The official radio network of GRAMMY Hall of Fame Recording Artist Jim Freeman, CEO of the Freeman Legacy Group. Jim Freeman is an original member of The Five Satins and contributed to its success as the groups legendary bass singer from 1955-1960. Shortly after recording the timeless “In the Still of the Night”, the group's lead singer Fred Parris left for military service in Japan. Soon after, the song became a hit, and entered the top forty later that year reaching No. 24 on Sept. 8, 1956. Jim Freeman quickly assumed leadership of the group and contacted Bill Baker and asked him to join the group to promote the record on tour. The group traveled throughout the United States and overseas and in 1957 recorded “To the Aisle,” with Mr. Baker, a tenor, as lead singer. In July 1957, the song peaked at #5 on the R&B charts and #25 on the Hot 100 and was featured in the popular film American Graffiti (1973).
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