offerings - that I'd never been born.

[@cf1934]

I'm 79 and I totally agree! The stuff they have today is terrible.

[@jerryjcowleysr1812]

@@marklovescadaques THE MUSIC OF THE 1950,S IS THE GREATEST !!!!!!!

[@YolandaGarcia-m3q]

Listening to these great songs while currently living in the house I grew up in brings me great memories of my childhood in the 60s. Gone are the good old days. 😊

[@yaqub5447]

People who dislike this wear shorts to meetings.

[@learninghub1688]

Lol...good one

[@learninghub1688]

Guess Hoffa would want an apology from them

[@leoleds2687]

@@learninghub1688 I have only one advise for you, dont put fish in the car..

[@tiger91010]

And also showing up to the meeting 15 minutes late 😑

[@samirhumbatov2344]

@@tiger91010 10 minutes :)

[@rosesiggia2275]

My age was in the single digits when I heard this song…now at 73, still my favorite slow song!❤️

[@cynthia6637]

The year was 1955.. I Remember... Dancing to this song ....Lovely..

[@TheMichaelkim3]

Do you remember the Korean War (1950-1953)?

[@derricktassey1655]

I'm sorry to have to comment on today's music as having no "staying power"....it just will not be remembered ....The music from the 50's and 60's came from the heart and the soul and the fact that it is being played today is it's own testimonial.....G'day

[@geraldroraback5432]

One of the greatest songs ever recorded. Freddie was pure class.

[@Saul-k2i]

Im 50 yrs old i love playing this song on my 1953 nova i wold just cruise

[@LarryDHillville]

Whatever happened to this kind of music... 1956 and it was played at every teen club I ever went to when I was in high school...1963 to 1967. Now you barely hear a song for a month( Thank God!)... never again times like this ... until my funeral...

[@nathanberry561]

My grandfather loves this kind of music im only 23 but I’ve found a strong appreciation for this kind of music especially given the time period , salute to these gentlemen

[@gloriamassey4483]

Clean beautiful, soulful words

[@Midsummerclown]

I'm 15 years old and I feel like the only one my age who appreciates this music, I'd choose this over anything now a days

[@divinefriend2671]

Must be the only one in your class with Class.

[@whydoihavetowait90daystoch6]

I'm 11

[@blockofcreamcheesep3364]

nah I'm 14 and hope to dance with someone to this song someday

[@dibbage]

Im 15

[@busykitty893]

yeh same

[@craigglendennig1507]

I'm 74 and have loved his music since I was 10 years old.

[@Ameyuje]

I am 59 years old . Yesterday I went to the movie theater to watch a movie 'THE IRISHMAN' provided by Netflix. 40 years ago, the American oldies, doo-woop have been popular again in Japan. This masterpiece is my favorite since I was in my twenties.

[@LordRusty5]

This is THE slow dancing and make out song ... Oh, what memories! And it was always the number one year-end song on WCBS FM in New York.

[@Ce1949Ce]

+John Bellucci Ok you got me hollering up in here...truth indeed

[@marleneaproff5291]

This definitely was the very best doo wop song ever!! Actually my all time very favorite song!!

[@billquinnett]

It’s a great song ❤️

[@garyermiyasatkinson2264]

Hello Dear ❤️

[@dorkle9085]

Great song! Never gets old! 👍

[@gotasdodesejodepoimento6510]

hetss

[@Qwerty-fy6fx]

Check out Surrender by Suicide

[@edkeaton]

The film "The Irishman" had brought me here. Great song!

[@jamessomers8495]

I remember holding my girl that night on the beach.When I here this song and one summer night I think of what it could have been.

[@jackplaysproductions131]

Hear*

[@jchris8444]

ok danny from grease

[@KM-ql4eb]

This is so romantic. ♡♡♡♡

[@vitosanto3874]

This was when young men sang of love for a young lady, look at the singers real Gentlemen dress with class .

[@fredc8346]

I have always wondered how we went from The Motown Sound to the mowdown sound Vito.

[@Corky341]

@@fredc8346 I'm sorry Fred but I don't have a clue what you mean. However I too cry at the way 'hip-hop' singers regard their 'ladies'.

[@fredc8346]

@@Corky341 You don't know what the music was like in the motown sound days? Take a look at that. A lot of the modern music has little respect for much of anybody. Maybe a few things like material, but not humans.

[@marisadaniela6]

And psychologists worry for the youth of today's incapacity of having emotional connectionas to others. There is something to be said about the culture and society, music and other media largely included, in which these kids are growing up. That said, still plenty of great music about the human experience being made every day.

[@ulrichvolz5955]

Harmony... love this one

[@gabrield5202]

Music by: Tony, Tony, Tony and of course the other Tony

[@kommandantt5420]

What is the matter with Italians.They can only think of one name

[@ryannutt5516]

Tony,tony,tony,tony?

[@NguyenMinh-vs1vm]

Which Tony?

[@shivamrawat2245]

Tony B, Tony Soprano, small Tony, Gay Tony, Toni tucci.।।।

[@mohamedalhumaidi]

@@NguyenMinh-vs1vm the other tony

[@eddiesimms9301]

That's my Mother's music from her youth. Franklin Hi School, class of '55. Seattle Wa.....RIP.

[@nmulae]

I just happened to have found out that most of these guys are still alive even 60 years after this recorded!! They were in the late 10s and early 20s back then, now they're in their late 70s and early 80s!! Most groups from that time have now sinced passed away usually leaving only 1 or 2 members but the majority of this group is still alive!!!! God bless these young men they are still here 60 years later!!! :)

[@frankwelch3941]

YEP. Most of them are still alive. A few have gone, but if you catch the Doo Wop series of Public Tv you can see these when they were still alive, not as young, but still doing it. Check out Jerry Butler singing Your Precious Love and Ed Townsend singing For Your Love. Ed passed on in 2009, but his singing will live on forever. That's why those of us that were teens in the 50s and 60s have our heads on straight, while the teens of TODAY JUST WANT TO SHOOT PEOPLE AND DO THEIR DRUGS.

[@ktprince9059]

Frank Welch

[@nycazfan1]

Fred Parris is 82 years old and still looks and sounds great.

[@fasx56]

Nick Mulae I thank you for the well written tribute for the Satins singing group and the fact that most of them are still alive. So many of the talented Doo wop singing groups and individuales have passed on, what a great loss of the wonderful talent that came out of the 1050s,that left us with so many fond memories.

[@michaelmulholland2906]

Support PBS and keep the Doo WOP alive.

[@anonymousshitposter1743]

Let’s be honest, you searched this. *and you weren’t disappointed*

[@tracymcmillan1466]

This guy's information is wrong. Cole Porter wrote this song years before this version. Google it. I did

[@stephanyhdz92]

Always love this song

[@kith9616]

Tracy McMillan - different song with the same name

[@dreambestclips2852]

@@tracymcmillan1466 bruh. Cole porter didn't even have words in his. And his didn't sound nothing like this

[@David.L291]

let's be honest then and just say I didn't search for this!!!, I don't even begin to know this song let alone these artists so I can't search for something that I don't know of existence, I was playing something else from another artist I also don't know lol they were called The Dells when I saw this also and decided to listen and it's really nice too, gotta love KZbin algorhythm it's certainly helped me to discover other songs/artists I could never of found otherwise

[@destineesmall8429]

going to those Friday dances in the basement for 25 cents those were the days

[@THEMOJOMANsince1959]

I got into radio and started having Record Hops in 1957-58 and we charged 40 cents. Was a local Grange Hall then after two years we went to 50 cents

[@flatearth5018]

Hi I want to say to u that I know when u hear these oldies it just brings good memories. Now 25cent...WOW! I'm 52 & we use to pay a dollar for our basement parties in the mid to late 70's. Your back in my feathers day. R.I.P, just want to say that I feel you. Good music, is not being made anymore.

[@robertlauritsen3511]

The dances were upstairs at the American Legion Hall.

[@thomasheineke6451]

Hello from germany , i am now 60 and i like this music. Driving a 1972 Chrysler New Yorker for fun, its great

[@casobearav5]

Never gets old. I remember this song like it was yesterday.

[@henrygerfingerfinhenry]

Hello, how are you doing today and the entire family and friends doing today i really love the song

[@krokrofred7167]

STILL THE BEST OLDIE SONG AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!!

[@helenalexander7680]

sounds like you know what you are talking about.

[@GemLoValentine]

Those harmonies just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍

[@jimmydean5182]

+Gem Lo Valentine Yes they are

[@christianbecerril5058]

What harmonies?

[@jimmydean5182]

Are you deaf?

[@ArtyElvis]

+Gem Lo Valentine You are beautiful... Can I sing some Oldies for you with my guitar? Where do you live? Arty

[@chloesuzette]

+Jimmy Dean evidently you are this is an awesome well sung song.

[@jbarcelona4]

Was my favorite at the time; I'm 81.

[@dianemelfi2974]

Classic dooWop, American bandstand, fabulous 50’s great era!

[@Apefather]

Amazing music! This song is dedicated to everyone who lost a loved one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gITFeHqfiMpmiZo

[@gotasdodesejodepoimento6510]

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[@gotasdodesejodepoimento6510]

hsfg

[@berthahernandez3299]

Remind me of a really close friend of mind that went to Vietnam his name was Ern

[@adamschwartz2656]

Man alive, how well I remember this great song from my youth ! It will always be a classic r&r song and will out live all the garbage that is such a big and worthless part of our culture in the 21st century. To you readers and listeners of the gen x and z and whatever generations, you guys and gals missed the best of this music and it will never return....

[@miltonwilliams168]

"In The Still of the Night" was one of the classic Doo Wop songs that made the Doo Wop era such a great time to listen to beautifully recorded music. It were songs like these that made dancing with your girl friend or wife something special. Growing up in this era was a wonderful time listening to and dancing to the great music that came from the early years of "Rock & Roll. That's why I'm so thankful for KZbin you can still go back in time and hear and enjoy the Icons and Legends that started Rock & and Roll.

[@otispride18]

A durable comment of an Era that has *ENDURED*. Wonderful. And thank you KZbin.

[@richardmcgeehan6496]

When ever this song, and only this song, comes on the radio, what you should do is crank it up as load as you can, and enjoy it.

[@reneemoriconi7003]

I know, I just have to stop whatever I am doing and listen!

[@JoeyEnn]

I only heard these types of songs in movies, but I would imagine how much nostalgia this would bring to someone who lived in or around this time frame. Even I feel certain emotion conjure up listening to it having never lived back then.

[@jerrythepeddler4014]

If you have'nt already, you should check the movie "American Graffiti."

[@emmel4fun]

I feel lots of nostalgia though I didn't live through that time.

[@mrrc5870]

Nothing has compared to those days and the music of the era. 75+ yrs. young and I miss it still.👏🏾👍🏾

[@Otswartz]

Your right, it does.

[@adrinathegreat3095]

It made 23 in the billboard charts, so wasn't a big hit at the time, it's popularity increased due to its inclusion in American graffiti and dirty dancing, then various commercials and compilation albums released later.. So was more widely known from the early 1970s onwards

[@timmy2262]

Unlike today’s music, this is actually what you call music period

[@ohonovskiy4794]

all music is different and I'm sure u can find good ones released nowadays

[@sebces2576]

“born in the wrong generation” type beat

[@madvillain7230]

@@ohonovskiy4794 man stfu you sound cringe asf lmao

[@annette8141]

Yes!!!

[@slayrrr6166]

Shut up. Please.

[@donnashore2859]

one of the greatest song ever

[@larryvermeer6170]

Good morning my friend I was born in 1955 I see this song from 1952 before I was born to Am still listening to this music in July of 2024 it's a great song to sing with them to

[@maghidemirjian9997]

Wow. This is music. NO MACHINES to edit their pitches. What beautiful talents

[@heatherwilkins7228]

My dad loved this song. I still love hearing it. So beautiful.

[@rachelhobson5387]

I honestly wish I was born in the days of real great music like this. I love this so much.

[@zaynmustafa6237]

I'm 23 and i would choose this over any song of our generation

[@dennisavanti7285]

What a song. Now that's good music. Rest in peace Mr. Paris. Been listening to this song for more than 60 years. I always enjoy it immensely.

[@ellenrosenblatt5463]

I was 60 years old when this came out. I'm now 115. I'm deaf, dumb, blind, and incontinent, but I can still sing this song in my head.

[@otispride18]

GOD Bless you! 👑

[@otispride18]

Oh, and I don't believe it...(115)? GOD BLESS you again!

[@RESERVINGGRAVES]

😂

[@annieromero3955]

this song made me cry because I want this played in my wedding.

[@sondaire]

+Annie Romero its a nice song annie

[@harmonichebe]

+Annie Romero this beauty is always #1 in the countdown of great records on WCBS is new york, and should be. didja get married yet?

[@80sy0]

it's so beautiful.. & so sorry for that!

[@youngmindedman]

+Annie Romero I would like to have it played at my wake.

[@probablynottheilluminati335]

what wedding?

[@karmen4084]

I remember in the late seventies I would listen to these oldies with my 8 and 3 year old girls.while cleaning my house. They actually still remember those days and we laugh and we still talk about it.

[@MeesTW]

I HEARD YOU PAINT HOUSES

[@Rulancer1]

IT IS WHAT IT IS

[@jamesasira7969]

i also do my own carpentry

[@ed2345]

I'm a grandpa and paint houses with diarrhoea

[@LiogCeartas]

Ed Stop it! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@MeesTW]

Ed Classic Ed!

[@scottbeater-man3714]

I am twenty years old in the year 2019. This music is unbeatable and timeless. I'm so blessed to know what music truely has to offer me, unlike most young men my age.

[@margaretgaskell4958]

Great then you have good taste !! xxx

[@Blades66]

Why is it only men? Stupid liberal

[@dwightdodd3734]

This music will still be playing in 50 years....can you honestly name anything in the last 10 years that will also?

[@rach68rw]

Respect to you, and your great taste in music

[@dwightdodd3734]

Listen to " Since I don't have you"...it is tremendous!!! also " you belong to me "

[@nonamo]

Perhaps nothing defines the Doo Wop genre better than Fred Parris' brilliant, beautiful song and recording. When it came on AM radio in the 1950s, it was mesmerizing --auditory lightning-in-a-bottle. Still is.

[@KimLucas-v8v]

Line dancing to this was everything....

[@clydedahler8634]

"In the still of the night" one of the All time Doo Wop greats of to "50s" thanks AZITIS for bringing to youtub for all to enjoy.

[@helenl263]

How could anyone not like this video. It's part of our memories lives, it's what brought music where it is today. For those who didn't like it grow an ear & get a life

[@richardwahl8433]

In our day, we didn't even know what 'Doo Wop' music was........to us, it was called R&B, or......for the uninitiated, Rhythm & Blues!!!!!!! 'Doo Wop', came from a later generation, NOT from ours.

[@THEMOJOMANsince1959]

Richard Wahl RIGHT ON. I've always wondered who "COINED" that sh**ty name anyway. NOT US

[@denisjl100]

THEMOJOMANsince1959 i don't think they meant disrespect with the name. they called it doo wop music because most of this music comes from groups of guys sang on street corners in those days and because they couldn't afford instruments they made those noise to make up for them. later when they were asked to record them they had the instrumentation but chose to keep the sounds in the song. i hear it called doo wop, it doesn't hurt my feelings. i just like the music

[@richardwahl8433]

Well, disrespect or no, that term was NOT generated during that time. When those songs were popular we knew it as.......R&B....Rhythm and Blues. So the term 'Doo Wop' was a johnny come lately thing, and not part of our culture.