Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - Lobo - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"Will You Love Me Tomorrow," also known as "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," is a Brill Building-era song penned by the songwriting duo of Gerry Goffin and Carole King. Originally released on November 1960 by The Shirelles, it soared to popularity, achieving the milestone of being the first Billboard Hot 100 Number 1 hit by an all-black girl group. Its lyrics, which explore themes of love and uncertainty, revolve around the protagonist seeking assurance of lasting affection after an intimate encounter, reflecting the cultural anxieties of the time. Musically speaking, it stands as a landmark in the evolution of pop and R&B, showcasing a blend of doo-wop harmonies and string arrangements, a characteristic feature of the 'Brill Building' pop style. The song's enduring appeal was further amplified when American singer-songwriter Roland Kent LaVoie, popularly known as Lobo, lent his unique touch to it in 1979 with a cover version. Despite not entering the charts upon its release, Lobo's rendition became a staple of his repertoire and was included in his 2014 compilation, All Time Greatest Performances.