These guys wrote lots of great stuff like this one. Be nice if oldies stations would play it. .. + Informações

Here is the Addrisi Brothers from 1977 and their top 20 hit "Slow Dancin' Don't Turn Me On". This is also the full length album version and not the cheesy three minute single version. Let me know if you rememebr this one! Enjoy!. + Informações

From 1972. The Addrisi Brothers also wrote the hit song, 'Never My Love' for The Association.. + Informações

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Juke box Jury w/ Steve Mcqueen and Ertha Kitt. Addrisi Brothers Dick and Don Addrisi singing Cherrystone at the Juke box Jury. 1959. + Informações

The Addrisi Brothers, Don and Dick, sing "Sugar Baby". Not released until 1994.. + Informações

Esta cancion la conocí en uno de los videos de Fiebre del 2, que estan disponibles aqui en you tube.. + Informações

"Somebody Found Her" - an obscure single by the Addrisi Brothers from 1973. A shame it wasn't a hit. It was a great song. As far as I know it's never been released on CD.. + Informações

Popcorn Top Tune. + Informações

The Addrisi Brothers were an American pop duo from Winthrop, Massachusetts. The brothers were Don (December 14, 1938 - November 13, 1984) and Dick (born July 4, 1941). Both Don and Dick played parts in their family's acrobatic group, The Flying Addrisis. In the 1950s, they got in touch with Lenny Bruce about starting a singing career, and moved to California.They auditioned for parts on the Mickey Mouse Club but were rejected; however, they signed to Del-Fi Records soon after, and recorded several singles. Aside from the modest chart hit "Cherrystone" (1959), these were not successes, and further releases from Imperial Records and Warner Bros. Records fared no better, so the pair began working more as songwriters. Their biggest success as a songwriting duo was with "Never My Love", a hit for The Association. In the 1970s they also charted several more hit singles of their own. They composed the theme music for the television program, Nanny and the Professor. They worked together until Don Addrisi died from cancer in 1984.. + Informações

From the Columbia promo 45, released in 1972.. + Informações

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The Addrisi Brothers - Un Jarro. + Informações

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Original Issue DEL FI 4116 Doowop from Massachusetts (1959) US #62 Charted. + Informações

The Addrisi Brothers - Gonna See My Baby. + Informações

from album "ADDRISI BROTHERS" (1977). + Informações

The Addrisi Brothers - I'll Be True. + Informações

"OffTheCharts!" is at Live365.com! COME LISTEN FOR FREE! ? ? ? LISTEN TO MANY "LOST HITS" AND "CHART WONDERS FROM 1972! -- PLAYING NOW AT "OffTheCharts!" ? ? ? Donald and Richard Addrisi's musical career began in the late 50's. They hit the Hot 100 with "Cherrystone" in 1959, but that song only made to #62. Despite over a dozen releases throughout the 60's, the Addrisi's couldn't muster a hit as a duo, but did write "Never My Love", which was a hit for The Association. It wasn't until this song from 1972 which had some success. It made it to #25 on the mainstream chart and #10 on the adult contemporary chart. They also had a few more minor hits throughout the 70's and continued to record until Donald was diagnosed with cancer. He died in 1984.. + Informações

We've Got To Get It On Again (1972) www.rockabilly.nl. + Informações

from album "ADDRISI BROTHERS" (1977). + Informações

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I had this on my old page. i just recently played the 45 again. what a BEAUTIFUL song. enjoy. + Informações

Great song written by the Addrisi Bros. and played on my local MOR station, WIP/610 in Philly. This had been blocked previously, but now seeing other postings on YT it appears that Warner is allowing it, so I thought I'd post mine.. + Informações