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When did Eraserhead join Danny's band?

With all the great late 50s, early 60s recordings he made, WTH is this?

WOW, DANG!

Killer bass wow.

I prefer this version because my nickname at work is "Squeaky"

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Amen

Classic

And a year and a half later we lost Billy....rest well Billy, God has you in his care now.

I had the privilege to see him in concert twice. Great voice. I was 15. He was so good looking!

Awesomely beautiful voice ❤

This commercial is probably a stand-out from all the rest. 😂

Thank you sharing.

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My husband used to sing this when we were dating we hav been married for 64years I have finally found it on ytube

Amen I come

What a marvelous family, amazing.

I loved him and he was so handsome I listen to him all the time in the 60s I had his album

Darlin it's not

He had it all. A good singing voice and handsome. He was managed by BOB MARCUCCI, who also managed Frankie Avalon and Fabian. It's all, so unbelievable that he would be accused of murder and then take his own life

I don’t like this. (A message from me and snoopy)

This is my dad sing and playing the drums!! How fun to see this!!! Thank you for sharing this!

Love the flow of how his lyrics pair up to the music. We all have a pretty girl in our life if we are good and fortunate.

Man of God ✝️🙌🙏✝️

Amen🙏

Amin🙏

Carol and Gerry lived across the street from me at 2635 Brown Street in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn when I was 9 years old. They had a maid or a babysitter. A black young teenager named Eva. Eventually she recorded a song they wrote called 'The Loco Motion'.😊

Back when this song played as you entered my MySpace page.

that bass has me humming.

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Was watching a Baltimore video of a drive up Greenmount, and when it got to 33rd St., I thought of Judge's. I lived in "Balamer" in the 60's, over on Maryland, as a student at Hopkins, and a group of us would be at Judge's every weekend to see The Progressions. It was a wild, fun time.

AWESOME!!!!

Crazy that abba totally stole this song

The guitar player, Ray Rachel's, was a close family friend. I was friends with Ray Jr. up until his death several years ago. Both could tear a guitar up!!!

So thrilling that these veteran doo-wop singers can still sound so damn good after decades since recording their original songs! Lewis Lymon was always a favorite of mine! And this video of Lewis with the Teenagers is, to understate it, priceless! Gratefully, Ray Cabana, Jr.

I’m a big fan of the fifties and early sixties and I’ve never heard this song or singer, mind you I live in Britain.

I'm an atheist but the rest of my family is very Catholic. They tried to make me say grace at thanksgiving a few years ago when they found out about it. The version I said is "thanks for the taters, thanks for the meat, that's enough praying, good god, let's eat", and then I got scolded for being disrespectful of their beliefs and I was like "it's disrespectful to force someone to partake in a religious ritual they do not believe in"

Just want to thank you for making this available. Terrific to be able to share with friends!

Did you have fun with Crystal Bill We Spy on yu❤😢😅😊 ha

Can't fix nothing with a head anchest cold❤🎉😮😅😊😊

certain voices were meant only for the classics....Dove is wasting his talents trying to please this group of "fans"....go listen to him singing Cry if you dont understand...

Not one of his best

He was one of Frank Sinatra favorite singers. He had a beautiful voice. And was loved for singing in English and, Spanish. You are Misses. R.I.P❤

Love this song since 1962.

Not many men will be on the same level of Heaven as Mr. William Frank Graham! GOD bless him I’m watching every video/movie I can find on him

'Squeaky' did actually make the Canadian charts. One week at #73 in December 1966. 'Snoopy' did reach #1.

From Danny Hutton's Hanna-Barbera Records days. I could imagine this as a chase song on "Scooby-Doo Where Are You."

The lyrics have got to go