A Philly vocal group who were originally known as the Cavaliers in 1954, the Sensations initially featured dual lead vocalists Yvonne Mills Baker and Tommy Wicks. They enjoyed two Top 40 R&B hits in that vein, the biggest being “Please Mr. Disc Jockey” for Atco in 1956.
They changed their style and lineup in 1961, with Baker and bass vocalist Alphonso Howell from the original band being joined by Richard Curtain and Sam Armstrong. They scored their biggest hit with “Let Me In,” which reached number two on the R&B charts (number four pop) for Argo in 1962. Bio.
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This was new to me, but I liked it!
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So glad that you took the time to listen and comment. Have a fabulous holiday dear friend! Sending you and your family the most loving wishes always and for the season. 🔔🎶💓💓☕️☕️👒👒I cannot imagine how many years have passed by!🥹
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So jazzy, so good! I love how it really sets the mood and puts you in a groove instantly. Great song choice and thanks for sharing their stuff with us, AOC!
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Thanks Lashaan! Wishing you a great week and greetings for the season!♥️🔔🎶
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Memories! 🎶Wee who. Lol. Thanks AOC and holiday wishes to you all.
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You are sounding “Good”! 🎶😆
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Thank you Clarice. What a great find. Thank you so much.💕☕️☕️
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