Brian Poole
See Brian Poole & The Tremeloes.
Brian Poole was lead singer with English beat group Brian Poole & the Tremeloes from their foundation in 1958 until he left the band in 1966 (when the band changed it name to The Tremeloes). As a soloist, Poole failed to chart with subsequent records, but pursued a successful cabaret career.
Brian Poole was lead singer with English beat group Brian Poole & the Tremeloes from their foundation in 1958 until he left the band in 1966 (when the band changed it name to The Tremeloes). As a soloist, Poole failed to chart with subsequent records, but pursued a successful cabaret career.
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Do You love Me
Brian Poole Lyrics
You broke my heart 'cause I couldn't dance,
You didn't even want me around.
And now I'm back to let you know I can really shake 'em down.
Do you love me?
(I can really move, )
Do you love me?
(I'm in the groove.)
Now do you love me?
(Do you love me now that I can dance?)
Watch me, now.
(Work, work)
Ah,work it out baby.
(work, work)
Well, you're drivin' me crazy.
(work, work)
With just a little bit of soul, now
(work!)
Now I can mash potatoes, I can do the twist,
Tell me, baby, do you like it like this?
Tell me,
(Tell me,)
Tell me.
Do you love me?
(I can really move, )
Do you love me?
(I'm in the groove.)
Now do you love me?
(Do you love me now that I can dance?)
Watch me, now.
(Work, work)
Ah,work it out baby.
(work, work)
Well, you're drivin' me crazy.
(work, work)
With just a little bit of soul, now
(work!)
Now I can mash potatoes, I can do the twist,
Tell me, baby, do you like it like this?
Tell me,
(Tell me,)
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Berry Gordy Jr
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jimbo1957
+Dassoon Fitz:
Yes, this was a version of a song previously recorded by American group The Coasters. As a matter of fact, the song was also recorded by another UK group (the Dave Clark Five) at the same time as the Brian Poole version.
But... the Brian Poole version is the best of the three, by a wide margin. And the Dave Clark version was the second best.
This often happened with American R&B songs from before and during the British Invasion. Only the bravest and most foolhardy of souls would try to suggest that the Isley Brothers' version of "Twist And Shout" was on the same planet as that by The Beatles.
John Gazzana
This song. Is making me jump all over the place like. A crazy man love it
jytte thagaard nielsen
When I got home from scool I always played this and my friend and I danced to this . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jimmy Young
An original feel good tune, and one of the best.
Glynis Roberts
Great song!
bob fourjs
Brilliant.
Derek Seeds
This is one of several covers
Shailendra SINGH
For Brooke whose yellow juices I loved
Mark Herron
Happy birthday to Brian Poole his birthday verse is Luke 11:3 Merry Christmas 🎄 Blessings and hugs 🤗💞💓😊❤️💕💖🙏🙏🙏🙏!
Dave Fry
takes me back to my school days
Dallas Heltzell
The Wikipedia article is interesting about this group which originally spelled its oane Tremoloes, not Tremeloes, and went on to have big hits with "Here Comes My Baby" and especially "Silence is Golden." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tremeloes