The Clovers - One Mint Julep video free download

graham nichols

I had the good fortune to grow up listening to this wonderful music. My favorite groups were the Clovers, the Drifters, the Coasters, and the Midnighters. Three of these groups are still performing today''60 years later. Long live the oldies!!!!!

Ron Craig

lol was only about 12 years old.. and really liked this a lot thanks for posting...

Lawrence Alvarado

Now this is MUSIC! Early 1950's Rhythm and Blues Vocal Groups!

Nocturnal Guy

My Grand Father's favorite song.

rok c

Old old skoolin'

Joshua Tyree

I was very young in the early 50's fell in love with song and the boy I was seeing at that time it reall y takes me back.

dennis ellzey

class of 58 here.the music was so much better.as i set here and think about my past way friends

Jerry Kennedy

You gotta love the lyrics:" I'm through with flirtin & drinking whisky; I got 6 extra children from a getting frisky! Great tune by a terrific group.

jim harding

I didn't mean to imply that Lawdy Miss Clawdy was sung by The Clovers, it wasn't. It was sung by Lloyd Price. No white music could even come close to this music. IMHO

jim harding

I'm also from the 50's and this was one of the first rhythm and blues songs I really liked along with Lawdy Miss Claudy. I think I was about 14 and didn't even know what a mint julep was. I just loved the music.

Skeeter Sanders

That' because the Ray Charles Orchestra's version of "One Mint Julep" is the one that most people of my generation (Baby Boomers) remember hearing on the radio...

Sheldon Siegel

The Clovers began in the beginning and held the line all throught the 50's. You can hear new and beautiful harmonies each and every time you listen. Truly the best of the best.

David Graybill

The Clovers hit #1, in 1952 with "Fool Fool Fool". Then 12 years old, I became a big fan of The Clovers. My all time favorite was "One Mint Julep", with "Love Love Love" a close second. GREAT! teenage memories.

cuppajoe1

This is the original and it is still spectacular.

John Wright

You are correct about this being the original recording from '51....but you are incorrect about Ray Charles having the version that every remake since then is based on. Clovers reached #2 by early 1952. Nothing compares to the original version, including Ray's, although his charted at #8 in 1961. I'm surprised afficianados on here let you get away with that statement. I couldn't.

Chuck Flowers

This was a take 2 but the lead vocal is slightly different from the single thatw as released. It's still good tho! Love it.

FeedmeJUice

@CrunkSeminoleNDN Im from the 90's >_> LOL!

JIMMYAD46

DID MORE RESEARCH THE 1960 ONE WAS A REISSUE ON THE U.A. SPOTLIGHT SERIES.

JIMMYAD46

THIS WAS REISSUED BY UNITED ARTIST IN 1960 RECORD #209 LOVEY WAS THE FLIP SIDE NOT SURE IF IT WAS RERECORDED OR JUST A REISSUE OD THE ATLANTIC VERSION.

Oszych2

Wow ! How big musician had to be Bob James to transform this song to form I we can hear on the "Three" album ! God save me, I din't know that.

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