The Shirelles, you may remember! Legendary lady Shirley Alston Reeves, you will never forget!! Ms. Reeves is the co-founder of The Shirelles. She was born Shirley Owens in Henderson, North Carolina, moved to Passaic, New Jersey at an early age. While attending Passaic High School, The Shirelles with Shirley Alston Reeves as lead singer were discovered and recorded after performing in an audition program. The first single release, "I Met Him on a Sunday" penned by the Shirelles collectively was an instant success, thereby contributing to the famous "girl group" era. Tiara Records evolved into Scepter Records and The Shirelles became known throughout the world. Their songs became classics. "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" penned by super singer/songwriter Carole King was featured in the colossal hit movie "Dirty Dancing" with Shirley on lead vocal. "Mama Said" also led by Ms. Reeves was used in a major promotional campaign for Pepto Bismol. She also has a Wendy's commercial in her long list of achievements, as well as one of the first Rock n Roll Coca Cola commercials. Shirley also co-starred in the Rock n' Roll film with The Shirelles "Let The Good Times Roll". "Tonight's The Night" written by Shirley, "Baby It's You", along with the soulful sounding "This Is Dedicated To The One I Love" are all time Shirelles Favorites. The greatest hit song enjoyed by the group is "Soldier Boy". This particular song touched so many lives and hearts. 1996 Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer Shirley Alston Reeves is loved by all who have had the pleasure of meeting and hearing her golden vocals. Her performance is designed to please even the toughest musical appetites.

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