Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

Who can tell us who the singer is on this. Almost like Perry Como or
Dean Martin, but not.

http://www.reuters.hu/card_dom/index_content.html

It was posted by Sheldon, originally. Thanks, Shel.

Thanks, anyone.
Nancree

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

nancree wrote:
> Who can tell us who the singer is on this. Almost like Perry Como or
> Dean Martin, but not.
>
> http://www.reuters.hu/card_dom/index_content.html
>
> It was posted by Sheldon, originally. Thanks, Shel.
>
> Thanks, anyone.
> Nancree
>
It's The Drifters, a doo-wop group. They were very popular, and had a
number of hits that you still hear quite often on Oldies programmes.

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

Thank you, RobtE ! Now I can sleep nights.
Enjoy your Christmas.

Nancree

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

nancree wrote:
> Who can tell us who the singer is on this. Almost like Perry Como or
> Dean Martin, but not.

That would be The Drifters with Clyde McPhatter. Classic version of
the song!

Leo

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

nancree wrote:
> Who can tell us who the singer is on this. Almost like Perry Como or
> Dean Martin, but not.

That would be The Drifters with Clyde McPhatter. Classic version of
the song!

Leo

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

Thanks, Leo, it is, indeed, a classic. It's a "forever" recording.
Nancree

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

nancree wrote:
> Now I can sleep nights.

Dontcha just hate it when that happens. There's a song currently showing
up in all sorts of British telly adverts. I /think/ it's the Average
White Band, but the name is making me a little crazy. I know I know it,
but do you think I can remember it? LOL

Who can tell me who the singer is on this wonderful thing ?
 

RobtE wrote:
> nancree wrote:
> > Who can tell us who the singer is on this. Almost like Perry Como or
> > Dean Martin, but not.
> >
> > http://www.reuters.hu/card_dom/index_content.html
> >
> > It was posted by Sheldon, originally. Thanks, Shel.
> >
> > Thanks, anyone.
> > Nancree
> >
> It's The Drifters, a doo-wop group. They were very popular, and had a
> number of hits that you still hear quite often on Oldies programmes.

That would be Clyde McPhatter

http://www.originaldrifters.com