Johnny Maestro & the Crests - What a Surprise скачать видео бесплатно

barrygioportmorien1

Great tune.

KJTKen

There will never, ever be another Johnny Maestro. RIP Johnny. Your music will live on for ever. Thanks for the great music & the wonderful memories.

cassde

he was so so good can't believ e he has been gone 5 years he lives on with his music

keith sw

johnny left us 5 years ago today/ I miss you johnny. rest in peace old friend

Jim Sweeney

The most talented lead singer of all time...Johnny Maestro

Gail Barden

The most beautiful voice EVER!!!!

Lulu Qi

one of the most beautiful voice...

peter .farias

wow another great song from 1961 yes indeed thank you

doowoppyify

Top class!

arthur1920

JABB best live performers ever.

Angela Sanders

Awesome....... Love the Oldies.......Great Music.....Thanks

jimbo398a

I saw the Brooklyn Bridge in Atlantic City at Steel Pier and I still remember it like it was yesterday. The "New Song was What are You going to do about Your Husband an What am I going to do about my wife" and of course they sang 16 Candles. Great times!

crusher1944

MET HIM MANY TIMES IN LONG ISLAND. HOW LUCKY I WAS

crusher1944

WE WERE SO LUCKY BACK THEN. DON'T EVER FORGET THE GOOD TIMES

kingsvow

This is just a great song. Like so many of it's era, it is simple and innocent. As Johnny sings you can picture exactly what's going on and you almost want to stand up and cheer, as his friends did, at the "surprise" ending.

James Buckley

never be another voice like johnny's.thanks for your short stay here on earth..you're back with the angels,lead singer for their choir.

ghostwraith76

A voice that will forever be missed

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1961 {April 25th} Johnny Maestro performed "What A Surprise" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand' One day earlier on April 24th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #33 and spent 9 weeks on the Top 100 As a solo artist he had three Top 100 hits; but as leader singer of the Crests and Brooklyn Bridge he made the Top 100 seventeen times, with "16 Candles" by the Crests being the biggest hit {#2 for 2 weeks in 1959} RIP Mr. Maestro & Mr. Clark

Annie Walker

♥ Thank you, Harry; wonderful 50's group & great song.

tituswife69101

What a gem!

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