This Timeless Song Was Written In 1955 In A Church. Every Time I Listen To It, I Get Chills.

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The doo-wop classic “In The Still Of The Night,” written by Fred Parris and originally performed by The Five Satins, has become an enduring favorite. Although it didn’t gain widespread attention at first, it has since secured its place as a beloved staple in the genre. Over the years, artists like Boyz II Men and Debbie Gibson have reimagined the song, and it has made appearances in several films.

Parris crafted the song’s heartfelt lyrics in 1955, inspired by a late-night session in a quiet church basement. You can catch a live performance excerpt from the movie *Sweet Beat* below. The song’s popularity soared again when it was featured in the 1987 *Dirty Dancing* soundtrack. In 2010, *Rolling Stone* ranked it as the 90th greatest song of all time on their Top 500 list.

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Take a moment to enjoy this video and reconnect with a true classic!

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