So Fine
The Fiestas
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So fine, so fine So fine, yeah My baby's so doggone fine She loves me, come rain, come shine Oh, oh yeah, so fine She thrills me, she thrills me She thrills me, yeah My baby thrills me all the time She sends those chills up and down my spine Oh, oh yeah, so fine Well, I know She loves me so Well, I know Because my baby tells me so, oh, oh so fine So fine So fine, yeah My baby's so doggone fine She sends those chills up and down my spine Oh, oh yeah, so fine Well, I know She loves me so Well, I know Because my baby tells me so, oh, oh so fine She's so fine She's so fine, yeah My baby's so doggone fine She sends those chills up and down my spine Oh, oh yeah, so fine She's so fine She's so fine She's so fine She's so fine She's so fine
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Written by: JOHNNY OTIS
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11 facts about this song
Genre Classification"So Fine" is categorized under the doo-wop genre, a style of vocal-based rhythm and blues music that developed in African American communities during the 1940s and was popular in the 1950s to early 1960s.
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Band MembersThe Fiestas consisted of Tommy Bullock, Eddie Morris, Sam Ingalls, and Preston Lane. They are the vocalists behind the performance of "So Fine".
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Record Label"So Fine" was released under Old Town Records, a New York-based record company known for producing doo-wop, rhythm and blues, and soul music.
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Year of ReleaseThe song "So Fine" was released in 1959, during the height of the popularity of the doo-wop genre.
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Chart Performance"So Fine" reached No. 11 in the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 3 in the R&B chart in 1959.
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InspirationThe song was inspired by the song "Fine, Fine Frame" by The Robins by blending tears-in-your-beer country ballads with the melodramatic fervor of gospel music, which also matured into soul music.
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Album Participation"So Fine" was later included in several compilation albums of doo-wop and 50s music, testifying to its enduring popularity.
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LegacyThe song's memorable melody and harmonies have made it a favorite among both doo-wop enthusiasts and casual fans of 50s music, contributing to the ongoing popularity of the doo-wop genre.
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Cover VersionsPost the release, the song inspired many artists to perform cover versions. The genome of American music contains performances by The Fiestas, The Chancellors, and Johnny Maestro.
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Style"So Fine" incorporates the call-and-response structure common in gospel music, with one vocalist leading the song and the others responding in harmony.
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SongwriterThe song was written by Johnny Otis, who was a seminal R&B musician, bandleader, and talent scout. He had a significant influence on American popular music during the 50s and 60s.
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