Fred Parris, leader vocal of the group wrote this song in 1955 at the basement of a local church. + Informações

original song, oldie.. + Informações

One of the best by this great group. + Informações

OldiE :). + Informações

Fred Paris and The Satins singing "To The Aislel" back in the 1980's. + Informações

www.stevenjcarino.com | Westchester NY Homes For Sale | New York Real Estate | Luxury Home Division. + Informações

Listed as Take 6....not quite there yet...but fascinating nonetheless...no copyright infringement intended. + Informações

Record from 1957.. + Informações

The Five Satins - In the Still of the Night [Live Concert]. + Informações

1960 remake of a #1 hit by Bing Crosby back in 1944..it has since been recorded by dozens of major artists; among those who charted with it are Tommy Sands (1959), the Poni-Tails (1959), and Frank Sinatra (1961). The Five Satins version peaked at #79.. + Informações

GW 562 , Flipside:" To The Aisle ".. + Informações

EASTSIDE STORY VOL.7. + Informações

great unreleased song!!. + Informações

-1956-. + Informações

The Five Satins originated from New Haven, Ct. with Fred Parris leading the way on their million-selling version of "In The Still Of the Night". Parris entered the army soon after the success of that recording in 1956 and was replaced by Bill Baker who took the lead on "To The Aisle" during the summer of 1957, a song written by Billy Dawn Smith and Stuart Weiner.. + Informações

Original Mafia 2 Soundtrack. Some of the songs blocked due to copyright and are not uploaded. These are: -Blocked and not uploaded- The Coasters - Framed Jalacy Hawkins - I put a spell on you Richard Penniman - Long tall Sally Muddy Waters - Mannish boy Charles Berry - Nadine Charles Berry - No particular place to go The Coasters - One kiss led to another Chester Burnett - Smokestack lightning The Cadillacs - Speedo The Everly Brothers - All I have to do is dream Danny and The Juniors - At the hop Barrett Strong - Money (That's what I want) Charles Holley - Rave on Bill Haley and his Comets - Rock around the clock The Monotones - The book of love Charles Holley - That'll be the day -Uploaded but blocked for some countries- The Five Satins - In the still of the night Richard Penniman - Keep a-knockin The Five Keys - Ling ting tong Ray Hamilton - Don't let go The Fleetwoods - Come softly to me Charles Holley - Not fade away Franklin Lymon - Why do fools fall in love Rick Nelson - Stood up. + Informações

The group, formed in New Haven, Connecticut, consisted of leader Fred Parris, Lou Peebles, Stanley Dortch, Ed Martin and Jim Freeman in 1954. With little success, the group reorganized, with Dortch and Peebles leaving, and new member Al Denby entering. The group then recorded "In the Still of the Night", which was originally released as the b-side to the single, "The Jones Girl". The single was released the following year, and "In the Still of the Night" ended up charting at number three on the R&B chart and number 25 on the pop charts. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc.[1] Parris entered the Army soon after, and the group reorganized again, with Martin, Freeman, Tommy Killebrew, Jessie Murphy and new lead Bill Baker. This lineup hit with another highly successful song, Billy Dawn Smith's "To The Aisle". Upon Parris' return from the Army, a new lineup was assembled, consisting of Parris, Lou Peebles (who was in a previous incarnation of the Five Satins), Sylvester Hopkins, Richie Freeman and Wes Forbes. The group would be briefly known as "Fred Parris and the Scarlets", until the Baker-led group split up. At this point, they reverted to the Five Satins name, but had little success on the charts. By the early 1970s the group was Parris, Peebles, Richie Freeman, Jimmy Curtis and Corky Rogers, and they continued recording into the 1980s, with Parris, Richie Freeman, Curtis and Nate Marshall. Meanwhile, Bill Baker started his own Five Satins group .... + Informações

GREATEST HITS. + Informações

. + Informações

1958. + Informações

DISCLAIMER: All rights reserved to the production companies and music labels that distributed and produced the music and performance respectively. I've only added the footage as a tribute for historical, entertainment, and creative purposes with no financial gain. Copyright infringement not intended. The Five Satins "In The Still Of The Night" 1956. A Mint - 78. MAN, I have never heard this sound so good! Please sit back & enjoy! One of the greatest rhythm and blues ballads of all time was a B side, and the Five Satins who recorded that B side, "In the Still of the Night," were actually only four Satins. But those Satins were undoubtedly one of the finest vocal groups of the '50s. Fred Parris of 24 Sperry Street in New Haven, Connecticut, was expelled in 1953 from a vocal group known as the Canaries. The avid ball player (he once had a tryout with the Boston Braves) decided to form his own group and labeled them the Scarlets. The quintet of Hillhouse High School students included Sylvester Hopkins (first tenor), Nathaniel Mosely, Jr. (second tenor), Albert Denby (baritone), and William L. Powers (bass). "Dear One" had a classic rhythm and blues harmony sound. Fred's Plaintive lead, shifting to falsetto riffing while the baritone and bass took over, helped make the record a New York hit in the spring of 1954. The flip, "I've Tried," was another solid ballad with more than a hint of the melody line from the 1948 Benny Goodman tune "Beyond the Sea." Music was later added to .... + Informações

. + Informações

. + Informações

The Five Satins aka The Scarlets (New Haven, Connecticut) Personnel : Fred Parris?lead? Lou Peebles?tenor? Stanly Dortche?tenor? Eddie Martin?baritone? Jim Freeman?bass? ...The Five Satins are best known for the doo wop classic "In the Still of the Night," a song that was popular enough to make the group one of the most famous doo wop outfits, although they never had another hit of the same magnitude. The origins of the Five Satins lie in the Scarlets, a New Haven, CT, doo wop group led by Fred Parris. The Scarlets formed in 1953, while Parris was still in high school. The group had a local hit with "Dear One" the following year. In 1954, Parris formed the Five Satins with vocalists Al Denby, Ed Martin, and Jim Freeman. Within the next year, Parris had the group record "In the Still of the Night," a song he had recently written in the basement of a local church. The first single the group released was "In the Still of the Night." The single was released on Standard Records in the spring of 1956. By the end of the year, it had been leased to Ember and became a huge hit, peaking at number three on the R&B charts and number 25 on the pop charts. By the time "In the Still of the Night" scaled the charts, Parris had been drafted into the army. He was stationed in Japan when the song became a hit, and he was still stationed in Japan when the group recorded the follow-up single, "To the Aisle." For that single, Bill Baker handled the lead vocals. "To the Aisle" became .... + Informações

Doo-Wop 1961. + Informações