THE CRYSTALS "DA DOO RON RON (WHEN HE WALKED ME HOME)" Lyrics

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DA DOO RON RON (WHEN HE WALKED ME HOME) 1
Written by: Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry & Phil Spector
Produced by: Phil Spector
Performed by: The Crystals 2 3
First released: 1963.

Appears on:

Singles:
The Crystals
A-side: "Da Doo Ron Ron"
B-side: "Git' It"
1. (Philles, 45rpm, #112, US)-1963 4 ,
2. (London, 45rpm, #HLU-9732, UK)-1963,
3. (London, 45rpm, #HL-2103, Australia)-1963,
4. (London, 45rpm, #DL20-706, Germany)-1963,

The Cyrstals
A-side: "Da Doo Ron Ron"
B-side: "He's A Rebel"
1. (London, 45rpm, #HLU-10239, UK)-1969,

The Crystals
A-side: "Then He Kissed Me"
B-side: "Da Doo Ron Ron"
1. (GIP, 45rpm, #4103, Netherlands)-1979,

EPs:
The Crystals:
Track 1: "Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home)"
Track 2: "Git' It"
Track 3: "He's a Rebel"
Track 4: "I Love You Eddie"
1. (London, EP, #EDGE-71841, Australis)-1963,

The Crystals
Track 1: "Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home)"
Track 2: "Brother Julius"
Track 3: "Then He Kissed Me"
Track 4: "Git' It"
1. (London, EP, #10.150, France)-1963,

The Crystals
Track 1: "Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home)"
Track 2: "He's a Rebel"
Track 3: "He's Sure the Boy I Love"
Track 4: "I Love You Eddie"
1. (London, EP, #HELU-1381, UK)-1963,

Albums:
The Crystals He's a Rebel
1. (Philles, 20-Track, Mono LP, #PHLP-400, US)-1963,

The Best of the Crystals
1. (ABCKO, 19, Track, CD, #Unknown, US)-19xx,

The Crystals He's a Rebel
1. (London, 10-Track, CD, #LT-5118, UK)-1999,

The Best of the Crystals
1. (Pegasus-Pinnacle, 13-Track, CD, #73479, US)-(1992)
-2004, et al.

1 Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home)," reached #3
on Billboard's Hot 100 and became the Crystals' second
biggest hit in the UK, reaching #5. According to
Darlene Love (another of Spector's recording artists)
the track was originally recorded by The Blossoms, with
Love herself on lead vocal. Prior to release, however,
Spector erased Love's lead and replaced it with a vocal
by the Crystals' Dolores "LaLa" Brooks, although he
kept the Blossoms' backing vocals in place. In 2004,
this song was #114 on Rolling Stone's list of The 500
Greatest Songs of All Time.

2 Starting out as a quintet, then a quartet and
ultimatly winding up as a trio, the following is a list
of each girl's tenure with the group:

Barbara Alston (1960-1964)
Delores "Dee Dee" Kennibrew (1960-1966, 1971-present)
Mary Thomas (1960-1962)
Patricia "Patsy" Wright (1960-1964)
Merna Girard (1960-1962)
Dolores "La La" Brooks (1962-1966)-sang lead vocals on
this recording.
Frances Collins (1964-1966)
Darlene Love (Off and on from 1961-1966)

3 Covered by:
Frank Alamo,
The Aztecs,
The Carpenters,
Saun Cassidy,
The Donnas,
The Fabulous Singlettes,
Ellie Greenwich,
Billy J. Kramer & the Dakotas,
Ian Matthews,
Jack Nitzsche,
Poison Ivvy,
The Raindrops,
The Rolling Stones,
The Searchers,
Sha Na Na,
Stormy Weather,
Brian Wilson,
et al.

4 Transcribed from this record.

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