SkildringBeverly Lee 1962 (cropped).jpg	Publicity photo of The Shirelles. Clockwise from left: Doris Coley, Addie "Micki" Harris (top), Shirley Owens, and Beverly Lee.
Dato	24. november 1962
Kjelde	Billboard page 17
Opphavsperson	Scepter Records-from Scepter Records' Billboard ad which has no copyright marks.
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