A heartfelt collection of vocal harmony tunes that capture the innocent romance and optimistic spirit of the mid-1950s. This album echoes the sounds of urban street corners where harmonies were born and the jukeboxes that fueled teenage dreams, delivering a pure, unfiltered dose of early rock & roll nostalgia.

My Only One

King of the Hop

Under the Boardwalk Moon

The Promise in Your Eyes

Cadillac Cruise

Whispers in the Hall

A Letter Never Sent

Lonely Echoes

Just One Look

Tua Boca e Eu

DWD 680

Maurice Williams and The Gladiolas - Little Darlin'

(demo)
lose
I'll lose myself in you
Cause I can't ever choose
What I'm supposed to do 

It's always up to you
It's always up to you
whatever I choose
Cause I'm always gonna lose
yeah, lose myself in you

you
aren't you scared to lose
yeah, lose myself in you
I'll lose myself in you
cause it's what I'm supposed to do
whenever I'm with you
whenever I'm with you
it's what I'm supposed to do
Whenever I'm with you

MUSIC VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXJXJQz41t4

Loser

DWD 681

1952 Selected Tracks:
“Bloomdido” Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie
“Gator’s Groove” Willis ‘Gator’ Jackson
“Have Mercy Baby” The Dominoes
“Juke” Little Walter
“That’s What You’re Doing To Me” The Dominoes
“Aged And Mellow” Little Esther
“Baby Don’t Do It” The “5” Royales
“Beside You” The Swallows
“Chain Me Baby” The Du Droppers
“Cold Cold Heart” Dinah Washington
“Cry” Johnnie Ray & The Four Lads
“Daddy Daddy” Ruth Brown
“Four In One” Thelonious Monk 
“Five Long Years” Eddie Boyd
“5-10-15 Hours” Ruth Brown
“Goin’ Home” Fats Domino
“How Could You” The Mello-Moods
“I Played The Fool” The Clovers
“Is It A Dream?” The Vocaleers
“Mad About The Boy” Dinah Washington
“Moody’s Mood For Love” King Pleasure
“Moonrise” The Royals
“My Song” Johnny Ace & The Beale Streeters
“Night Train” Jimmy Forrest
“One Mint Julep” The Clovers
“Roll With My Baby” Ray Charles
“Trouble In Mind” Dinah Washington
“Unforgettable” Nat King Cole
“Where Are You (Now That I Need You” The Mellow-Moods
“You Know I Love You” B.B. King
“You’re My Inspiration” The Five Crowns

DJ Balladeer Visits 1952

DWD 682

All of Me (1950s Doo-Wop Version)

✨ Step back in time to the golden era of rock and roll with this vintage reimagining of John Legend's modern classic. ✨

What if "All of Me" had been written in 1958? This version brings the soulful emotion of John Legend's iconic love ballad into the world of classic doo-wop, featuring:

🎤 Smooth crooner-style vocals

🎷 Soulful tenor saxophone melodies

👥 Harmonic backing vocals (sha-boom, shoo-wop)

🎹 Wurlitzer electric piano chords

🥁 Gentle brushed drums

Recorded with authentic vintage warmth and analog tape saturation, this track captures the romantic nostalgia of a slow dance at a 1950s sock hop. Close your eyes and let the timeless sound of classic romance sweep you away.



All Of Me ( 1950s )

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