August 22, 1956 The Five Satins make their debut on the Billboard R&B chart with a song they recorded in a New Haven, Connecticut church basement, “In The Still of the Night”. Originally issued as a “B” side on the tiny Standard label, the song was re-released by Ember Records after some strong local sales. The 45 would rise to #3 on the R&B chart and #24 on the Pop chart, selling over a million copies. #rockabilly #bandrockabillyitalia #rockabillyitalia #doowop #TheFiveSatins | Rockabilly Itali

The Five Satins - In The Still of The Nite (1956) "In The Still of The Nite," created by Fred Parris of The Five Satins, is a seminal doo-wop track that encapsulates youthful longing and romance. Originating from Parris's reflections during Army duty and recorded in St. Bernadette's Church's basement, this song transcended its modest inception to become a timeless piece of 1950s pop culture. Its iconic opening, Parris's heartfelt vocals, and the Satins' harmonies convey deep emotional narratives