The Drifters - Adorable video free download

Karen Polemeni

Real nice...

colin perkins

your promise to be mine ,,one of my greatest songs by the Drifters

Louis Mansolillo

OK babe; can you help me find my chewin gum in the back seat?

wjnagy1

I believe The Colts did the original.

NONEXISTENT

No sweetier, no more lovable and finer this song. What a fantastic doo wop song. Just listen to this, to hear it is to love it!!!!! Thank you for this post. 

dan fiore

MASTERPIECE

vp81955

One of the last Atlantic 45s on the black and gold label. IIRC, the company switched to the red and black label it used on its 78s beginning with #1083.

Louis Mansolillo

I cam see how Johnny Moore could be mistaken for Clyde McPhatter. They sound very similar. One of my favorites.

3dhell

An ode to my daughter. :)

Go2LeoB4U

Lovely... 

B Phillips

Johnny Moore singing lead...

ROB REY

Perfect !!!

Howard Rose

# 2284 - early Drifters - "Adorable". Is that Clyde McPhatter in the lead? I don't really know, I could look it up on the Internet of course. Maybe another day, too tired right now. But I know that this song came out way back in 1955 when I was a little second grader. It came out around the beginning of the first part of second grade when the Brooklyn Dodgers became the World Champions of baseball for the first and only time. 

Fantupo Marsupialis

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stanley Sims

Brings back a lot of memories. This is one of my favorites. Man,do I miss those days.

Eddie Brian

My favorite Drifters!

lovestheclassics69

yes Buck Ram wrote a lot of songs for the Platters

srercrcr

Buck Ram....made many a hit with the Platters I believe

lovestheclassics69

you are correct, it was a hit in 1955. When I read the info on the Drifters the date 1958 was under the song title in the next line and I simply read the line wrong, my mistake. Thanks for the correction.

DoowopJohnnyBoy

They did this in 55

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