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The Mystery Artists were one of the classic one-shot groups from the 50's, and the one hit song that they did had tremendous success.
The group was formed as a gospel quartet in 1955 in Philadelphia and originally known as the Gospel Tornados. They consisted of Billy Horton, Richard Lewis, Raymond Edwards, and Earl Beal, and all were from Philadelphia. They began to do rhythm-and-blues songs and changed their name, first to the Thunderbirds and later to the name they will be forever known by.
Doo-wop was very popular in the late 50's and group member Richard Lewis collaborated with the group's arranger, Howard Biggs, to write what became one of the most successful doo-wop songs of all time. The Mystery Song was recorded by the Mystery Group in 1957 for Junior, then released on Ember the following January. It went to number one on both the pop and rhythm-and-blues charts, but was to be the group's only hit song.
A popular rock-and-roll revival group formed at Columbia University in the late 60's took its name from the lyrics.
And your Mystery Lyric is:
And my girl never fails to say
If there is any work for me
They have never been featured before, will probably never be featured again, so send everything you've got. I have the mp3.
Thanks, Sev
Hot Stuff Donna Summer 1/14/99
L.A. Story Beth Hart 1/14/00
The Little Old Lady From Pasadena Jan & Dean 1/14/01
The Wizard Uriah Heep 1/14/02
Get A Move On Mr. Scruff 1/14/03
Steal My Kisses Ben Harper 1/14/04
Rat Trap Boomtown Rats 1/14/05
A Question Of Temperature The Balloon Farm 1/14/06
2000 Nashville-based country fan magazine Music City News closes its doors after 37 years of publication.
2000 Violence erupts during a concert at California's 12,000-seat Oakland Arena starring Ginuwine and Eve. Chair-throwing fans rush the stage and gunfire resounds as 170 law enforcement officers clear the venue.
1999 Garth Brooks appears on Sesame Street. He sings a song called "Together We Make Music" with Harry and the other Sesame Street Monsters.
1999 Mel "Sporty Spice" Chisholm, drum'n'bass artist Goldie, and Everything But The Girl's Ben Watt are among the pop glitterati whose donated sneakers hit the auction block running. The foot-fetish charity auction to raise funds for U.K. homeless concern Centerpoint takes place at the London-based Notting Hill Arts Club.
1999 Hard rock band Metallica sues Victoria's Secret, claiming that the lingerie and accessories manufacturer infringed on its trademark by marketing a line of "Metallica" lip pencils.
1998 Smithereens front man Pat DiNizio launches his first solo tour in Pontiac, Mich.
1995 Pearl Jam performs with Neil Young for a Voters for Choice benefit in Washington, DC.
1970 The first Human Be-in takes place in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
1969 Dave Grohl of Nirvana and the Foo Fighters is Born.
1967 Diana Ross & the Supremes perform their last live show together. Las Vegas, Nev.
1955 Disc jockey Alan Freed holds his first Rock `n' Roll Party stage show in New York. Acts include the Clovers, Fats Domino and the Drifters.
1950 No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: "I Can Dream, Can't I?'' by the Andrews Sisters.
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