The Lyrics - Come On Home Why Dont You Stop

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Review by Revy Da Firenz

Album Review: Come On Home Why Don’t You Stop by The Lyrics Released in 1958 under Vee Jay Records, Come On Home Why Don’t You Stop is a little gem from The Lyrics that deserves more than just a passing nod. This US-based rock album leans into the doo-wop style, a sound that feels like cruising down a neon-lit street at night—nostalgic yet timeless. It’s got that old-school charm without trying too hard, and honestly, it’s the kind of record that makes you appreciate simpler times. The two tracks on this release, “Why Don’t You Stop” and “Come On Home,” aren’t long, but they pack a punch. Let me tell ya, these songs stick with you. Take “Why Don’t You Stop,” for instance. It opens with those harmonies that feel warm, almost like sharing secrets with your best friend over a cup of coffee. The lead vocal has this raw edge to it—it doesn’t sound overly polished, which I kinda dig. There’s something about how earnest it feels; it pulls you right into its world. And let’s not forget the rhythm section—it bounces along just enough to keep your toes tapping. Then there’s “Come On Home.” Man, this one hits different. It’s slower, smoother, and carries an emotional weight that sneaks up on you when you least expect it. The lyrics are simple but effective (“come on home”), and the way the group layers their voices creates this haunting vibe that lingers long after the song ends. You can hear the yearning in every note, as if they’re reaching out through time itself. Tracks like this remind us why doo-wop was such a big deal back then—it wasn’t just music; it was storytelling. What strikes me most about this album is how unapologetically human it sounds. Sure, production values were limited compared to today’s standards, but that works in its favor. These imperfections give it character. Listening to it now, decades later, feels like flipping through an old photo album—you see cracks and faded edges, but those flaws only make it real. So here’s the kicker: while Come On Home Why Don’t You Stop might fly under the radar for many modern listeners, it’s worth revisiting. Not because it changed the game or anything flashy like that, but because it reminds us what music used to be—a conversation between people who cared deeply about connecting. Oh, and fun fact? If you play both tracks back-to-back, it kinda sounds like one continuous story. Coincidence? Maybe. Or maybe The Lyrics knew exactly what they were doing all along.

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Artist: The Lyrics
Album: Come On Home Why Dont You Stop
Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Why Don't You Stop2:10
Come On Home2:13

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Catalog Numbers

VJ 285

Labels

Vee Jay Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

About The Lyrics

Temporarily renamed the Falcons (not to be confused with ) to promote Ewart Abner's new label. Members: Bart Chatman, Kenny Winston, Ben Caldwell, Barry Austin, Paul Jackson

Aliases

  • The Falcons

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The 1958 album *Come On Home Why Don’t You Stop* by The Lyrics is a hidden gem in rock history. It blends the upbeat energy of doo-wop with raw rock vibes, showcasing a sound that was fresh for its time. Released on Vee Jay Records, it features just two tracks—“Why Don’t You Stop” and “Come On Home.” Back then, this kind of short, punchy release was common. It’s like the band was saying, "We’ll leave you wanting more." And honestly? It worked.