Name this tune Please!

[Larry Naramore]

Early 60's R+B? Please excuse my voice.

Mi, mi, mi, mi, mi....

Ooh (long U sound) wee baby,
Baby your so fine,
Like to have a ring,
Just to show your mine.
Ohhhh baby,
Baby, baby your so fine,
So fine, fine, fine...

First one to answer correctly gets my sealed Abbey Road DCC Gold Disc

On your mark,
Get set...

[Dave]

Er Larry, There is no DCC Beatles.:rolleyes:

You're not running for political office again are you? Hmmm....;)

[Bob Lovely]

So Fine--Fiestas

Bob ;)

[Larry Naramore]

Originally posted by Dave
Er Larry, There is no DCC Beatles.:rolleyes:

You're not running for political office again are you? Hmmm....;)

You mean It's just a dream! Don't pinch me!...

...but Steve did do the White album and all the early Stones?

Yea sure I'll give you 2 chickens in every pot and a Lincoln in every garage and, and read my lips "No New Taxes"

[Larry Naramore]

Originally posted by Bob Lovely
So Fine--Fiestas

Bob ;)

No, it's a girl singer.

[Dave]

Larry,

Have you been having too much of the kids sugar coated cereal again?:D

[Bob Lovely]

Larry,

How about He's So Fine--Chiffons

Bob

[Larry Naramore]

Originally posted by Bob Lovely
Larry,

How about He's So Fine--Chiffons

Bob

Same year but it might of been made earlier. I used to cut school with my older sister and it was always on the radio. Strike Two! :)

[Larry Naramore]

Originally posted by Dave
Larry,

Have you been having too much of the kids sugar coated cereal again?:D

The "Twinkie" defense works for me. Btw now-a-days it's the grandkids for me. The wifes oven and my roasting stick have seen their better days. Can you say memories?

[Bob Lovely]

Let Me In--Sensations

Bob :)

[Larry Naramore]

Bob.......Yer Out!!!

I think it was by Jo & Ann but can't find anything on them.

[Joel Cairo]

Larry:

It couldn't be "Gee Baby" by Jo & Ann, could it?

If so, it originally came out on Ace Records in 1959, but was evidently reissued a couple of years later, or at least became a regional hit in enough areas that it was getting airplay as an oldie.

The Oldies 45 folks put it on the flip of Frankie Ford's "Sea Cruise" for a later reissue, and I think it may have even made it to an Ace CD compilation, though I'm not positive about that.

In any event, hope this is close to what you were looking for!
-Kevin

[Larry Naramore]

Originally posted by Joel Cairo


It couldn't be "Gee Baby" by Jo & Ann, could it?
-Kevin

Kings and Queens of Ace (http://www.cdnow.com/cgi-bin/mserver/SID=1923239235/pagename=/RP/CDN/FIND/album.html/ArtistID=KINGS+&+QUEENS+OF+ACE+%5C+VARIOUS/ITEMID=441408)

Found it on this CD. Thanks for the heads up. I might have it on the back of the 45.

Steve better hurry up and master Abbey Road. :(