Schoolboys - Please say you want me video free download

Stephen Fuchs

For my money, Leslie Martin of the Schoolboys had one of the best doo wop voices ever, and this is one of doo wop's finest ballads. As I always used to say to my children, "Listen to this ending.!" Wow!

Alan Bennington

Perfection!!!!!!!!!!

Barbara Vanagas

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST

Stanley Krantz

the start of doo wop, excellent

Angela Sanders

Absolutely brilliant.... 

Dirk Dijkstra

Dette smører sjelen :-)

oldtimedrumcorps

Did this stuff as young men during breaks in the echo chamber of the nearest hallway or john or on the bus rides . The chords were easy and must admit no one complained. We were always on the move for the best sound chamber. Yeah it was once called music. No drugs, no booze, we were Boss!

joe s

GREAT SONG !!

Don Rodgers

Great group Such super music...like the Bravados with lead singer John E Booth, and Mike Hyman Mike Axelrod, Rick Gerard, and of course, Don Rodgers Master of smalltalk !! Wish they would come back again !

gxxxumpy

Thorge01 ,,,i kant agree with you more,,,,this is real music,,,,

Garent Gunther

Most awesome harmony and production. Lead is powerful and strong...A wonderful sound from a previous life...but it still beckons...and provokes those sweet memories...

Kemani Iwu

Can someone please tell me the aftermath of this group?

Theresa Lawson

The Schoolboys! Oh what memories this song brings back! Love them! Still have this record in my collection!

Thorge01

14 years old - what a voice (compared to the crap of these days.....damn, i want this kinda music back!!!)

Bradley Tyson

True music

Cynthia's Channel

...The school Boys ..Double sided hit in 1957 ...Amazing

Brunhilda Lebron

Im true fan of doo woop all the way

Deborah Murphy

Amazing, clear voices and the harmony!

Beej k

Love this one

justify798

Btw, for those of you on here who say Frankie lymon came first, it was actually the crows - as far as teen groups go. Check them out. The Crows - Gee 1954

Shells

Shells - Baby Oh Baby - Classic Brooklyn Doo Wop

The Chantels

The Chantels - He's Gone (1957)