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HEAVENLY ANGEL, The Penguins, Original Sound #54 1965

Published October 14, 2013

Views 8.19K  |  Likes 114  |  Comments 15
Views#1,691,015Global
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mintrecords4evermintrecords4ever
6.03K subs2.04K videosJan 2010

This video has 8.19K views and 114 likes, ranking #1,691,015 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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8,191

Likes

114

Comments

15

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Total (all-time): $6 – $16

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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HEAVENLY ANGEL, The Penguins, Original Sound #54 1965 Flipside: BIG BOBO'S PARTY TRAIN - Here is another great uncharted song from our music collection. The Penguins hailed from Los Angeles, CA. When they formed in 1953 the group members were Cleve Duncan, Dexter Tisby, Curtis Williams and Bruce Tate. Their members …

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October 14, 2013
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