This timeless song was composed in a church in 1955. I get chills every time I listen to it.

Fred Parris wrote the song “In The Still Of The Night,” which his band Five Satins recorded. When it was first released, it was a moderate hit, but it gained a lot of airtime over time and is now regarded as one of the greatest doo-woop songs ever. Numerous musicians, such as Debbie Gibson and Boyz II Men, have covered it. Additionally, it has appeared in a number of films.
Parris wrote this gem in the basement of a nearby church in 1955. We may watch a live clip from the movie Sweet Beat in the video below. When the song was added to the 1987 “Dirty Dancing” soundtrack, its popularity only grew. The song ultimately came in at number 90 on the Rolling Stones’ 2010 list of the Top 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. THE VIDEO BELOW:

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