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The Shirelles

Early R&B
Soul music
Doo-wop
The Shirelles carved out their place in pop history in 1960 when their recording of the Gerry Goffin-Carole King song Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow made them the first all-girl group to score a Number 1 hit in the US (it only made Number 4 in the UK). They pre-dated Motown and The Supremes and as such effectively created the template for the boom in girl groups that followed. Schoolfriends in Passaic, New Jersey, they originally called themselves the Poquellos after writing a song, I Met Him On A Sunday, and entering a talent show. It just so happened that the mother of another...
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Will You Love Me TomorrowThe Shirelles
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Mama SaidThe Shirelles
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Dedicated To The One I LoveThe Shirelles
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Soldier BoyThe Shirelles
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Foolish Little GirlThe Shirelles
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Mama SaidThe Shirelles
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Will You Love Me TomorrowThe Shirelles

Tonight's the Night

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Mama SaidThe Shirelles

The Shirelles' Greatest Hits

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Dedicated To The One I LoveThe Shirelles

Tonight's the Night

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Soldier BoyThe Shirelles

The Shirelles & King Curtis Give a Twist Party

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Foolish Little GirlThe Shirelles

Foolish Little Girl

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Mama SaidThe Shirelles

The Shirelles Sing To Trumpets And Strings

2:09

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