Jive Five - What Time Is It - Classic Brooklyn Doo Wop Ballad video free download

george bolkovac

Great oldie!

todd windyhill

8 o'clock...April 9, 1969...Bermudiana Beach Club, Bermuda...meeting Denise...no time for birthday party....It's time for love!

Ira F

On the treadmill, I play this great tune over & over & over again for a straight hour to an hour and a half.

Wayne Jones

Just a great tune.

Joe Obx

PJI remember seeing Gene and the guys performing at Palisade Park in the band shell. This was around the early 60's The Charts were also there. I'm 70 now and going on a second date with a lovely woman and playing this song!

Jim Sutter

I remember playing this song on my record player while I was getting ready to go to a dance sponsored by our local P.T.A.

crusher1944

AS SOON AS I FINISH MY TIME MACHINE WE ARE AL GOING BACK TOOOOO THOSE GOOOOOD OLD DAYS.AND FOR ALL YOU NON BELEIVERS IT WAS

REMEMEMBER WHEN

PURE CLASSIC DO WOP.................

Mike Mangan

Incredible song that still gets strong reaction as Beach Music in The Caolinas.Quite a few Beach Band have this in their repitoire and it remains on just about every jukebox at The Beach Music Clubs'

Cynthia's Channel

"What Time Is It"......3 more hours to go. The Jive Five did it again here.....Really !!!

Carole Ann Davis

Luv this song, and the memory it has for me!!!

Daniel Kubacki

I want this on a 45. Great DOO-WOP song! I love The Jive Five.

Duarte Terán

Very good song...

Jonathan Vernot

terrific bass singing.Cowritten by Richard Gottherer, who produced the Go Gos 20 years later.

nightswimmer99

The lyrics in this song are so great. Men weren't afraid to sing about their hearts being captured... or even broken. When you hear songs written today, you can't even be sure men's hearts are capable of "beating fast"... :(The Jive Five were wonderful. I love this song and "My True Story".

MrPACO317

The Jive Five is an American doo wop group. They are best known for their debut hit single, "My True Story" (1961), and the fact that they outlasted most of their doo wop musical peers, by re-modelling themselves as a soul group in the 1960s and beyond..............Eddie

Thomas Adams

Sounds like shimmy, shimmy ko ko pop----------Lil anthony

Ken Vail

this is covered brilliantly on Marshall Crenshaw's Field Day lp.

Vonwitzy

One more Great Slow Jam.

Ed Weichsler

Although I was a teenager when this came out, I am ashamed I had never heard it until the mid 1990's. I discovered it while listening to the late Joe Donovan on WHAS-AM 840, Louisville, KY, Joe played the oldies from midnight until 5AM. He introduced many of us to a lot of music that never made it to the Midwest. I am forever grateful to him for this particular single. Long live the artistry and health of (Eu) Gene Pitt.

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