The Cleftones - Can't We Be Sweethearts

This is the song which got me hooked on doo wop. After hearing this on GoodFellas, I was blown away by the opening bass and following harmonies and I just wanted to hear more! This, in my humble opinion, is the best doo wop song along with The Crows

THE CLEFTONES Heart and Soul [original]

The Cleftones - Little Girl Of Mine (original version)

Formed in Queens, NY, in 1955, the Cleftones consisted of five friends from Jamaica High School -- Herb Cox (lead), Warren Corbin (bass), Charlie James (first tenor), William McClain (baritone), and Berman Patterson (second tenor). Originally signed

Heart and Soul-The Cleftones-original song-1961

original song, oldie.

The Cleftones - There She Goes 1961 DooWop

Nice DooWop sound from the Cleftones.

the cleftones - heart and soul

http://www.amazon.com/Heart-Soul-Cleftones/dp/B000A6CL0Q/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_3

THE CLEFTONES Heart and Soul [stereo]

The Cleftones

The Cleftones sing "Heart and Soul" from the PBS special "Doo Wop's Greatest Hits"

Herbie Cox & the Cleftones - For Sentimental Reasons

Classic New York Doo Wop - Gee 1067 (1961)

Cleftones - Why You Do Me Like You Do

Just fulfilling a request ;)

Cleftones - YOU BABY YOU - 1955 HQ!

With Kenny Burrell on that guitar soloing throughout, and Jimmy Wright on the sax solo. From Jamaica, Queens in NY. They were Herbie Cox (lead), Charlie James (first tenor), Berman Patterson, (second tenor), William McClane (baritone), and Warren

The Cleftones "Little Girl Of Mine"

The Cleftones Live singing Little Girl of Mine On a PBS special

THE CLEFTONES You Baby You

The Cleftones - Again

Far be it for me to say, but as doo wop groups go, I think The Cleftones are highly underatted. Even though their time came slightly later than other doo wop groups, they are still regarded as a highly influential outfit on black music with a large

The Cleftones "Heart and Soul"

If you had listened to the radio during the summer of 1961, chances are that you would have heard the Cleftones’ recording of "Heart and Soul" written in 1938 by Hoagy Carmichael and Frank Loesser. Although recorded in 1959, it was not released

Cleftones - LOVER BOY - 1958!

From Jamaica, Queens in NY. They were Herbie Cox (lead), Charlie James (first tenor), Berman Patterson, (second tenor), and Warren Corbin (bass). This is not from a camera pointed at a record player.