"In the Still of the Night" by The Five Satins is a classic doo-wop ballad that was first released in 1956. Written by group member Fred Parris, the song is known for its smooth harmonies, romantic lyrics, and the signature echoing "shooby doo" background vocals that helped define the doo-wop genre. The song was recorded in the basement of a New Haven, Connecticut church, giving it a raw and intimate sound that contributed to its nostalgic charm. Although it only reached No. 24 on the Billboard

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On this day in Music History - August 22, 1956 The Five Satins make their debut on the Billboard R&B chart with a song they recorded in a New Haven, Connecticut church basement, "In The Still of the Night". Originally issued as a "B" side on the tiny Standard label, the song was re-released by Ember Records after some strong local sales. The 45 would rise to #3 on the Billboard R&B chart and #24 on the Pop chart, selling over a million copies. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio