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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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THIS WAS THE FLEETWOODS SECOND # 1 SONG IN 1959. LYRICS: Our guardian star lost all his glow The day that I lost you He lost all his glitter the day you said, no And his silver turned to blue Like him, I am doubtful that your love is true But if you decide to call on me Ask for Mr. Blue I'm Mr. Blue (wah-a-wah-ooh) When you say you love me (ah, Mr. Blue) Then prove it by goin' out on the sly Provin' your love isn't true Call me Mr. Blue I'm Mr. Blue (wah-a-wah-ooh) When you say you're sorry (ah, Mr. Blue) Then turn around, headin' for the lights of town Hurtin' me through and through Call me Mr. Blue I stay at home at night (I stay at home) Right by the phone at night (right by the phone) But you won't call And II won't hu-urt my pride (call me Mr) I won't tell you (wah-a-wah-ooh) While you paint the town (ah, Mr. Blue) A bright red to turn it upside down I'm paintin' it too But I'm paintin' it blue Call me Mr. Blue (wah-a-wah-ooh) Call me Mr. Blue (wah-a-wah-ooh) Call me Mr. Blue

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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A Clip from the PBS Special, "My Music: 50's Pop Parade", broadcast on August 1, 2007. In this clip they sing, "Come Softly to Me".

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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original song, oldie.

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #128 Unchained Melody (A Cappella Version) by The Fleetwoods Album: Mr. Blue Year: 1959 Written By: Alex North/Hy Zaret 12/3/10 - 150 Views 1/28/11 - 1071 Views

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WENT TO # 1 IN 1959. THE GROUP FORMED IN OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON IN 1958. LYRICS: Come Softly To Me Words and Music by The Fleetwoods (Gary Troxel, Gretchen Christopher, and Barbara Ellis) Words (in parentheses) are sung by Gretchen and Barbara only Mm dooby do, dahm dahm, dahm do dahm ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm ooh dahm Mm dooby do (Come softly, darling) (Come softly, darling) (Come softly, darling) (Come softly, darling) (Come softly, darling) (Come to me, sta-ay) (You're my ob-session) (For ever and a da-ay) I want, want you to kno-o-ow I love, I love you so Please hold, hold me so tight All through, all through the night.. (Speak softly, darling) (Hear what I sa-ay) (I love you always) (Always, always) I've waited, waited so long For your kisses and your love Please come, come to me From up, from up above (Come softly, darling) (Come softly, darling) I need, need you so much Wanna feel your wa-arm touch Mm dooby do, dahm dahm, dahm do dahm ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm ooh dahm Mm dooby do, dahm dahm, dahm do dahm ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm do dahm, ooby do Dahm dahm, dahm ooh dahm

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*STEREO*. The Fleetwoods sing "Goodnight My Love". Probably the best version I've heard.

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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The Fleetwoods started out as a female duo from Olympia, Washington consisting of Gretchen Christopher and Barbara Ellis. They added one of their male high school classmates, Gary Troxel, with the original intent of using him as a trumpet player, but when Gary created the opening "do be do" hook for "Come To Me Softly", it was obvious he would become part of the vocal harmonization. "Come To Me Softly" was the #1 song in the nation for all of March, 1959 and one of the all-time great pop hits in recording history.

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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*STEREO*. The Fleetwoods sing "Outside My Window", beautifully.

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Fleetwood Mac's legendary guitarist Lindsey Buckingham gives an exclusive lesson for Guitar World. In Part 1, Lindsey talks about his Picking Style, and demonstrates how to play the classic hit "Landslide."

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THE FLEETWOODS song: Mr. Blue - recorded from vinyl - year: 1959 USA - trios : Barbara Ellis, Gary Troxel, Gretchen Christopher **If you are someone who objects to the use of this song for copyright reasons then please tell me and I will remove this.**

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"Tragedy," sung by The Fleetwoods, written by Fred Burch and Gerald Nelson. Charted at No. 9 on Billboard's Hot 100 in 1961. Dedicated to someone very dear to me who is gone forever...

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The delicate harmonies of the Fleetwoods were prevalent on the airwaves of 1959 such as this recording of "Mr. Blue", #1 in the nation from September of that year.

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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

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The Fleetwoods Come Softly To Me This rendition of mine and video are purely fan made, and I am not for financial of material gain. The song/lyrics/music/pictures belongs to their rightful owners/companies. No copyright infringement intended at all

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The Fleetwoods featuring Gary Troxel Surf Ballroom, Winter Dance Party February 2011 Clear Lake, IA

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #124 Come Softly To Me by The Fleetwoods Album: Mr. Blue Year: 1959 Written By: Barbara Ellis/Gary Troxel/Gretchen Christopher 1/28/11 - 110 Views 6/1/11 - 1189 Views

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Tragedy - The Fleetwoods

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #137 (He's) The Great Imposter by The Fleetwoods Album: American Graffiti Year: 1973 Written By: Jackie DeShannon/Sharon Sheeley 2/12/11 - 101 views

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In 1959 3 young vocalists burst onto the scene with two nbr 1 hit singles. Their name was The Fleetwoods and they produced Come softly to me and Mr Blue, two of the loveliest songs ever recorded. This is me slowing it down with my own version of the beautiful Mr Blue. I have to say that this is a personal favourite of mine and was a pleasure to perform. Enjoy.

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*STEREO*. Beautiful ballad, close and intimate like only The Fleetwoods know how. "My Special Lover" is from 1962. Nice fade out...

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PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com Although the Fleetwoods' sound was smooth, without many of the rougher edges of doo wop groups, they were one of the few white vocal groups of the late '50s and early '60s to enjoy success not only on the pop charts, but also the R&B charts. The Fleetwoods' forte was ballads -- beginning with their 1959 debut single, "Come Softly to Me," the group racked up a number of hits over the next three years, and nearly all of them were ballads. The group broke up in 1963, but their songs -- particularly "Come Softly to Me" -- became pop-rock classics of the pre-British Invasion era. Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, and Gary Troxell formed the Fleetwoods while attending high school in Olympia, WA. Originally, the group consisted only of Christopher and Ellis, but the duo soon asked Troxell to accompany them on trumpet. Shortly after his arrival in the group, Troxell abandoned the trumpet and concentrated on singing once the other two members heard a portion of a song he had written. Following some contributions from Christopher and Ellis, the group had written "Come Softly to Me." They began performing the song at various events around Olympia, eventually gaining the attention of Bob Reisdorff, who ran the Seattle-based label, Dolphin Records. Dolphin released "Come Softly to Me" early <b>...</b>

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from 1962 on Dolton LP 8020

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The Stena Seafarer leaves Fleetwood for the last time, escorted by Fleetwood lifeboat, marking an end to Fleetwoods time as a commercial port. 24/12/10.

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #135 Tragedy by The Fleetwoods Album: Softly Year: 1961 Written By: Fred Burch/Gerald Nelson 2/12/11 - 102 views

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The Fleetwoods sing (despite what it says in the video)"Hurt Him".

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*STEREO*. The Fleetwoods sing "What'll I Do", a B-side from 1963.

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #127 Mr. Blue by The Fleetwoods Album: Mr. Blue Year: 1959 Written By: DeWayne Blackwell 2/12/11 - 135 views

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The Fleetwoods recorded four of Jackie's songs, the most well-known of them is "(He's) The Great Impostor". Otherwise this group is of course most famous for their two chart toppers "Come Softly To Me" and "Mr. Blue". Jackie DeShannon A Little Bit Of Heaven 60's Pop Singer Songwriter Female Girl America USA

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Johnny Crash rendition of "Come Softly Darling" by the Fleetwoods

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Until a CD issue comes along, this vinyl track has to do and I do apologize for the occasional scratch or pop. They are pretty minimal since I used a filter as I copied this from the 1963 out-of-print Epic LP "Blue On Blue" (which was re-issued as "Blue Velvet" when that song became a huge hit.)

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I have decided to put my whole music collection on Youtube. I do not own the rights to any of the songs. #131 Runaround by The Fleetwoods Album: The Best Of The Fleetwoods Year: 1990 Written By: Chuck Berry/Cirino Colacrai 6/1/11 - 111 Views

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This is one of my favorites Please be nice and leave me a comment many thanks Vince

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rare video: Eva Cassidy- Maryann Redmond, live at Fleetwoods , Tears in heaven (1995)

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The Fleetwoods, "Days Dwindle By" From the 1960 Dolton Lp "Softly" Great song written by Gary Troxel and Gretchen Christopher! -Recorded using a Stanton ST-150 direct drive turntable fitted with a 1969 ELAC STS-444 cartridge with an ELAC D 355-E stylus-

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The 50s Dream-Team The Fleetwoods had their biggest hit with "Mr. Blue". Their specialty were dreamy Doo-Wop tunes, perfectly harmonized. Here is their version of the supreme Doo-Wop song "Earth Angel".

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