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This is another performance filmed for my now legendary documentary, "The Strange World Of Northern Soul". In late 1959, Sonny Turner replaced Tony Williams as the lead singer of the original Platters. Chosen out of 100 singers who auditioned, Sonny at the young age of 19, toured the world with "The Platters" bringing their music to people of all nations. Sonny brought The Platters back to the pop charts in the 1960's with such hits as "I love You 1000 Times", "With This Ting" and "Washed Ashore"; as well as re-recording major Platter hits like "Only You", "The Great Pretender" and "The Magic Touch." You can hear Sonny's voice in various movies such as "The Nutty Professor II" starring Eddie Murphy. "Hearts in Atlantis" starring Anthony Hopkins and "Prince of the City" starring Robert DeNiro. There are only three surviving members of The Platters still alive today that can be heard on the hundreds of recordings and hit records that made The Platters one of the most successful vocal groups of all time. They are Herb Reed who founded the group in 1953 and sang bass. Zola Taylor, the female vocalist and Sonny Turner. Sonny remained with The Platters from late 1959 until 1970 when he left to pursue a solo career. In 2005, Mr. Turner received The Lifetime Excellence in Entertainment Award in Las Vegas where he currently resides. He was also inducted into The Vocal Group Hall Of Fame for his achievements with The Platters. Today Sonny performs all over the world; be sure to check his tour schedule and catch one of his shows. This video for their biggest Northern Soul record ever, "With This Ring", was filmed by my best friend, Ralph Tee, in Las Vegas, and of course the original version was written and produced by Northern Soul legend, Richard "Popcorn" Wylie.

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9 years ago

Pebble stone

Saw Sonny Turner in Las Vegas, absolutely brilliant and with Ray Pollards daughter, Wendy on female vocals what more could you ask for.

9 years ago

Gary Huddleston

Thanks Ian for researching and putting this on. what great stuff

9 years ago

esther94619

I haven't heard this song since My h.s days in '69; what a treat, thx very much!

9 years ago

Sheven718

oooh ! i promise i'll always love you ! ha ha what a crackin' tune eh ? had the single back in the day issued here in the UK on stateside became quite collectable had an import of it too on ( i think ) musicor ? great track great post, many thanks for sharing regards dave

10 years ago

jam2music

Sand...fun ..and beach music! : )

14 years ago

IanLevine

Er.... It IS a bit of Northern Soul

14 years ago

EVOlutionsoul

Brilliant stuff. Anybody think it's like a bit of Northern Soul?

14 years ago

Joe Rivera

We've shared the stage with Sonny Turner and he puts on a G-R-E-A-T show. He is the new Mr. Excitement

15 years ago

Doowopdan

It wasn't a whole new lineup from the original group. Originals David Lynch and Herb Reed were still with the Platters in 1967.

15 years ago

disastertom

love the use of the minor chords @ 0:33 and 1:34.

15 years ago

gordon greystoke

Thank you YOUTUBE.

15 years ago

npwd

FANTASTIC, thank you Ian. Great re-recording with 100% authenticity kept.

15 years ago

Chris Mulwee

It doesn't sound a whole lot different from the 1967 original. Re-records generally suck(IMO anyway), but this re-record is very well done. An Exception to the rule. One of the best beach music classics of ALL time.

15 years ago

Wee lugs

Its probably only a matter of time before Simon Cowell gets his teeth into a creating a Soul band, and calling it Soul Factor. But..it might be a good thing.

15 years ago

IanLevine

It's the 1999 re-recording

15 years ago

Rock Picard

Thank's ever so much Ianlevine for this song . Sure sound's like Motown, love the beat and the basseline. Thank's again. Rock from Montreal.

15 years ago

boutteperry

That is a great song and one beautiful lady in the video.

15 years ago

mytheropy

Ian Your absolutely right.

15 years ago

IanLevine

Sorry to correct you, but you mean the Four Tops, not the Temptations.

15 years ago

mytheropy

He sounds like Levi from the Temps. Sounds like Motown to me. Beautiful.

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