The Bobbettes With Reggie Obrecht Orchestra - Mr Lee

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Review by Matthew Rogers

The Bobbettes With Reggie Obrecht Orchestra's album Mr Lee is a fantastic blend of doo-wop and R&B that transports listeners back to the 1950s. The album features the group's hit single "Mr Lee," which showcases their incredible harmonies and catchy melodies.

The album also includes a range of other great tracks, such as "I Shot Mr Lee," "Zoomy," and "Dance with Me Georgie." Each song is expertly crafted and performed, with the Reggie Obrecht Orchestra adding a rich and dynamic instrumental backing to the Bobbettes' vocals.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Mr. Lee2:14
Look At The Stars2:15

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The Bobbettes - Look At The Stars 78 rpm!
The Bobbettes - Look At The Stars
THE BOBBETTES - MR. LEE'' (1957)
The Bobbettes - Mr Lee 78 rpm!
1957 HITS ARCHIVE: Mr. Lee - Bobbettes

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Catalog Numbers

45-1144

Labels

Atlantic

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

Notes

Label variation - Similar to release 1574288, except the spacing between letters of title and artists names are closer together.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): A-2422
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): A-2425
  • Matrix / Runout: A 2422 ∆15491
  • Matrix / Runout: A 2425 ∆15492

About The Bobbettes With Reggie Obrecht Orchestra

The R&B New York girl group called "The Harlem Queens" in 1955 . Two years later, The Queens took the supposedly less-provocative name, "The Bobbettes" at the insistence of their new label, Atlantic Records. Soon again The Bobbettes were forced by Atlantic to whitewash their first hit, "Mr. Lee" turning a song about how much they hated the school principal into a song of endearment. After producing a couple duds, The Bobbettes were let go from Atlantic and they were free to move back toward their original grittier style born of the playground and the projects. In 1960, they released the excellent track, "I Shot Mr. Lee" which gives some insight into what they actually thought of their principal. A year later, they released the track "I Don't Like It Like-That

Name Vars

  • Bobbettes
  • Bobettes
  • The Bobbettes - 1981
  • The Bobbettes 1981
  • The Bobbettes/1986
  • The Bobbetts
  • The Bobettes
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Aliases

  • Sophisticated Ladies
  • Soul Angels

Members

  • Helen Gathers
  • Emma Ruth Pought
  • Jannie Pought
  • Laura Webb
  • Reather Dixon
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Summary by Matthew Rogers

Mr Lee is a must-listen for fans of classic doo-wop and R&B. The album captures the spirit of a bygone era while also showcasing the timeless appeal of the Bobbettes' music. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to the group, this album is sure to delight and entertain.

Comments

jenlandia
Stand By Me
khadijaabdulle
First heard this in the early 90's on a Cosby episode. Classic
liquipro
Miss OLEIGH
missbekah21
In the Late 50's this was my auntie Vicki's favorite song ! EarLier tonight my FamiLy ceLebrated Her 80th BirthDay . . .!
yomara2108
Lyrics:

One, two, three, hey, look at Mr. Lee
Three, four, five, hey, look at him jive

Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee

I met my sweetie, his name is Mr. Lee
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)
I met my sweetie, his name is Mr. Lee
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)
Oh, he’s the handsomest sweetie that you ever did see
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)

My heart is achin’ for you Mt. Lee
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)
My heart is achin’ for you Mr. Lee
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)
‘Cause I love you so and I’ll never let you go
(Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee)

Oh, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee

Here comes Mr. Lee, he’s coming for me
Here comes Mr. Lee, he’s coming for me
He’s my lover boy, let’s jump for joy

Come on Mr. Lee and do your stuff
Come on Mr. Lee and do your stuff
‘Cause you’re gonna be mine till the end of time

One, two, three, hey, look at Mr. Lee
Three, four, five, hey, look at him jive

One, two, three, hey, look at Mr. Lee
Three, four, five, hey, look at him jive

Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee

Ah, Mr. Lee, Mr. Lee, oh, Mr. Lee
bricksccg
High School Principal. I heard differently.
svidartec
Dis is dat MAIN “rekkit” I thought was so cool back in the day! PWG
meylinahusnia
I heard it was their High School principal they were singing about ?
kazeflaw
Wow, this song is so much fun. An absolute doo wop classic!!
trendingbabua
Great tune!
lalettayn
Released on the Atlantic label in 1957