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Just read on the Classic Urban Harmony site that Little Joe Cook passed away in April.

 

Little Joe Cook of the Thrillers (1922 - 2014)
Little Joe Cook, known for his falsetto hits like "Peanuts" with the Philadelphia vocal group the Thrillers, died on April 16, 2014.  Cook was born in South Philly but moved to North Philly as a youngster where he formed the gospel group, the Evening Star Quartet.  The group recorded several outstanding songs including "Say A Prayer For The Boys In Korea".  By the mid-1950's Little Joe had moved into secular music, forming and mentoring the group, the Thrillers, with whom he ended up singing lead.  They scored with the song "Peanuts" which propelled Cook to fame.  Joe Cook continued singing for the remainder of his life, mostly in the Boston area.  He made countless recordings for different labels.  For the story of Joe Cook and the Thrillers early career, visit www.classicurbanharmony.net and scroll down the left hand side to click on "Groups From Philly's Francisville" under Articles By Us.  Listen to a YouTube of "Peanuts".
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Shame, besides the obvious northern tune I've always liked How Do You Say Goodbye the B side of Peanuts 68 which I think just oozes atmosphere.

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