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Tom N

In the 1990s, a newspaper reported that Earl Carroll had worked as a custodian at PS 87, a New York elementary school, for many years, where he was a beloved figure whom the children called "Speedo".What a great story!

Lengthy Leonard

White girls come here looking for some big brown pole real quick. I know most brothers deliver the goods for the long haul but they also provide some quick nuts on demand especially for the white ladies. That's where good ol' Speedo comes into play and junk.

Howard Rose

Way back in time at the dawn of the rock era, a song was released by a group called the Cadillacs called "Speedoo". Except that the real name of this character was Mr. Earl. Which reminds me of another song on the chart but that will not be heard for quite a while (spoiler). The year was 1956, a real moldie oldie and part of the five disc oldie collection purchased in 1972 from a television ad. It hits my supplemental supplemental chart at # 3153 and should probably have been charted higher upon listening over again. Maybe if I redo this in ten years or so the results might be different. But for now, a video please.

Mike Whitaker

Goodfellas

78djinn

My banana hammock brought me here

Big Poppa

The gent sent me here

Bram Detwiler

October Sky brought me here.

OmManiPeme

The Savage Nation brought me here

Jeff Coe

Goodfellas.... Most amazing movie ever!! Love this song for being in it. 

Shabbir Haider

It was a glorious time !!!

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The Cadillacs - Speedoo (1955)

Ryan D

this is literally one of the all around best songs i've ever heard

Malachy Yisrael

Bom-bom-bom-bomBa-ba-do-do-doBom-bom-bomBa-ba-do-do-doBom-bom-bomBa-ba-do-do-doBom-bom-bomBa-ba-do-do-doWell now, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUmm-hm-hm-hmNow, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUm-hm-hm-hmKnown for meetin' brand new fellasAnd takin' other folk's girlWell now, they often call me Speedo'Cause I don't believe in wastin' timeUmm-hm-hmWell, they often call me Speedo'Cause I don't believe in wastin' timeUmm-hm-hmWell, I'm known some pretty womenAnd that's caused them to change their mindsUmm-hm-hmWell now, some may call me, JoeSome may call me, MoeJust remember SpeedoHe don't never take it slowWell now, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUmm-hm-hmWell now, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUmm-hm-hmWell now, some may call me, MoeSome may call me, JoeJust remember SpeedoHe don't never take it slowWell now, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUmm-hm-hmWell now, they often call me SpeedoBut my real name is Mr. EarlUmm-hm-hmAnd now they got to call me Speedo'Til they call off makin' pretty girlsUmm-hm-hm, um-hm-hm-hmHm-hm-hm-hm, hm-hm-hm-hm, hm-hm-hm-hm

Don Juan Contreras

My good musical taste brought me here!

Vinny Piliero

if you were there this was one of the best!

chris wiedman

what genre is this ?

Bengerman Browne

goodfellas brought me

Jerry Kennedy

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John Riley

every time i hear this....i have to watch goodfellas \m/

Nickygino 1964

Originally the "CADILLACS" came together as a group in early 1953, as the "CARNATIONS." Hailing from Harlem, NYC, (with the help of manager Esther Navarro) Earl Carroll along with J.R. Bailey and the Cadillacs (vocal group Hall of Fame 2004) went on to record some true "Classic Do-Wopp" records in the 1950s, on the JOSIE record label. Their classic song (done by so many groups over the years) "Gloria" and "Wonder Why" were recorded in 1954. I personally love "Zoom" and "The Girl I Love." In 1955, their most notorious record "Speedo" was released, bringing a very large white teenage audience to black " Rock and Roll- Do-Wopp" music. In 1959, the Cadillacs were featured in the teen Rock and Roll movie, "Go Johnny Go", which showcased many Rock and Roll stars of the time. Despite many line-up changes over the years, the Cadillacs have always been considered a premiere true original "Do-Wopp" group, from 1950's NYC. They have always entertained us and were truly loved and embraced in the NY Metro area. Their songs were constantly played on the old "WCBS-FM 101.1" NYC radio station. (this was NYC's oldie's station of the past) Earl Carroll was a gentlemen and will be missed by many. He is a true part of 1950's America and will never be forgotten. RIP Earl and J.R. I thank you and all the Cadillacs for all the great music and memories you have given us over the years....Rock on in heaven...........

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