The Drifters - There Goes My Baby (Official Audio)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2018
- You're listening to the official audio for The Drifters' "There Goes My Baby" from the album 'There Goes My Baby / Oh My Love' (1959)
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I’m 104 and I’m still listening to this on vinyl
Mind your manners, and respect. Wise ass. That's a big problem with American kids, they have no respect, or care for their elders.
Wow
God bless you!😊
God's blessings!
Keep on listening Old Man, and enjoy it in Good Heaith!
I'm 80 years old so I was a teenager/young adult during this era. I miss it those days in some ways, but I wouldn't go back for love nor money. I'm looking for Jesus AND He is gonna come get me and take me to my Forever Home.
I wish I was alive back then I’m just a kid but I’m drawn towards this great music
Pop Foreseen exactly like the music was much better back then
You’re so lucky I want nothing more than to be a teen in the 50s and 60s my grandma tells me all about it and I am just in love
My dad is born 1938. He have many old vinyls from 50s and 60s, mostly doo-wop so from early 70s when i was a child i started to listening to doo-wop, i'm born 1970.
Im a atheist 20 year and i think this comment was beautiful
im 94 years old and still rocking out to this.
Oh wow and I bet you remember when they debuted
Good for you! God bless you and keep rocking with us!!❤❤❤
Bless you! Keep on rocking.
Love it!
KIT WALKER!!!
Y E S
Yes
YESS
Nah man, the sandlot
yesss
One of the greatest groups that ever sang.
This song reminds me of the movie The Sandlot. I was born in the late 80's but this music is just so timeless. Almost 34 and I still love these classic hits from the late 50's/early 60's.
I’m 40 and I knew this in the late eighties as a kid thanks to mom and DTV on Disney channel and saw sandlot in theaters at 11
Im with you 85 baby ... love it im listening right now as the sun shines outside. Thinking of beautiful 50s & 60s women 😍
I’m 16 and I love mostly old songs 😂. It’s basically all I listen to when I’m bored. I swear I’ve been on this earth before because I have such an old taste when it comes to music, bikes and cars.
Reminds me of American Hot Wax...
Imma start crying this is why I'm here. 😢
I'm 78 and I'm so fortunate to have lived thru this fantastic musical era--I feel sorry for the younger generation--they have no idea of what they missed !!
Blessings 🙏🏼 I always find myself listening to songs of this era and never had my parents or grandparents show me. Wish I could of lived to see life as it was back then
28 here bro🙌🏾🙏🏾
Yes mr. Farris I'm from Panama and even though I didn't understood English when I was young I loved this music I love my music from Panama wish is Cumbia olso salsa and many other's I can get lost listening to your beautiful oldies the best in the world I'm 77 and I never stop playing this Amazing sound of my yesterdays when I was only a young girl
Thank you for SHARING your beautiful fortune of growing up with this precious memories of your life Love from Lexington Kentucky have a good blessed night I will continue to listen to our awesome music, 🥀🥰🙏🥀🥀Good night 😴💤😴❤
I'm 23 and I'm fully aware that I missed the greatest musical era of all time. I wish I could have lived then.
So so true. A tragedy to not feel to be able to appreciate the love songs that kept us going, that kept love alive. Men and women fell in love over these songs that described exactly what they were feeling. Omg
My 14 year old granddaughter and I sing all the oldies together. She amazes me.
Good for you! God bless!!❤❤❤💚🤍💯🙏
I had Rhino records that I played while cleaning the house. My 40+ year old daughter knows them all. She even listens to an Oldies station on the radio.
Ben E King’s voice was just majestic
He was just warming up for "Stand By Me".
A tear forms in my eyes, an amazing era, the 50s, 60s. I'll be 83 soon, the pop music of the time was so amazing.
Im 28 born 1995 and i Feel like i should’ve been born in this Era of music 😢❤
Got the same feeling, sounds real nice
When I saw American graffiti in the drive-in at 16 this music captured me. Since then I've played in numerous oldies 50s 60s classic bands so grateful all these many gifted musicians and singers that we have music to play
Wendy Pefercorn!!! (The Sandlot)
LOTIONING OILING
LITTLE PERVERT!!!
“What he'd done was sneaky, rotten, and low... and cool. Not another one among us would have ever in a million years even for a million dollars have the guts to put the move on the lifeguard. He did. He had kissed a woman. And he had kissed her long and good. We got banned from the pool forever that day. But every time we walked by after that, the lifeguard looked down from her tower, right over at Squints, and smiled."
Whenever, I am thinking about a crush this song plays in my head. Along with "This magic moment"
Wendy pefercorn mmmmmmmnmm!
When this tune was first played in Philadelphia back in 1959, a local DJ on WDAS, Georgie Woods played it about 10 times in a row. He was was stunned by the Drifters performance. I agreed . The tympani drums, the strings, the haunting plaintive chanting of Ben E King was something I had never heard before in my 15 years. I feel the same today approaching my 80th birthday.
I don't know you and I don't think we'll ever meet but I'd like to first wish you a happy birthday. Secondly, as a 50 year old who was an 80s teenager, I envy you for being at the 'right time'. The 1950s/ 60s will always be my favorite era for the fashion and music
Hey Bob Fries! I was in Philadelphia then too and remember WDAS and Georgie Woods! This was my most favorite song along with Stand By Me in 1961. Im 76 now. Debbie Roberts
#1 in NYC on WMGM radio for three weeks in July and August 1959. I was only 7 at the time and loved this song.
Hola buenas tardes a todos , saludos desde España , decir que tengo 61 años y no soy de la generación de este grupo ,al igual que de los muchos y grandes grupos y cantantes de aquella época ,pero decir que me encanta esta maravillosa musica de aquéllos años ,saludos desde España
Yep
I love that background music in all the drifters songs.
I’m 21 and this era of music is one of my favorites
That tenor is timeless.
This was my Dad's favorite song. I let everyone that said there goodbyes know it as well during my speech. I'm fortunate in this life to be raised knowing and loving his music, music that I continue to listen to even though he is gone. Maybe one day, when it's my turn to go, we can feel the soul of this song together once again. Love you Dad
My mom would put on oldies since i was born, i am 17 almost 18 and still listen to these legendary songs
Ironically I grew up on this music as a kid. Yet I'm 45 years old and I can appreciate music from that era and my era.
Btw I REALLY appreciate your profile pic of the user of Hinokami Kagura🔥 "Tanjiro" from Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba).
Wow, bless you hon 😊❤
This is a damn good song, in any era!
How old are you then 😀
one of the perks of being " a certain age" was seeing the drifters 56 years ago today along with ben e king, chuck jackson, the shirelles, dionne warwick, and patti la belle and the bluebelles along with other acts at a murray the k xmas show sat the brooklyn fox theater in 1964... all for about $3-5 (?). an incredible line up of talent the likes of which we'll never see again.
Chicago...The Regal theater...
Awesome story 🙂 shout out too your Good times
thank you so much!!sharing such golden memories,i was born in 64 i have always loved the earlier tunes!!i have never cared about my comtemperaries.i know i was born in the wrong era of music.reading past memories makes my day!!
Wow
I'M with ya timeless greatness
Released on April 24, 1959...got to #2 on the Billboard "Hot 100"...#1 on the R&B charts...and #1 in Cashbox in June 1959.....CLASSIC!!!
This song sends me back in time.
Man I wish I could touch it. I can feel it and some times I can even smell it. But these eyes look around and can't see it to shake its hand and say hello stranger. Yesterday.
I'm 80 years old and that was one of my favorite, That was singing, ohhhhhh, weeeeede!!!!!!
❤
I'm 57 and I was raised listening to this music , it's a great timeless track !
Me too!
I am a generation z, 17 years old, wishing I was a boomer. I do listen to Ben e king, James brown, and Luis Armstrong, just all the black singers who do jazz. ❤❤❤😊
I've always wondered if the young people appreciate how good our music was. I think us baby boomers lived in the best time ever. And yes, I would go back and do it all over again!
Now y'all making me feel like a child, 'cause I'm only 77!!!
I love this song, & this group, more than I can say!!!
I mean, tap!!!👀
We didn't "tap", way back in the '50s...
Super classic! Period.
My favorite Drifters song.
I am grateful to have been raised with this music !!!!
I was 16 when this came out. It doesn’t get better than this.
I'm only 37 I would about do anything to go back to the amazing time to rock an roll with the greatest time ever
I’m 39 and my mom and grandparents introduced me to their music when I was younger
AHS: Asylum!!!
Nick Wheeler yes!! Lmfao
FELLOW INTELLECTUAL HELLO
yesss HAHA im here due to corona 😂 rewatching ahs series
@@audori6924 SMAE
The way Evan Peters gets it in that scene is so genuine. 👌
I was 18yo in 1959 in the Army stationed in Toul, France but TDY in Verdun on the TASCOM boxing team. I was in a bar late one Saturday night staring at my last 100 Francs (25 cents). I had a critical choice to make; get one last beer OR listen to the newly-arrived ,There Goes My Baby, one more time. The Drifters won!!
How does a song make you nostalgic for an era that happened decades before you were born?
Beautiful ❤
It's too bad todays music can't come close to the old classics! 😊
Timeless classic ❤❤
I love the background music in all the drifters songs.
Best music of all times in my opinion.. that whole 50's era just had so many great artist with classic songs.. just a great era in music history. My all time favorite era in music.
I wish music would go back to this era
Sandlot memories
I REMEMBER SINGING THIS SONG FOR MY GRANDPARENTS AT 3 YEARS OLD...AND THEY NEVER LET ME FORGET IT.. GOOD TIMES.. DAMN I'M GETTING OLD 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
Bro The Coolest Comment I'v Seen
Me too-getting old sucks; oh wow-still not getting used to it!😉😆🤣🤣
@@mintcrush2042 Yes! It is not for the faint of heart. But .. we are still rocking' .. the best we can. Thank you, RUclips.
Tenho 38 anos e amo os anos 50 e 60.
Os Drifters é algo imensamente fantástico.
06/04/2024 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇧🇷
Why oh why don't they make music like this anymore? The drifters have so many good songs.
Hi StaceyLee: you are so right about the Drifters. BTW, you have a lovely name!
So many GREAT, timeless songs. This was such a great era for rock.
I’m only 22 this shit fire ‼️‼️‼️
I'm 49, Teens from this time are around 80 now. But starting in the mid to late 50's we started getting some long lasting pop songs that will always be classic and enjoyable. 😊
You're 🔥🔥🔥🚒
Music from this era is such a vibe idk how to explain it. So good
RIP Ben E King, Doc Green, Johnny-Lee Williams & Berry Hobbs
And only Charlie Thomas still lives
I love this song the best song ever.😊😊😊🐘😉😉😉
One of the very first doo wop/ rock groups that used violins in their arrangements. A wonderful time in our lives but it's important to live in today and not yesterday. Today is your day to enjoy and find the happiness that is offered. Yesterday is done, today is what you have. Make the most of it. I say this from an old fart of 81.
I love 50’s and 60’s music the best
Awww....the Drifters! I am 78 and grew up in the fantastic 50's and sensational 60"s. Best music ever...no bad language. No hate, or racism in the music. The great groups were some black....Some white groups and many were mixed with both singing side by side in greatest music ever. Absolutely music lovers dream era..such great dance music. So thankful to hear these oldies but goodies again on youtube. Takes away the stress of today's trying times. 🎶⚘🎶
cool trying to do old groups
@@trinidadapodaca7027 absolutely! In fact right now I'm watching live a concert of Doo Wop 50's and 60 s on PBS TV. I am taping it and will watch it often. All the greats.
Can't ever get enough of the oldies.
🎶🤗🎶
Not all were singing "side by side," let's be honest here. But it was a fantastic era for music.
@@wadewilson8011 I didn't day ALL ...I said MANY......It was very common to see a singer and his backup singers with various skin tones.
@@nancywood9531 You got that right-I am so tired of white, black, and in-between colors of skin, all arguing about race.
One of my favorite songs in the early 60's as its easy to sing ???
Grew up to this, heat wrenching, awesome,hare getting old, but.we heard the absolutely best music, Never get depressed, just put in our music, remember and your 20 again, "There goes My Baby" just magical
Magnificent intro! Thank you! I play it all the time. This song makes a good day even better!
The music/and the groups, will never be forgotten…….. I thank you for the music you left us!
This was the best song back in the day Just brings me back
First heard this in the movie The Sandlot if I’m not mistaken. Both of which are spectacular.
The beginning of this song is just chefs kiss perfect. Brings on such a feeling.
21 and listening. This song and many others are as timeless as those who made the song
I want to say this is an unearthly awesome song that takes you into the heavens when you listen to this song.
When I was 7 or 9 I wasn't into songs like this till I was 14...good thing I listen to them as a teenager....now I'm 22 still listen
Ah no im63and love this music
i was born in the 90s, nd my grandparents listen to the 50s - 80s , i enjoy listening to that kind of music bc it's better of todays music, nd these todays generation of kids doesn't even know what good music is, same goes for classic movies, those black and white movies
Summer vacation of '59 and this song was EVERYWHERE.
Remembering dancing through the River Room at U of Iowa to this song as it echoed around the big space centered on football players hanging around the jukebox..
Metal head here but i love jamming this song. So good 🤟
the FIRST R&B song that including strings on it... those orchestration arrangements were done by Music Arranger. Stanley Applebaum. he also did those beautiful orchestration/string arrangements on, STAND BY ME, SAVE THE LAST DANCE, THIS MAGIC MOMENT. and other BIG hits in the 50's and 60's. Music Arrangers have NEVER really gotten there due, in the history of the music business/what they bring, like the music producer. can make or break a record. here a salute, Stanley Applebaum. a TOP Music Arranger of HIS day.
Strings and timpani drums. Check out “Way over there” by the Miracles for earlier R&B strings
@@bobfries9805 boy, I am so glad they keep records...this is the earliest version of an R&B song that has a FULL orchestra/strings. recorded on March 6, 1959. released April 24, 1959....the miracles, Way Over There. was recorded in LATE 1959 going into early 1960. Berry Gordy produced way over there. probably was influenced to add strings on that record, from...THERE GOES MY BABY.
@@mysticakhenaton1701 You have me there. I was only going by memory. At any rate, "there goes my baby" changed the way I listened to music. It was powerful...yet Sweeter than wine and softer than a summer night
@@bobfries9805 I appreciate YOU.
This song aged so well.
i am 1976born i and love thouse oldies song damd hope long live to you oldies greetings Mika from Finland stand by me
Hi! & greetings Mika from Findland!! I am so glad you like these old songs & appreciating them for the classics they are. My oldest son was born 04/15/76 & I really wish he liked them too! 💌💌💌
My God this is music ❤
The vinyl sounds so good, I’m only 28 but I gravitate towards this era of music after being a producer and engineer for so many years
I agree these are our best songs! The Drifters were a fantastic group, my older brother who is now deceased inspired me with this music, i think of him each time one of their records is played, especially Stand By Me! I think i will play it now😂❤
I was "16" when i first heard this now "44" 2024, still hit the same as it did in "1996". Im such an old soul!❤😇💫
This song is uncoverable.
Ben E King is a one of a kind.
💔 You Broke my Heart......
I can imagine the atmosphere in this song. Definitely somewhere nice and green on a nice humid day
I'm 76 and I feel the same way
Marking my spot as a 17 year old who only listens to this
I'm 16 and love this song❤️✨
I love this song❤❤
I miss those times this is fantastic
To Johnny Rodriguez x lover Martha may she rest in peace 🕊️🕊️🕊️ love your friend Annie carrion Rodriguez 😢
I love this song !! From japan🇯🇵
The violins gets me.
The song that changed the soul music with strings 🙌
this was never soul music - pop music or rock. Just because a black person sing something does not make it soul.
My only argument was not so much that it, in part, created soul music as it helped turn r&b into soul music with the strings and the gospel vocal
Was the first!
Not soul,no, this is aimed at a white audience. Don't get me wrong, I love these tracks with Ben singing.
This is such a great song. I play it a lot as it brings me back to my adolescent years when I listened to the best groups ever!
The Drifters played at my high school prom.
I imagine myself in a 55 belair cruising around town to this one
Mad to think these guys was singing 20 years. Before I was born , and I things that one fella is so handsome , and sadly he’s dead now
Fab group xx
Timeless magic
Check this one out .. The Dubs ..
One of my favourite songsILĹOÒVVEEEE ITT.MJ
This was my song in the 60 and70 . Love , Love,
Wow. Never thought I'd like any of her songs
Wish I lived from from the 20's to the 80's. Best time for music
1 of my all time favorite records & im 38 🤷♂️
"JUST PURE MAGIC" 🙂😎
Those were the greatest era the 40s and 50s
"There Goes My Baby" is a song by American singer Usher. It was written by James Scheffer, Frank Romano, Danny Morris and Rico Love, with the latter producing the song with Jim Jonsin🎸🥁🎺🎷🎶❤️
This song makes u appreciate it baby for sure 💖😍
I've had a few who "drifted off down the line".....I have also cut a few loose.
Ain't that the truth!!!
Classic!!! This comes full circle with present songs like Mooski - Track Star 👂👂👂👂
as an army brat , we moved around a lot, Every new place was full of new people. was living in Germany 57 thru 1960. This song was a real tear jerker at the time......I thought I was really in love with this little girl of 16.... They were transferred to a far away place.... I was devastated ....till the next month, I met another love.
For some reason thought you only fell in love once, not true.....If your lucky, the best one is always the first. If not .......we must move on....
Thanks for this really great post......