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"Too Young," written by Sidney Lippman and Sylvia Dee in 1951 and recorded that same year by Nat King Cole on Capitol Records was a million-selling record and reached the #1 position on the Billboard magazine chart, staying there for 5 weeks.

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Video ripped from www.chaingangpictures.com so visit their website and give them the credits

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Jerry Leiber & Phil Spector wrote Spanish Harlem. Released on the last day of 1960. Got up to #10, #15 R&B chart. Romeo Penque does the nice touch﻿ of sax - a soprano sax (1:50). Out of favor for decades (think Sidney Bechet), the soprano began making a comeback about this time.

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Created a new style of singing that would go on to influences later genres

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Ben E. King was a former member of the Drifters

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worker songs
blues music
gospel

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Tambourine

Shuffle beats

Soulful singing

Hand claps

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The Drifters

Ben E. King

Sam Cooke

Nat King Cole

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1950-1967