The Penguins was an American doo-wop group of the 1950s and early '60s, bes… Read Full Bio ↴The Penguins was an American doo-wop group of the 1950s and early '60s, best remembered for their only Top 40 hit, "Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine)", which was one of the first rhythm and blues hits to cross over to the pop charts. The song peaked at #8 on the national charts, but had a three-week run at #1 on the R&B "race" chart.
Singers Cleveland Duncan, Curtis Williams, Dexter Tisby, and Bruce Tate, all students at Fremont High in Los Angeles, CA, formed the quartet in 1954. They broke up in 1959. Cleve Duncan sang lead on "Earth Angel."
The Penguins were one of a number of doo-wop groups of the period named after birds (such as The Orioles, The Flamingos, and The Crows).
The Penguins' single "Hey Senorita" was released on Doo-Tone Records in 1955 as the intended A-side, but a radio DJ flipped the record over to the B-side, "Earth Angel", which became far more popular. Their midtempo performance was a cross between rhythm and blues and the new rock and roll played by white performers and enjoyed by teenagers.
Coming off the success of "Earth Angel," The Penguins approached Buck Ram to manage them. Ram's primary interest was managing The Platters, who at that point had no hit singles but were a profitable touring group. With The Penguins in hand, Ram was able to swing a 2-for-1 deal with Mercury Records in which the company agreed to take on The Platters as a precondition for getting The Penguins (the group that Mercury really wanted). Ironically, The Penguins would never have a second hit single under the Mercury deal, while The Platters would be the label's most successful act.
The Penguins never had another national hit, but their 1957 cover of "Pledge of Love" reached #15 on the R&B chart.
For three decades, "Earth Angel" was almost always the #2 song on oldies station WCBS-FM's annual Top 500 countdown. (Another doo-wop favorite, The Five Satins' "In the Still of the Night" was the perennial #1 pick.)
The Penguins were inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004. In 2004, "Earth Angel" was named #151 on Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs Of All Time. "Earth Angel" was also one of The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock & Roll.
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Singers Cleveland Duncan, Curtis Williams, Dexter Tisby, and Bruce Tate, all students at Fremont High in Los Angeles, CA, formed the quartet in 1954. They broke up in 1959. Cleve Duncan sang lead on "Earth Angel."
The Penguins were one of a number of doo-wop groups of the period named after birds (such as The Orioles, The Flamingos, and The Crows).
The Penguins' single "Hey Senorita" was released on Doo-Tone Records in 1955 as the intended A-side, but a radio DJ flipped the record over to the B-side, "Earth Angel", which became far more popular. Their midtempo performance was a cross between rhythm and blues and the new rock and roll played by white performers and enjoyed by teenagers.
Coming off the success of "Earth Angel," The Penguins approached Buck Ram to manage them. Ram's primary interest was managing The Platters, who at that point had no hit singles but were a profitable touring group. With The Penguins in hand, Ram was able to swing a 2-for-1 deal with Mercury Records in which the company agreed to take on The Platters as a precondition for getting The Penguins (the group that Mercury really wanted). Ironically, The Penguins would never have a second hit single under the Mercury deal, while The Platters would be the label's most successful act.
The Penguins never had another national hit, but their 1957 cover of "Pledge of Love" reached #15 on the R&B chart.
For three decades, "Earth Angel" was almost always the #2 song on oldies station WCBS-FM's annual Top 500 countdown. (Another doo-wop favorite, The Five Satins' "In the Still of the Night" was the perennial #1 pick.)
The Penguins were inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004. In 2004, "Earth Angel" was named #151 on Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs Of All Time. "Earth Angel" was also one of The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame's 500 Songs That Shaped Rock & Roll.
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The Penguins Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by The Penguins:
A Christmas Prayer I pray that my love is home for Christmas And…
Baby Let's Make Some Love Everyday is just settling in the dust Unless you come right…
Be Mine Earth angel, earth angel Will you be mine? My darling dear L…
Be Mine or Be a Fool (oh, oh, oh, oh, wah-ah-ah, oh, oh, oh, oh Earth angel,…
Cool Baby Cool 안녕, 오늘도 즐거웠어, 내일 또 만나자 친구들아 하루하루가 왜 이렇게 매일…
Earth Angel Earth angel, earth angel Will you be mine? My darling dear L…
Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine (oh, oh, oh, oh, wah-ah-ah, oh, oh, oh, oh Earth angel,…
Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) Earth Angel, Earth Angel, Will you be mine? My darling dear,…
Earth Angel Will You Be Mine (oh, oh, oh, oh, wah-ah-ah, oh, oh, oh, oh Earth angel,…I Ain't Gonna Cry No More Ba-too-too-tee-too-too-zah-zah-zah Oh when you smilin' When…
If You're Mine Earth angel, earth angel Will you be mine? My darling dear L…
Jingle Jangle Sing me, sing me, sing me Sing me, sing me baby Ooooh…
Memories I'm all alone, feeling so blue Thinking about you and the…
Memories of El Monte I'm all alone. Feeling so blue. Thinking about you And the l…
Promises Promises Promises How can i believe That you want deceive All i guess from…
Will You Be Mine Earth angel, earth angel, will you be mine? My darling dear…You're An Angel Earth angel, earth angel Will you be mine? My darling dear L…
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@Onefuturist
The adults are majestic and the kids are adorable!
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@prayed249
I hate the widows without kids they smother the orphan to death
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@prayed249
zul Erry what was the point of this
@dr.alexei4532
The adults: hyperspeed noises intensify
@Palerider610
There can never be too many penguins.
@leeohmoon231
Pale 100% AGREE! :D
@EllaTrigger
Yes of course I even saw them in museums eh they were all swimming around which is cool and cute
@melissawickersham9912
Everything is truly better with penguins!