Do you ever come across a song that instantly transports you to another time? A song that gives you goosebumps every time you listen to it? Well, for me, that song is “In The Still Of The Night.”

Written in 1955 by Fred Parris and his band, Five Satins, this song may not have been a huge hit initially, but it has certainly stood the test of time. In fact, it is now considered one of the best doo-wop songs in the world.

Over the years, “In The Still Of The Night” has been covered by numerous musicians, including Boyz II Men and Debbie Gibson. It has also made its way into various films. But what makes this song so special?

Perhaps it’s the story behind its creation that adds to its allure. Fred Parris wrote this gem in the basement of a local church. Imagine the atmosphere and the emotions that must have inspired him to create such a timeless piece of music.

If you’re curious to hear this incredible song for yourself, I’ve included a live sample from the film Sweet Beat below. And if that’s not enough, you may recognize it from the soundtrack of the beloved movie, “Dirty Dancing,” released in 1987. It’s no wonder that this song gained even more popularity after being featured in such a classic film.

But don’t just take my word for it – the Rolling Stones ranked “In The Still Of The Night” 90th on their list of the Top 500 Greatest Songs of All Time in 2010. That’s quite an achievement for a song that was written in a church basement over six decades ago.

So, take a moment to listen to this timeless masterpiece. Let yourself be carried away by the beautiful harmonies and soulful lyrics. I guarantee you’ll get chills, just like I do, every single time.