The Paris Sisters

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I Love How You Love Me 02:08 Tools
All Through the Night 02:04 Tools
Be My Boy 01:59 Tools
Dream Lover 02:38 Tools
Always Waitin' 02:40 Tools
You (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
He Knows I Love Him Too Much 02:32 Tools
Born To Be With You (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Sincerely 00:00 Tools
I'm Me 00:00 Tools
It's My Party 00:00 Tools
My Good Friend 00:00 Tools
Too Good To Be True 00:00 Tools
What Am I To Do? 00:00 Tools
Long After Tonight Is All Over 00:00 Tools
Let Me Be The One 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me - Re-Recorded In Stereo 00:00 Tools
A Lonely Girl's Prayer 00:00 Tools
You 00:00 Tools
Born To Be With You 00:00 Tools
I'm Me (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
I'll Be Crying Tomorrow 00:00 Tools
Some Of Your Lovin' 00:00 Tools
Yes I Love You 00:00 Tools
Lonely Girl 00:00 Tools
See That Boy 00:00 Tools
Too Good To Be True (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
My Good Friend (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Long After Tonight Is All Over (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Sincerely (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
It's My Party (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
See That Boy (aka See That Girl) (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Some Of Your Lovin' (Album Version) 00:00 Tools
Once Upon A While Ago 00:00 Tools
Why Do I Take It From You? 00:00 Tools
can't help falling in love 00:00 Tools
Daughter Daughter 00:00 Tools
Baby, Honey Baby 00:00 Tools
The Man With The Mistletoe Mustache 00:00 Tools
He Noticed Me 00:00 Tools
Won't You Help Me 00:00 Tools
I Don't Even Care 00:00 Tools
See That Boy - aka See That Girl 00:00 Tools
Christmas In My Hometown 00:00 Tools
Help Me 00:00 Tools
I Came A Long Way To Nowhere 00:00 Tools
Huckleberry Pie 00:00 Tools
I Don't Give A Darn 00:00 Tools
Together 00:00 Tools
Be My Boy - Re-Recorded In Stereo 00:00 Tools
Yesterday 00:00 Tools
Always Waiting 00:00 Tools
Yes - I Love You 00:00 Tools
Once Upon A Time 00:00 Tools
See That Boy - aka See That Girl Album Version 00:00 Tools
Long After Tonight Is Over 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [Version One] 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (Re-Recorded In Stereo) 00:00 Tools
Greener days 00:00 Tools
Stand Naked Clown 00:00 Tools
I’ll Be Crying Tomorrow 00:00 Tools
The Ugliest Girl in Town 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (stereo version) 00:00 Tools
I Love You 00:00 Tools
Golden Days 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [Version Two] 00:00 Tools
He Knows I Love Him Too Much - Re-Recorded In Stereo 00:00 Tools
The Paris Sisters 00:00 Tools
When I Fall In Love 00:00 Tools
When I'm Alone with You 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me - Stereo Version 00:00 Tools
Bully, Bully Man 00:00 Tools
Baby That's Me 02:05 Tools
Be My Boy ('67 Version) 00:00 Tools
Play It One More Time 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (New 2006 Stereo Mix By Tom Moulton) 00:00 Tools
Then Came Love 00:00 Tools
Lover Boy 00:00 Tools
See That Boy (aka See That Girl) 00:00 Tools
Yes I Love You Phil 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me ('67 Version) 00:00 Tools
So Much - So Very Much 00:00 Tools
Be My Boy - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
I Love How Do You Love Me 00:00 Tools
Diet Rite Commercial 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [Stereo Version, mixed by Tom Moulton] 00:00 Tools
Some Of Your Loving 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [1961] 00:00 Tools
See That Boy - aka See That Girl Album Version 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Yes -- I Love You 00:00 Tools
All Through the Night - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Be My Boy (1961) 00:00 Tools
He Knows I Love Him Too Much - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Love How You Love Me 00:00 Tools
Let Me Be The One (Remastered) 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (Stereo) 00:00 Tools
A Lonely Girl's Prayer - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
He Knows I Love Him Too Much (Remastered) 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (1961) 00:00 Tools
Yes I Love You - Paris Sisters 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (1961) (Digitally Remastered 2012) 00:00 Tools
You Won't Help Me 00:00 Tools
i love how you love me (sidewalk version) 00:00 Tools
Always Waitin' (Arr) 00:00 Tools
I Know How You Love Me 00:00 Tools
What Am I to Do - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (1960 #5) 00:00 Tools
Let Me Be the One - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Yes-I Love You - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Girl U Need A Change Of Mind 00:00 Tools
Our Own Way 00:00 Tools
A Lonely Girls Prayer 00:00 Tools
He Noticed Me (solo Priscilla Paris) 00:00 Tools
I Love How 00:00 Tools
How Can You Know My Love 00:00 Tools
Your Own Glass House 00:00 Tools
Dream Lover (1964) 00:00 Tools
What Am I To Do' 00:00 Tools
Baby Honey Baby - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
He Knows I Love Him To Much 00:00 Tools
You Went Your Way 00:00 Tools
The Best Part Of It Is 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (The Paris Sisters) 00:00 Tools
There's So Much About My Baby (That I Love) 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me - 1961 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (Stereo Version) - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
Help Me (solo Priscilla Paris) 00:00 Tools
Long After Tonight 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [stereo mix] 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me [Sidewalk Version] 00:00 Tools
Once Upon a While Ago - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
I Love How Do You Love Me - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me (Digitally Remastered) 00:00 Tools
Good Friend 00:00 Tools
My Buddy 00:00 Tools
Paris Sisters 00:00 Tools
I Love How You 00:00 Tools
I Love How You Love Me - The original version, played on a 1954 Seeburg jukebox 02:13 Tools
I Love How You Love Me 45 (Gregmark, 1961) 00:00 Tools
052 - Paris Sisters - I Love How You Love Me 00:00 Tools
I'll Be Crying Tomorrow - Original Mix 00:00 Tools
He Owns The World (solo Priscilla Paris) 00:00 Tools
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The Paris Sisters were Albeth, Priscilla, and Sherrell Paris, a soft-voiced sister trio from San Francisco, California. The group was formed in the early '50s due to the aspirations of their opera singing mother. Mrs. Paris had quit a career at San Francisco Milano Opera Company to raise the three girls as singers, training them around the family piano. When another earlier vintage trio The Andrew Sisters came to San Francisco to perform, Mom had the girls all dressed alike and sitting in front, mouthing the words to their songs for the full three weeks of their engagement. Unable to not notice, The Andrew Sisters put the girls on stage to perform. The three pre-teen sisters preceded to wow the audience with their version of the Andrew Sisters' "Rum and Coca Cola." An MCA Records agent was in the audience and soon had them on the road playing USO shows and fairs along the California coast. In 1954-'55 they recorded pop singles like "Ooh La La" and "Huckleberry Pie" for Decca. Soon thereafter, The Paris Sisters found themselves in Las Vegas working as a lounge act from midnight to seven in the morning at the ages of nine (Priscilla), ten (Albeth), and fifteen (Sherrell). Wigs, padded bras and hips, lots of make up, and false eyelashes hid their youth and their dad's ability to revise their birth certificates, since he worked at the hospital where they were born. They sang at the Dunes with Frank Sinatra and the Frontier with a young Elvis Presley. In 1957, they recorded "Old Enough To Cry" for Imperial Records. So far, none of their records had sold many copies. But they were talented and professional despite their age, so they made some money from '58-'59 singing on demos at Gold Star Studios in Los Angeles. By 1959, the sisters had met Jess Rand who brought them to Imperial Records where they recorded two singles that went unnoticed. In 1961 Lester Sill saw the sisters and acquired their contract from Rand. Sill then brought a young Phil Spector from New York to produce the girls. Though the Paris Sisters had always sung three-part-harmony and rarely featured a lead, Spector saw a similarity between Priscilla's voice and Annette Kleinbard of the Teddy Bears. Spector envisioned a new Teddy Bear Style. Spector brought the group to New York and had them stay at his New York apartment while he moved across the street to the Park Plaza. In typical Spector fashion he woke them in the wee hours and took them through Central Park in a horse drawn carriage to rehearse songs. Back in Los Angeles, they recorded "Be My Boy" which Sill took to various record companies with none wanting to pick it up. Sill then issued it on his newly formed Gregmark label and by April 24th it had charted, reaching #56 on the Billboard Top 100. Sill then went to New York looking for a follow up song and found it at Don Kirshner's Aldon Music. It was a Barry Mann and Larry Kolber ballad entitled "I Love How You Love Me." The song became the Paris Sisters' second Gregmark release and a precursor to the Spector's yet to be developed "wall of sound." With Priscilla on lead and the girl's hypnotic harmony, "I Love How You Love Me" rose to number five on October 30. The next record "He Knows I Love Him Too Much" was written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King and eventually rose to number thirty-four. At this time the group recorded a Spector-produced album of similar songs that mysteriously disappeared. Without an album to follow the hits the Paris Sisters found them effectively back at square one. They did some backup sessions and a disagreement over royalties due them, soon found them label-less. They appeared in a British rock and roll movie produced by Richard Lester (who later did the Beatles films) titled Ring-A-Ding Rhythm and toured the U.S. with Dion and the Belmonts and the Marvelettes , among others. In 1964, the Paris Sisters recorded a rock-a-ballad version of Bobby Darin's "Dream Lover" that peaked at number ninety-one. Three albums and five singles in 1966 and 1967 failed, and by the early 70s the group disbanded. Sherrell formed a band called Sherrell Paris and the New People that toured until the late 70s. Sherrell remarried for the second time and became an executive assistant on Bob Barker's TV show, The Price Is Right. Albeth went into independent TV production with her husband. Priscilla Paris released three solo albums between 1967 and 1978, during which she moved to England and then Paris. In 1978 an accident left her with partial facial paralysis. Tragedy struck again on March 5, 2004, when she died following a fall at home. Her sweet, whispery vocals were a pure aural delight, inspiring Phil Spector to some of his greatest early heights as a ground-breaking young producer. "She had a unique sound, and she sang with so much passion and so much from her heart," says Albeth. "I think her sound will never be forgotten." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.