The Robins With Eddie Beal & His Orchestra - A Fool In Love All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings

Review by Murat DİNÇ

Album Review: "A Fool In Love / All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings" by The Robins With Eddie Beal & His Orchestra Alright, let’s talk about this little gem from 1957. If you’re into that sweet spot where Funk/Soul meets Pop with a dash of Rhythm & Blues, then A Fool In Love / All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings is worth your time. Released on the Whippet label, it’s one of those albums that feels like stepping into a smoky jazz club in the '50s—except you don’t have to deal with the cigarette smoke (win!). The Robins, backed by Eddie Beal & His Orchestra, bring some serious vocal magic here, and honestly? It’s hard not to get hooked. Let me break it down for ya. First up, “A Fool In Love.” Oh man, this track hits different. Right off the bat, the horns grab you by the ears and pull you in. Then come The Robins’ harmonies—they’re smooth as butter but still pack an emotional punch. You can tell these guys aren’t just singing; they mean every word. There’s something raw and real about how they deliver the lyrics, like they’ve all been through the wringer of love gone wrong. And Eddie Beal’s orchestra? Pure class. They lay down grooves so tight, you’ll wanna snap your fingers even if no one’s watching. This tune sticks with me because it’s got soul—like, actual soul. Not the kind people throw around casually when talking about music. Then there’s “All Of A sudden My Heart Sings,” which flips the vibe a bit. Where “A Fool In Love” leans heavy on heartbreak, this one feels lighter, almost hopeful. The melody sways back and forth like a slow dance at prom, and The Robins’ vocals shimmer over the top. I love how the rhythm section keeps things bouncy without overdoing it—it’s playful but never cheesy. Plus, the way the strings sneak in halfway through? Chef’s kiss. This song reminds me of those moments when life surprises you with something good outta nowhere. Like finding money in an old jacket pocket or realizing you’ve got leftover pizza in the fridge. What makes this album stand out isn’t just its sound—it’s the feeling behind it. These tracks are short, sure, but they leave a mark. Listening to them feels like eavesdropping on a conversation between friends who know exactly what they’re talking about. Sure, it’s retro, but it doesn’t feel dated. Instead, it’s timeless in that weird way only great music can be. Here’s the kicker though—I listened to this while making breakfast the other day, and suddenly my scrambled eggs tasted… better? Maybe it was the vibe lifting my spirits, or maybe The Robins just have secret culinary powers. Either way, give this album a spin. Whether you’re cleaning the house, driving around town, or just need a pick-me-up, it’s got your back. Who knew two songs could do so much?

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Artist: The Robins With Eddie Beal & His Orchestra
Album: A Fool In Love All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings

1957

Rating: 3.0

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Track	Duration	Preview
All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings	2:25
A Fool In Love	2:05

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W-206X

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Whippet

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kuunnella verkossa
escuchar en línea
lytte på nettet
lyssna på nätet
ouvir online
online anhören
écouter en ligne
online luisteren
ascolta in linea

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Vinyl
7"
Single

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Role	Company
Record Company	G.N.P. Records
Published By	Leeds Music

About The Robins With Eddie Beal & His Orchestra

This Los Angeles vocal group were the forerunners of the Coasters. They began as the Four Bluebirds in 1947, then became the Robins. Ty Terrell, Billy Richards, Roy Richards, and Bobby Nunn were the original members, with Carl Gardner and Grady Chapman adding in 1954. In 1957, Gardner and Nunn departed to form the Coasters. The Robins had two R&B Top Ten hits. "If It's So Baby" was done with the Johnny Otis Band in 1950 for Savoy, while their best-known number, "Smokey Joe's Cafe

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Bobby Nunn & The Robbins
Bobby Nunn & The Robins
Robins
The \
The Robbins
The Robins (Coasters)

Aliases

The Nic Nacs
The Buzzards
The Four Bluebirds

Members

H.B. Barnum
Bobby Sheen
Roy Richard
Bobby Nunn
Mickey Champion
Ty Terrell Leonard
Grady Chapman
Billy Richard
Billy Richards

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The Robins, known for their smooth vocal harmonies, teamed up with Eddie Beal & His Orchestra to create the 1957 album *A Fool In Love / All Of A Sudden My Heart Sings*. It’s a hidden gem blending Funk, Soul, Pop, and Rhythm & Blues. Released on the Whippet label, this US-made record showcases two heartfelt tracks that capture the essence of vocal-driven music from that era. Not many people know about it today, but it’s a small piece of music history worth discovering.