The Pearls Zippity Zippity Zoom - Here Comes The Pearls (LP)

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(Onyx) 20 tracks The Peals were a popular group in Detroit at the same time as The Royals (later... more

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The Pearls: Zippity Zippity Zoom - Here Comes The Pearls (LP)

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The Peals were a popular group in Detroit at the same time as The Royals (later The Midnighters), debuting as The Five Pearls on Aladdin in 1954 with Please let me know, two years after The Royals Two years after The Royals debuted on Federal with Every beat of my heart. That first single was a minor hit. Eventually they moved to Onix and recorded the classic The shadows of love (co-written by Howard Guyton, Dave Clowney and Don Angelo). It was licensed to Atco and released in '55, just as Aladdin's singles were going downhill. Between '56 and '57, Onix released Let's you and I go steady, Ice cream baby and a doo wop version of Your cheating heart, which did not become hits. They did not become hits. As Howie and The Sapphires they released a number of songs, including Band of angels (B-sides: Ugly face and Square), It must be love (B-sides: I cried and Amber), More than the day before (OKeh, 1959) were also released. Howard Guyton continued to record and released four singles on Atlantic in 1960-61 as The Top Notes (members were Derek Martin and two female vocalists) The Top Notes' last single for Atlantic was the original version of Twist and Shout. The Top Notes then moved to festival ABC, but to no avail. Dave Clowney replaced The Valentines (with Old Town and Rama) after the death of their member Raymond Briggs. He joined the group as an arranger and touring musician. He also worked as accompanist for Little Anthony and The Imperials under the name Dave 'Baby' Cortes. He had a number one hit with Happy Organ (Clock Records) in 1959, popularizing the organ as an instrument in R&B and pop music. Under the name Rinky Dink, he followed up with Whishing Organ on Chess, which reached #10 on the pop charts and #9 on the R&B charts.

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Interpret: The Pearls
Album titlle: Zippity Zippity Zoom - Here Comes The Pearls (LP)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label ONYX
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 2500000580383
weight in Kg 0.21

Pearls, The - Zippity Zippity Zoom - Here Comes The Pearls (LP) LP 1
01	Zippity Zippity Zoom	The Pearls
02	Shadows Of Love	The Pearls
03	My Oh My	The Pearls
04	Ice Cream Baby	The Pearls
05	The Vow	The Pearls
06	I Sure Need You	The Pearls
07	Yum Yummy	The Pearls
08	Your Cheatin' Heart	The Pearls
09	Band Of Angels	The Pearls
10	Real Humdinger	The Pearls
11	Let's You And I Go Steady	The Pearls
12	More Than The day Before	The Pearls
13	It's Love Love Love	The Pearls
14	Tree In The Meadow	The Pearls
15	You're Not In Love With me	The Pearls
16	Zuz A-Ma-Tuz	The Pearls
17	Ugly Face	The Pearls
18	Wheel Of Love	The Pearls
19	Rockin' Horse	The Pearls
20	Please Let Me Know	The Pearls