The shirelles

Elon Green writes about the Shirelles’ hits “There Goes My Baby,” “Will You Love Me Tomorrow,” and more.

The Shirelles (from left): Doris Coley, Micki Harris, Beverly Lee & Shirley Owens

The Chantels established the "girl group" genre with its 1958 smash hit "Maybe," then went on to establish a presence as one of R&B's first female groups with hits like "Look In My Eyes" and "I Told You So." From your Oldies Expert at About.com.

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'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow'- The Shirelles

The Shirelles

Photo of SHIRELLES; Posed studio group portrait - Addie "Micki" Harris , Doris Kenner-Jackson , Shirley Alston and Beverley Lee

The Shirelles (Doris Coley, Shirley Owens, Addie Harris, and Beverly Lee), perhaps best known for the 1961 Gerry Goffin-Carole King song "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow", an evocative introspection about contemplating the loss of virginity. (1962)

Will You Love Me Tomorrow The Shirelles Released on November 10, 1961

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