Explorers - Don't Be A Fool - Incredible New York Doo Wop Ballad video free download
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Duration: 02:33
Uploaded: 2009/12/23
This has everything you could possibly want out of a doo wop song.. If I were to chose one song to exemplify the doo wop sound for someone, this song would definitely come to mind. One of the few songs issued by The Explorers.. They may have lacked in volume, but they issued 6 great songs on Coral.
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8 years ago
Donald Lentz
Sweet...never heard before...8 years ago
23sluggo
The best time in human history to be young.8 years ago
Barbara Curtis
God bless doowop!9 years ago
Richard Lucero
That is just flawless perfection! Love it!9 years ago
Vonwitzy's Channel
Its Just So Bad ,love it.9 years ago
George Donaldson
reminds me when i grew up in brooklyn 9 years ago
czar14617
OH YEAH BABY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 years ago
Vonwitzy's Channel
a Vonwitzy,s Slow Jam9 years ago
wynonie harris
Check out the name stamped on the right side of the label. I wonder if he played it at WINS where he was working at the release of this record.9 years ago
Vonwitzy's Channel
So sweet10 years ago
D Zilla
Who said the white guys can't Doo Wop? Great song.10 years ago
Vonwitzy
Vonwitzy's Stoping in again10 years ago
desoto391
like this10 years ago
Harvey Newmark
Reminds me of The Nutmegs10 years ago
Dennis Parnell
Buddy Morrow was Pete Morrow's father. Pete was the only "Morrow" in the group10 years ago
larry chusid
This is great, but I fell in love with and to the other side---On a clear night. Take care!10 years ago
PJDooWop
Small label... That must have been one of their 10 inch lps which they actually used a 78 label for, if I'm not mistaken. Quite a rare record today11 years ago
Luis A. Sanchez
Beautiful sound.11 years ago
PJDooWop
Although I'm leaning towards this having been Cousin Brucie's copy, this group had a few members with the last name Morrow in it. Their father (also a Morrow) had a big band11 years ago
Marilyn D'Antonio
Of course it is. In similar vein, I had the very first Ravens lp with a small label on it indicating that it came from a Ted Steele collection at his radio station.Related Videos
