“Ruby Baby” is a rhythm-and-blues song recorded by The Drifters in 1956 and written by the famous songwriting duo Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. The song tells the story of a confident narrator trying to win over a woman named Ruby, using playful lyrics and a smooth but upbeat vocal style. Like many early Drifters songs, it blends R&B with early rock and roll, showing the group’s influence on the sound of popular music at the time. “Ruby Baby” helped establish the Drifters as an important vocal

Hearts Of Stone is a song originating from the Rhythm & Blues (R&B) genre, initially performed by the R&B vocal group The Jewels in 1954. The version by The Jewels (and another cover by The Charms) charted on the R&B charts. However, the cover version by the trio of Rosse sisters, The Fontane Sisters, recorded on Dot Records in 1954, surpassed them all to become the biggest hit on the mainstream Pop market. The Fontane Sisters' version, with a smooth, orchestrated style appealing to the contempo