The Daughters of Eve: Chicago’s Lost All-Girl Group of the ‘60s | by Parmis Etez | Medium
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“Hey, hey, hey lover…”
The Daughters of Eve: Chicago’s Lost All-Girl Group of the ‘60s Parmis Etez 11 min read · May 17, 2022 -- 4 Listen Share “Hey, hey, hey lover…” Some may recognise the tune as it was once a popular song on the social media app TikTok. Its cover by alternative/indie artist Wabie, released in 2019, grew the most popular about a year after. The original group behind “Hey Lover”, a cheery and warm love song, was little known after their time before the song rose to fame online. Their discography could not even be found on Spotify until around the beginning of 2021 and there is still no physical alb
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