| | Great Labels Of The Doo Wop Era: Ember Records CD
Al Silver started a small record pressing plant out of a Greenwich Village basement in 1946, and he gradually turned to the recording side of things, as well, creating two record imprints, Herald and Ember, by 1952. Silver had an uncanny ear for hits, and at least two of his Ember Records releases, the Five Satins' "In the Still of the Night" and the Silhouettes' "Get a Job," both of which are included on this short ten-song sampler of Ember's '50s catalog, are undeniable doo wop classics. At around 35 minutes in length, this set is too brief to be anything more than a stone skipping over the surface of Ember's vocal group releases, but at a budget price, it will get you started. ~ Steve Leggett Great Labels Of The Doo Wop Era: Ember Records Music Great Labels Of The Doo Wop Era: Ember Records Songs | 1. | In the Still of the Night - The Five Satins |
| 2. | Get a Job - The Silhouettes |
| 3. | Daddy's Little Girl - Roger & the Travelers |
| 4. | Dear Diary - The Smoothtones |
| 5. | Shedding Teardrops - The Paramounts |
| 6. | Bing Bong - The Silhouettes |
| 7. | To the Aisle - The Five Satins |
| 8. | Tonite Tonite - Barries |
| 9. | Fountain of Love - The Starlarks |
| 10. | Wonderful Girl - The Five Satins |
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