The Paragons /Rock-n-Roll, Doo Wop/

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The Paragons - Best Of

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The Paragons were a classy Brooklyn harmony quintet who combined doo wop vocals with refined rock & roll backing to produce several interesting singles at the end of the 1950s. After hooking up with writer/producer and label owner Paul Winley, and led by Julius McMichael's high-tenor singing and fine songwriting abilities, the group produced a marvelous two-sided single in 1957, "Florence"/"Hey Little School Girl." The dramatic piano intro on "Florence" was played and arranged by Dave Cortez (of "The Happy Organ" fame), and his input on Paragons material was crucial to the group's easy, elegant sound. McMichael left the group as the '60s dawned and was replaced by Bill Witt and a move from the Winley label to Tap. The Paragons sorely missed McMichael's writing gift, however, and their later career consisted of competent, but uninspiring, covers of standards like "Begin The Beguine" and "Danny Boy." This collection is almost evenly divided between the Winley and Tap years and is set up chronologically, presenting a true, early history of this very fine group.

1.Florence
2.Hey Little School Girl
3.Let's Start All Over Again
4.Stick With Me Baby
5.Two Hearts Are Better Than One
6.Give Me Love
7.Vows of Love
8.Twilight
9.Darlin' I Love You
10.Doll Baby
11.So You Will Know
12.Don't Cry Baby
13.Kneel and Pray
14.Just a Memory
15.Florence Don't Leave Me
16.Blue Velvet
17.In the Midst of the Night
18.Begin the Beguine
19.Danny Boy
20.Baby Take My Hand
21.Wedding Bells
22.Hey Baby
23.If You Love Me
24.Thinking of You
25.If
26.Time After Time
27.Diamonds and Pearls
28.Things I Love

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