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The Drifters Discography (Soulful Kinda Music Link)

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[Ljblanken]

sounds like a million dollars...

 

 

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[The Yank]

The Drifters performing "At The Club" live- 

 

[Guest Shufflin]

the one I remember them most for

 

[Gold Band]

Not everyones cup of 'T' but I like this

 

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15 minutes ago, Gold Band said:

Not everyones cup of 'T' but I like this

people dislike it? love it

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[Bruv]

Excellent spin from the Great Drifters - Baby What I Mean 

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[The Yank]

With the Holidays right around the corner- 

 

[Bruv]

Another Beauty from the Drifters - Save The Last Dance For Me 

[Gotsoul]

Great classic.

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[Bruv]

 Drifters - You're More Than A Number In My Little Red Book   

[Sebastian]

Always liked this one:

 

[The Yank]

Great but moody B side featuring a  young Dionne Warwick

(along with her sister Dee Dee, Cissy Houston and Myrna Smith ) - 

 

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[Sunnysoul]

Great record from 1973, Gene Barge produced, recorded at Ter Mar Studios in Chicago, anyone care to speculate who was in this Drifters line-up and who sang lead ?

The Drifters "The Struggler" (Steeltown)

 

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[Bruv]

Absolute Timeless Classic Drifters spin - Up On The Roof   

[Rick Cooper]

Up In The Streets Of Harlem  - One of their best sixties sides and a Bert Berns composition and production  so got to be good. 

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[Bruv]

Confession time  I remember singing along to Some Kind Of Wonderful when my then sweetheart insisted I took her to see the Dirty Dancing Film at the local flicks, made my night hearing this cracker come on. 

[Geoff]

So many of  these wonderful records bring back memories for me at school and just after, loads played in the clubs I frequented. What with their changes of personnel and style they leave a great legacy.

[Geoff]

Here's the first record by the Drifters, featuring Clyde McPhatter on lead vocal. I would say this is a very important record in the history of rhythm and blues.