Jacks - Why Don't You Write Me скачать видео бесплатно

TheBaylor22

Amazing. The lead sounds like he's 19! great sound!

Lou Wodash

song for you

BaahBen

Great great song..The Jacks were very good. Real music..real singers...real words...

Gloria Blauner

I agree with Richard, you almost had buy these records on the sly, the "white" stores did not carry any of the early rock and roll it was not called doo wop for many years later. I remember going with my girlfriends to a little record shop in Hackensack NJ to buy our records, BTW I am white and we just ate up all of this as I could save the money for it, the Wrens, the Orioles, the Diablos, Paragons, Jesters, I could go on forever.

richard flamburis

I remember this song when I was a kid. It wasn't popular for young white kids in Boston to like black music. God how hard these artists worked and contributed to an era that created valuable treasures. Peace brothers and siters

rich masiello

this is a classic that I don't believe many remember. I happen to remember and am so glad I do. Of course I was only 10 yrs old when it came out. Heard it on an oldies show out of New York and went out and bought it. So glad I did. Grab your sugar and slow dance. The doo wop wiz

Rich Krassen

Grandson of lead wrote updated song!Just changed one word! It starts with a t!

celena rodriguez

Magníficos!!!!!

rich masiello

DIDN'T THINK TOO MANY REMEMBERED THIS,THANKS FOR SHARING THE DOO WOP WIZ

Lawrence Alvarado

@ marvy42, it was the Korean war (conflict) Awesome song!

Bobby Wave

West Coast DooWop at its best!

rhonda Stout

Aaawwww.......I love this!

robertp1947

great thank you

Charles Kalish

This was my first rock 'n roll song. Summer camp 1955. The first day at camp my bunkmate asked me, "Have you heard about rock 'n roll?" "No. What is it?" Music, he said and thus began my love affair with hard music continuing through the Beatles, Pink Floyd and now techno. The bunkmate? He went on to be dean of a couple of med schools, but rock'n roll was no longer in his life. We met in SF a couple of months ago. Lovely man; but he couldn't even remember Why Don't You Write>

KENNY DAVIS

The Lead Singer Willie Davis Sr. is my grandad...great singer...but an even greater man

David Clarke

simply wonderful voice, you are never to old if you have a tone like that, wow

Charlie Duus

say how you are......

azdoowop

Incredible and such great talent. Wish 50's groups would have received the recognition they deserved.

Constance Truvette

This reminds me, of my sis!!! She sang this song,from her heart! I loved their harmony!!!!!

LadyTBanga

akhmim jones? no way thats my uncle lol and that sounds like something he would do lol i wish i was able to see him at 1 of his shows and hear him sing..im the daughter of his son randy jones and i miss him 2