The Eternals - Rockin' in the Jungle (very good quality) скачать видео бесплатно

Raymond Weaver

One Great Song Great Beat 

ramoburg

THE ETERNALS - Rockin' in the Jungle

Marilyn D'Antonio

As were The Fascinators w/Tony Passalaqua out of Brooklyn on lead vocals, The Marcels out of Philly, The Cupids ('Brenda'), The Impalas from the Bronx, Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers (latino & black), The Jaguars from California, Norman Fox & the Rob Roys from the Bronx, Johnny Maestro & the Crests (w/Luther Vandross's sister, Patty, in the original Crests of the mid-1950's), The Timetones ('Here in My Heart'), The Mariners, Paul Himmelstein & the Heartbreakers, and my hubby's amateur quintet!

Marilyn D'Antonio

It may be 'rare' outside of the United States but it's not rare within the 50 states of America.

Walt Fechter

This one goes out to Thomas John and his Sunday Night Cruise (on WBBG out of Youngstown, OH). Doo-Wop -- some of the most bizarre music ever made! I wouldn't have it any other way! I'd love to see a video of this tune done up with clips from old Tarzan flicks.

sillyone52062

I heard this song on the radio a lot when I was a kid...then it disappeared. I just remembered the "caw, caw" fragment. Nobody would tell me what it is. Finally, it was played on an oldies show last Saturday. Yay! Still love it!

JOHN Luise

I Believe That They Were The Best ''Latino Doo Wop Group'' That I Ever Saw In My View.I Got To Know Them And They Are A Very Well Respected Talent From The Bronx,New York. Thanks!

IVWinchester79

And it only charted at 78? No way! It's so catchy! And I love the bird calls!

David MacDonald

The Del Vikings formed in 1955 were one of the first racially integrated groups.

Walt Fechter

Thomas John - - WBBG -- out of Youngstown, OH -- this one's for you. Thanks for your radio show -- Sunday Night Cruise. Do-wop never sounded so good! Best to all - Mickey

Luis Grant

They were Puerto Rican

doowopcharlie1

what a lot of people...don't know..is that alot of groups....where mix we sing on street corners subways...just about anyplace we can...man we where people enjoying...the music....the sound of the 50's....my group is gone but not forgotten jimmy & the towers.... thanks guys

gremmiehodad

Arguably one of greatest Doo-Wop songs of all time!

lawnjockeyv8

The Eternals were from the Bronx,NY.I had the pleasure of seeing them sing live at a Cousin Brucie show at Palisades Amusement Park back in the 60's.The entire group was Puerto Rican. The black guy at lower left was the base,Alex Miranda.The short guy next to him was Charlie Girona,the lead singer.My friends and I couldn't believe the voice that came out of that skinny,black kid,he was maybe 17yrs old at most! Alex passed away in 1967 and the bass you may see with them today is a replacement.

yann lavoie

is it a black guy on the lower left?? if it is, this group was a pionner for this period (50s 60s) of racial tension. wow

Walt Fechter

Rob Reiner should have used this tune for the soundtrack to Stand By Me. This tune is from 1959 -- the same year the story (Stand By Me) took place.

Walt Fechter

This one is for you, Thomas John (and your Sunday Night Cruz)! Man, I'm getting old. Oh, by the way, Cheetah died on Christmas Eve 2011. Love this nutty tune!

Jim fromearth

Rubinoos

Jim fromearth

@doowop1942 where did you sing this song? We sang it on 86th in Brooklyn back then!

Jim fromearth

Sorry! That's where are the Eternals from?

The Eternals

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