This Classic Song, Composed In 1955 In A Church, Always Gives Me Chills Whenever I Hear It

“In The Still Of The Night,” created by Fred Parris and performed by his group, the Five Satins, is a classic in the doo-wop genre. Initially a modest success, it has gained widespread radio play over the years and is now regarded as one of the top doo-wop songs of all time.

This legendary song, written in 1955 by Parris in a church basement, has been covered by numerous artists, such as Boyz II Men and Debbie Gibson, and has appeared in several films. Its popularity surged further when it was included in the 1987 soundtrack for Dirty Dancing.

The song’s lasting appeal is underscored by its spot on Rolling Stone’s list of the Top 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, where it was ranked 90th in 2010. You can enjoy a live excerpt from the film Sweet Beat in the video below.

Overall, “In The Still Of The Night” continues to be cherished as a classic, known for its timeless charm and significant impact on the doo-wop music scene.
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