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The Shirelles war eine Soul-Gesangsgruppe, die vor allem in den 1960er Jahren erfolgreich war. Zu ihren größten Hits zählen Tonight’s the Night und Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? (1960), Dedicated to the One I Love und Mama Said (1961) sowie Soldier Boy (1962).
The Shirelles were an American girl group formed in Passaic, New Jersey in 1957. They consisted of schoolmates Shirley Owens (later Shirley Alston Reeves), Doris Coley (later Doris Kenner-Jackson), Addie "Micki" Harris (later Addie Harris McFadden), and Beverly Lee.
YearSingle (a-side, B-side)both Sides From ...Chart Positions(us[18])Chart Positions(us R&b[18])1958"I Met Him on a Sunday (Ronde-Ronde)"b/w ...49—1958"My Love Is a Charm"b/w "Slop Time"——1958"I Got the Message"b/w "Stop Me"——1959"Dedicated to the One I Love"b/w "Look a ...83—The Shirelles were an all-girl group that rocked the early 60s. They were also one of the few girl groups that wrote their own hits. The band consisted of four young girls: Shirley Owens, Beverly Lee, Addie Harris and Doris Coley.
Released in 1963, The Shirelles' Greatest Hits was one of the most well put together albums of its kind. With an impressive 15 tracks, it contains some of th...
The Shirelles, American vocal group popular in the late 1950s and early ’60s, one of the first and most successful so-called ‘girl groups.’ Their hit songs included ‘Will You Love Me Tomorrow,’ ‘This Is Dedicated to the One I Love,’ and ‘Soldier Boy.’ Learn more about the Shirelles.
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Happy And In Love. Spontaneous Combustion. Hear & Now. The Shirelles Sing The Golden Oldies. The Shirelles Biography. With their gentle, sweet harmonies and longing innocence, the Shirelles were the first major female vocal group of the rock era, creating the so-called girl group sound.
Welcome to The Shirelles Official Website Welcome to The Shirelles Official Website Welcome to The Shirelles Official Website. Home; Bio; Acknowledgments; Tribute; Other; Bookings ; The Shirelles ...
