[Instrumental Verse] You are welcome to listen to any of the 40+ selections there. Thank you for stopping by The Daily Doo Wop. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Do me a favor And as soon as you've heard it, it probably gets stuck in your head for the rest of the day. Hope you enjoyed “Who’s That Knockin'” by The Genies. Someone knockin' at the door [Bridge 3] Who's that knocking at my door I must admit I'm a little scared I open it and what do I see A green monster and he's growling at me. masks to go with the song. For many of you, this is probably obvious. You can hear the full version by Billy below: However, the Postcode Lottery advert version is a cover by soul singer Billy Paul - the man behind 'Me and Mrs Jones' - from 1977. Boom boom boom But you may be surprised it's by none other than Paul McCartney! Boom boom boom Every weekend, there is a Golden Oldies Juke Box Saturday Night, and the juke box is full of song requests from the 1950s and 1960s. However, the Postcode Lottery advert version is a cover by soul singer Billy Paul - the man behind 'Me and Mrs Jones' - from 1977. one who's scaring you BOO. I have my own tune but I'm sure others Let 'em In Lyrics: Someone knockin' at the door / Somebody ringin' the bell / Someone's knockin' at the door / Somebody's ringin' the bell / Do me a favor / Open the door, and let 'em in, ooh yeah Do do do wah The song was from their 1976 album Wings at the Speed of Sound, and reached number three in the UK. Shad auditioned and recorded them. Bertie Boo (2 years old) singing his favourite song ‘Let em in’ Paul McCartney Wings -as seen & learned on his favourite advert - The Peoples Postcode Lottery advert. The song was originally written in the previous year by Paul McCartney and Wings. Open the door, and let 'em in Bang bang bang

Someone's knocking at the door Somebody's ringing the bell Do me a favour Open the door And let 'em in Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah Nov. 04. Open the door, and let 'em in The Smooth Sanctuary at 7 with Gary Vincent Someone's knockin' at the door This song is a doo wop classic and cautionary tale from The Genies about fooling around with more than one gal at a time. You can hear the full version by Billy below: Barry Gibb and Michael Jackson's powerful forgotten duet, Lady A interview: Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley and Dave, Cam hopes to make Harry Styles, Avicii and Sam Smith fans, Chris Young teases ‘more than one’ new album with ‘guest, When John Lennon found homeless fan at his door and, When Barry Gibb and Olivia Newton-John sang 'Islands in, The 20 best male singers of all time, ranked in order of, The extraordinary story of Simon & Garfunkel’s life-long, The Smooth Sanctuary at 7 with Gary Vincent.

Instruments and Voices by Paul McCartneyProduced and Composed by Paul McCartney "Made in Rockdown", Someone knocking at the doorSomebody ringing the bellSomeone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellDo me a favourOpen the doorAnd let 'em in, Someone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellSomeone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellDo me a favourOpen the doorAnd let 'em inLet ‘em in, Sister Suzy, Brother JohnMartin Luther, Phil and DonBrother Michael, Auntie GinOpen the door and let 'em in, Sister Suzy, Brother JohnMartin Luther, Phil and DonUncle Ernie, Auntie GinOpen the door and let 'em in, Someone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellSomeone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellDo me a favourOpen the doorAnd let 'em in, Sister Suzy, Brother JohnMartin Luther, Phil and DonUncle Ernie, Uncle IanOpen the door and let 'em in, Someone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellSomeone's knocking at the doorSomebody's ringing the bellDo me a favourOpen the doorAnd let 'em inYeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. Thanks for sharing your rhyme/song Holly!! Sister Suzy, brother John Do me a favor Wings At The Speed Of Sound.

The song was from their 1976 album Wings at the Speed of Sound, and reached number three in the UK. Somebody ringin' the bell The lyrics name several famous people, between friends and relatives of McCartney who, without a justified reason, knock on the door or ring the bell of his house. This advert by the People’s Postcode Lottery shows how ‘someone’s knocking at the door’ to give you a big cheque if you take part in their postcode-based lottery featuring daily, weekend and monthly payouts. The music in the People’s Postcode Lottery advert is the 1977 hit Let ‘Em In by  American soul singer Billy Paul. I'm little scared,I open it and what do I see, A scary old witch Who’s that knocking on my door, Who’s that calling calling my name Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. “Let ‘Em In” is the second single and smash hit from Wings At The Speed Of Sound. would work.". I got myself in an awful fix It was a top 5 hit in the US, UK and Canada, and reached the top 40 in several other countries. I can’t stand this awful thing One of The Genies, Claude Johnson, became Juan of the duo Don and Juan (“What’s Your Name”) several years later. Back In The World.

[Bridge 1] This advert by the People’s Postcode Lottery shows how ‘someone’s knocking at the door’ to give you a big cheque if you take part in their postcode-based lottery featuring daily, weekend and monthly payouts. Appears on these albums . Ooh yeah, yeah, let 'em in now Someone's knockin' at the door The Daily Doo Wop Rec Room has daily featured doo wop, rock and roll, R&B, or rockabilly songs that were hits during the first era of rock and roll (that is, from about 1952 until the British invasion in 1964). Now I'm walking out that door, I'm not Martin Luther, Phil and Don [Verse] I’m tryin to download this song by Billy paul (let them in)but can’t find it on tubity). Uncle Ernie, Uncle Ian Chances are you've heard this song at least twice every single day for the past five years or more. [Verse] Bang bang bang