Van Halen - Romeo Delight

The latter moved to Ar-si-hey-Victor in January 1960, which was especially alarming. Like Ray Charles, Cook belonged to the Negro rhythm and blues elite, who managed to free themselves from racial conventions and established themselves in the charts of general pop music. After the unexpected commercial success of the song “You Send Me” in 1957, the son of a pastor from Chicago managed to do the incredible - to charm the general American audience, while preserving the Negro specificity in his repertoire, unlike Net King Cole, who tried to make him forget about his origin, when he started to sing. ARC launched its commercial vehicle, and Cook was on his way to becoming a second bestseller, so Elvis should be on the alert if he wanted to maintain an edge.