See listing here
The daughter of a Philadelphian bandleader and a Cuban dancer, Carmen Taylor was born in Cuba ca. 1928. She came to the United States of America at age two, began singing at age three. She sang with musicians like Tito Puente and Duke Ellington. As Elen Madera, she had an international hit with the song "Pepito,"
She was also a prolific songwriter, and her repertoire included Clyde McPhatter's "Seven Days," as well as the Clovers'"Little Mama."
There was never, as far as I know, any Carmen Taylor biography published, in print or on internet, a compilation of her songs neither.
Early in June 1974, bride of a day, Carmen Taylor (Carmen Griffith) was gunned down by her ex-convict husband at Fifth and Market Streets in San Francisco.
A talented woman whose life remains a mystery.
tracklist
1 - Can't Understand It (Mercury, 1951)
2 - Lovin Daddy (Atlantic, 1953)
3 - Ding Dong (Atlantic, 1953)
4 - Mama Me And Johnny Free (Atlantic, 1953)
5 - Big Mamou Daddy (Atlantic, 1953)
6 – Freddie (Atlantic, 1954)
7 - Ooh I (Atlantic, 1954)
8 - No More No Less (Guyden, 1954)
9 - The Bride Should Have Been Me (Okeh, 1955)
10 - Teenage Ball (Apollo, 1956)
11 - Oh Please (Apollo, 1956)
12 - So What (King, 1957)
13 - Love Me Baby (Teen Time, 1962)
14 - You're Puttin' Me On (Kama Sutra, 1965)
15 - Hey Son (aka My Son) (Kama Sutra, 1965)
16 - Willie B (EL Toro, 1959)
As Elen Madera :
17 – Pepito (Decca, 1960)
18 - El-Chipi-Chipi (Decca, 1960)
19 - Otra Vez (Decca, 1960)
20 - Callate Corazón (Decca, 1960)
21 – Florecita (Decca, 1960)
22 - Quisiera Saber (Decca, 1960)
23 - Pu-Chung Ga (Decca, 1960)
24 – Tu Eres Todo (Columbia, 1961)
25 - Canto Karabali (Columbia, 1961)
26 - Mi Cumbia Son (Decca, 1967)
If you have any information or missing songs not listed above (a total of some 60 songs were released), feel free to leave a comment.
Yvonne Webber / The Melody Kings
Double Clutchin' Woman
wr Luther Robinson
Royal Star Pub. co. (BMI)
Produced by Ray Jones at Sound Quest Recording Studio
TSC Records #526
1979
Tomorrow's Songwriters Club (TSC) was organized in 1973 by Mary L. Starr, a resident of the Oasis trailer park in Des Plaines, Illinois, "in hopes that she might be instrumental in helping writers in their chosen field. A songwriter is a dreamer that was born with a creative mind which they must learn to cultivate and help these dreams to come true".
TSC's star performer and driving force was Ray R. Jones, a legit country singer, leading his own family band, The Melody Kings(Wayne Mills, bass guitar, Marty Jones, rhythm guitar, Carlton Day, steel guitar, David Jones, drums).
Yvonne Webber (picture above is from her high school days in Owensboro, Kentucky taken in 1971) was a regular at the "Windy Hollow Show" in the same Kentucky town. She previously had another recorded song also backed by Ray Jones and The Melody Kings and issued in 1977 on the Ray Jones' TSC album titled "Getting Into The Country" .
Some links:
Apachee was Michael S. Schwartz who was playing guitar et writing songs as a hobby. Some of his songs were recorded : "Closer To Your Heart" (J.T. Carter on Decca in 1965), "What Was She Doing" (Tracie Robbins on Decca, 1965) and "Make The Most Of This World" (Bo Donaldson And The Heywoods on ABC, 1975). the latest written when he was a law school student in the late 1960s. Schwartz became the youngest man ever to be elected mayor of Golf Manor, a one-square-mile city In central Hamilton County. A Republican, he had been elected to council in November, 1973, four years after his graduation from Salmon P. Chase College of Law. The same year he became mayor, in 1975, Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods, a local rock group, recorded Schwartz' song for the flip side of their recording, "Our Last Song Together." The record made it to No. 95 on national record charts. Back in those song-writing days, Schwartz said he "never thought about politics. It just wasn't my city, he said. "I guess It was the fact that I was the lone Republican."
Michael Schwartz, age 63, passed away Dec. 7, 2007.
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The Pattie Sisters were also known as Pattie Bersaudara. They were Nina Pattie and her younger sister Silvy Pattie. The sisters were born in Yogyakarta, Java, but their family was from Ambon. They started singing together about 1961. The duo remained popular into the 1970s. They recorded songs in the Ambonese dialect as well as standard Indonesian, Dutch and English. Nina died in 2006.
See Discogs
Dolores Kay Brown was born on July 2, 1933 in Peoria, Illinois to Luther and Viola Brown. As a child, she discovered her passion for the performing arts when she enrolled in gymnastics. Her teacher recommended that she study music after hearing her sing. She moved to Hollywood as a teenager, and began singing for various radio shows. She landed a walk-on role in Driftwood (1947) as Bobby Soxer. The film was a modest success, and it allowed Kay to begin building her resume. In 1950, the 16_year-old high school songstress was inked to a Mercury recording pact by Harry Geller, artist-repertoire chief. Geller inked a pact with George Jay, Miss Brown's manager.
She issued 9 singles on Mercury in 1950 and 1951. In 1952, she joined the Stan Kenton Orchestra for a very short time (6 months). She said "I was not advancing her career by singing with the band.". Stan Kenton didn't like her voice and she was featured on only one side of his Capitol recordings (Lonesome Train). After three singles on Crown Records and one on Sunset Records, her career cooled, she signed with Decca Records (1956) and MGM/Metro Records (1958). Other than the occasional gig, she wasn’t offered anything further. After two additional -and failed- marriages, she moved to Las Vegas, Nevada where she met Brent Lyon Wood. They fell in love and married on March 10, 1972. They made their home in nearby Lund, Nevada. She was active at her local church, and her hobbies included knitting and gardening.
tracklist
1 - A-Razz-A-Ma-Tazz- Mercury 5427
2 - Teasin' - Mercury 5427
3 - Thanks For The Buggy Ride - Mercury 5430
4 - Cotton Candy And A Toy Balloon - Mercury 5430
5 - Can't We Talk It Over - Mercury 5479
6 - Friendly Star - Mercury 5479
7 - Oh Babe - Mercury 5538
8 - Baby Me - Mercury 5538
9 - Little Rock Getaway - Mercury 5600
10 - My Love And My Mule - Mercury 5600
11 - Bird N' Butterflies - Mercury 5696
12 - Flash In The Pan - Mercury 5696
13 - Cheatin' On Me - Mercury 5710
14 - A Kiss To Build A Dream On - Mercury 5710
15 - And So I Waited Around - Mercury 5819
16 - Homing Pigeon - Mercury 5819
17 - Roses All The Way - Mercury 5863
18 - Wow - Mercury 5863
19 - Lonesome Train - Capitol 2250
20 - Oop-Shoop- Crown 127
21 - Love Me - Crown 127
22 - Song And Dance - Crown 148
23 - The Teen-Age Hop – Decca 29932
According to the Bowwow Theory, (Compare dingdong theory, pooh-pooh theory, says Merriam-Webster), the language originated in imitations of natural sounds (such as those of birds, dogs, or thunder). That's my inspiration for this compilation loosely based on various imitations of sounds in songs.
Anita And The So-and-so's - Rinky Tinky Rhythm
Bette McLaurin - Zip
Bill Haley - Chattanooga Choo Choo
Bobby Day - Beep Beep Beep
Bonnie Lou And Rusty York - Let The School Bell Ring Ding A Ling
Carol Fran - Knock Knock
Connie Francis - Hey Ring-a-Ding
Desda - Splish Splash Twist
Eddie L Davis & The Bureaucats - Tick Tock Rock
Harvey Fuqua - Ooh Ouch Stop!
Jerry Irby - Clickety Clack
Jo Ann Reynolds - Ring A Ding Dong Dandy
Jo-Ann King - Cha Cha Choo Choo
Little Esther - Ring A Ding Doo
Lloyd Price - Yakety-yak--bing Bang
Louis Prima - Beep Beep
Marci And The Mates - Oops There Goes Another Tear
Marvin Rainwater - Boo Hoo
Maymie And Robert - Ha Ha Hee Hee Ho Ho Hum Hum
Mickey Hawks & The Night Raiders - Bip Bop Boom
Pauline Shivers - Boom Boom
Percy Mayfield - Ha Ha In The Daytime
Pierre Le Bon - Sh-boom
Ricky Rene And The Fabulous Desires - Ouch
Roscoe Gordon - Ouch! Pretty Baby
Scat Man Crothers - Golly Zonk!
The Accents - Ching A Ling
The Bell Sisters - Boo-hoo
The McGuire Sisters - Achoo Cha Cha
The Treniers - Who Put The Ungh In The Mambo
Tito Mambo - Black Pepper
Wink Lewis - Zzztt Zzztt Zzztt
Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot : Comic Strip
Yes, Sir, please killing me softly with your sounds
On February 28, 1993, the eyes of the world suddenly converged on a small religious community just outside Waco, The FBI did try to use music and other noise to torment Koresh's group into leaving the house. One of the survivors of the standoff, Clive Doyle, recounted much of the siege in his autobiography. In an excerpt from The New Yorker, Doyle writes that the noise from the FBI was constant and included "rabbits being killed, warped-up music, Nancy Sinatra singing 'These Boots Are Made For Walking, Tibetan monks chanting, Christmas carols, telephones ringing, reveille."
A BBC News report claimed that "Enter Sandman"by the American heavy metal band Metallica, along with music from the children's television programs Barney the Dinosaur and Sesame Street, were used for sleep deprivation and to culturally offend Iraqi POWs
In the War on Terror, the US used the songs "The Real Slim Shady" by Eminem, the Meow Mix theme song, and "Fuck Your God" by Deicide to torture.
When the United States invaded Panama in December 1989, Manuel Noriega took refuge in the Holy See’s embassy on December 24, which was immediately surrounded by U.S. troops. After being continually bombarded by hard rock music, including Van Halen's hit song "Panama", and The Howard Stern Show for several days, Noriega surrendered on January 3, 1990.[
The Hill, reporting on the #OccupyLafayettePark protests, wrote: "A former adviser to Hillary Clinton hired a Mariachi band to play outside of the White House in an effort to disrupt President Trump's sleep on Wednesday night." The "former adviser" probably assumed that Mr. Trump didn't like much hear the Spanish-speaking (or singing) people, The name of the marachi band is unknown. Instead, I've included a nice little piece sung by the all-time favorite crowd pleaser young Joselitofrom the 1958 movie "Joselito el ruiseñor de las cumbres".
Pakistani-Englishman Moazzam Begg, arrested by the CIA in Pakistan in 2002, wrote one of the most comprehensive memoirs describing the tortures he witnessed in the U.S. military prison system. During his stay at Bagram, Afghanistan, he suffered the Bee Gees.
He thought it was a joke at first: "Once they even played the Bee Gees'Saturday Night Fever soundtrack all night long. 'Hardly,' I thought,'‘enough to break anyone I knew.' ... 'We'll talk. We'll all talk,' I said in half jest when they played it, 'just turn that crap off please!'"
U.S. Navy veteran Donald Vance suffered this torture after the U.S. Army raided the Iraqi security firm he had been investigating as an unpaid FBI informant. When all the employees were rounded up, he was treated as a suspect, taken to an unofficial prison camp and tortured with song. Vance would catch himself singing along to songs he liked. "I can't remember how many times I heard Queen's "We Are the Champions.'" Vance survived due to his military training. He started to talk to himself, telling himself jokes, trying to keep a rational train of thought going. He knew if he let the music completely "mask his thoughts," he would never get his mind back again. This method is likely what helped Vance emerge from this prison a "damaged" but not "broken" man.
Binyam Mohamed suffered Eminem's "Slim Shady" for 20 days. "I heard this nonstop over and over," he reportedly told Clive Stafford Smith, his lawyer and the founder and director of Reprieve, a U.K-based organization determined to end music torture practices. "The CIA worked on people, including me, day and night for the months before I left. Plenty lost their minds." Mohamed said he could hear others in the prison "screaming and smashing their heads against walls."
I've also added some sounds such as the sounds of the dentist drill, found at YouTube. From a long video (one-hour long of painful sounds).
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_in_psychological_operations
* Jon Ronson : The Men Who Stare At Goats (book, 2004) See chapter 7 : The Purple Dinosaur.
... and so on...
The full story of this CD has been told by Dylan Greenberg
I knew I had to get to the bottom of this somehow, and I realized if I could get some of the people involved with this project to talk to me, I could create an oral history of the album. Over the next two weeks, I was able to interview three of the key figures involved in the album; Cindy Jo Hinkleman, the production coordinator, Tony Haynes, the primary songwriter, and none other than the legendary Freda Payne herself.Read the full story here
When I told Freda I wanted to interview her about this album, her initial response was one of bewilderment.
Freda: “Why are you interested in that?!”
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Brother Zee and The Decades From L. to R. : L-R on the picture above; Al Linde, Bobby Zoidis and Charles "Pedro" Buford |
In 1963 three members of The Vice-Roys on Ramco Records, recorded on the same label as Brother Zee & The Decades.
Picture and info from The White Doo Wop Collector blog
Carol Davies - Celly Campello - Chantal Vallee - Charlotte - Dany Mann - Darlene Yoshimoto - Eleanor Bodel - Feng Fei Fei - Florne Nesmith - Holly - Jeannie Carson - Jessi Yun - Jessica - Joanna Wyatt - Kanchan Daniel & Friends - Kayanna Ottaway - Kayoko Moriyama. - Léona Morin - Mandy Moore - Margit Schumann - Maudy Ayunda - Maureen Evans - Mini Pops - Neil and (daughter) Dara Sedaka - Park Tae Thee - Red Velvet - Rock-Jerry - Rudolf Rock - Sakura & The Quests - Sholoshenko Mia - Vicente Baeza - Wanda Jackson - White Bear - Zita and James Duo.
Artists : Sonny and the Wild Bunch, Julius And Thee Originals, Blue Max, Tomi Pemberton And The Blue Lites, Nashville Underground, Country Cut-Ups (and probably more).
The Conner Family : the four brothers and a sister recorded their first single in 1963. They were at that time : Jimmy 20, Otis Jr. 16, Larry 14 , Alan 9, and Becky 15.
It was a cold September day in 1960 in Houston, Texas when Otis L. Conner, Sr. walked through the front door of the Conner home carrying an arm full of packages. His four sons, Jimmy, Otis Jr., Larry, Alan and his only daughter Becky came scrambling into the living room at his call. One by one the packages were opened. The first held an electric guitar, the second : an electric bass guitar, the third revealed a mandolin, the fourth: a snare drum and sticks, and the fifth : a tambourine, microphone and amplifier.
Within two weeks the Conner children had learned their first song - a rendition of "Milk Cow blues". Within a year the family had put together 30 minutes of material and the Conner Family hit the road. . .
the singles (all issued in Oklahoma)
1963 - The Swingin’ Conners (Boyd 122)
Walkin' The Chalk / Milk Cow Blues
1966 - The Conner Family (Conner 001)
Little Johnny Rhythm / A Lesson In Love
196? - The Conner Family (Captain 1005/1006)
Talkin’ About You / The Pickup (both wr. Conway Twitty)
Note : missing from this compilation is "The Pickup"
From 1968. Vocals lead by Cubie, three years old at that time. Quoting his obituary from 2014 found here
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CUBIE BURKE – youngest member of 60s/70s soul group THE STAIRSTEPS – died on Wednesday 14th May. He was 49 and it’s believed that his death was as a result of a brain injury he’d suffered some years ago.
The Stairsteps (sometimes billed as the 5 Stairsteps and Cubie) were made up of various members of Chicago’s Burke family and music legend has it that Cubie debuted with the band when he was just 16 months old! The Stairsteps recorded for Curtis Mayfield’s Curtom label and Buddha and their biggest hit was the much loved and oft-covered ‘Ooh Child’. Cubie occasionally sang with the group but it was his dancing that brought the applause and he eventually left the group to become a professional dancer, working with Dance Theatre of Harlem, The Atlanta Ballet, Alvin Ailey, various Las Vegas theatrical shows and at the Olympic closing ceremonies in Barcelona and Los Angeles. He was also the choreographer for the 1997 Soul Train Music Awards held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles 1997.
Cubie also attempted a solo recording career debuting in 1982 with the release of the single ‘Down for Double’ on the Rissa Chrissa label. A full album was never recorded, because of the breakup of the record company. Cubie then returned his energy back to dance. He also wrote numerous songs – most never recorded.
As an actor Cubie Burke appeared in the TV series ‘Unsolved Mysteries: Season 9’ and in 1997 he founded a production company called QBiquity Productions.
Cubie Burke is survived by his daughter Decoda Kareem, granddaughter Aaliyah Kareem, his mother Betty Burke, father Clarence Burke, siblings Rami (Alohe Burke), James Burke, Dennis Burke and Keni Burke.
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main content : classic rockabilly, hillbilly, mostly obscure stuff
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Sampler (12 tracks with label shots)
AUTRY ROWLAND-Forty Plus PLOWBOY IRDA 486-B
BOB EUBANKS with THE NICKO TEENS-Keep It Burnin' GOLIATH 1354
BOBBY GREGORY and his BLUE CATS-Lazy Lizzie GREGORIAN 45-102-B
DUB JENNINGS SHOW-Rock Rhythm Boogie ULA-JOY DUB 322
GLENN CASS-Love Me Lazy FANFARE 130-B
HI PIE - Tail Towel Blues ECHO CLIFF NR 5608-1
HUEY MEAUX-ANDREW CORMIER-Lacassine Two Step JIN 45-114
JOHNNY STEVENS-Oh Yeah FORD 123
JOHNNY WATSON -I'm Gonna Tie You With A Golden Band CACTUS 45-102
RONNIE CREWS-She's Ugly MYRL 422
THE PARLOR PICKERS-Big Green Frog BRYAN PERRY GT 702-A
SHIRKEE SAMFORD-Pack Your Bags IS-HIS A 1000
YouTube Favorites Channels : Volume 2 : ThriftStoreVinyl
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"Unearthing and archiving vinyl diamonds excavated from dusty donation mines."
Chester High Rhythm Rascles - Satisfaction (I Can't Get No) [1960s High School Band].mp3
Jean Richards, Lainie Cook, and Bob Thomas - A Rocket In My Pocket (excerpt) [1960s Children].mp3
Jerry Jericho - Which Way You Going [1950s Rockabilly Gospel].mp3
Little Evelyn Talbert - So Small Am I [1960s_70s Gospel].mp3
Little Troy Hess & Little Angela Perry - Little Sister [1970s Dark Country].mp3
Marc Shaw - Elvis, An Overnight Sensation (Lyrics by Belinda & Bill Lege)[1970s Song-poem Elvis-ism].mp3
Mossilene Miles - Let's All Sing Like The Birdies Sing [Whistling Gospel].mp3
Patsy Sexton - Girls [1970s Rock N' Roll Elvis-ism].mp3
Peggy Lynn - Goldwater Victory Song [1960s Political Pop].mp3
Rev. Joe Freeman - Let Me Rise [1960s Rockabilly Gospel].mp3
Roger Franklin - My Black Beautiful Woman (Lyrics by James Curtis Washington) [1960s Song-poem Rock].mp3
Sherman Arnold - Suspicious Minds [1970s Impersonator Rock'n'Roll Elvis-ism].mp3
The Chmielewskis - The Laughing Song [1970s Polka].mp3
The George Garabedian Players And The Awful Trumpet of Harry Arms - Georgy Girl [1960s Novelty Jazz].mp3
The Naughty Neighborhood Band - My Wife, The Dancer [1960s Stripper Vocal].mp3
The Three Cheers - All My Loving [1960s Vocal Jazz Beatles-ism].mp3
YouTube Favorite Channels : Volume 3 : Evil Eye 45's
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Sampler (16 tracks) + label shots
Asbury Four - Goodbye World - (Gospel Bop Guitar Break).mp3
Cathy Bledsoe - Leave Well Enough Alone - Raven (VA Country Bopper).mp3
Country Bopper with FUZZ 45 Moon Mullican -Big Big City.mp3
Dori Carroll - I Thouht I Told You - Grand (Chick Rockabilly).mp3
Estalee Norton - Life Gets More Confusing - Oak Leaf (Country Teen Bopper).mp3
Evie Holmes - I Just Got Home - Big Mark (Chick Bopper).mp3
Jadean Davis - Tee Shirt Fever - King's International Records 45.mp3
Johnny Lidell - Bimbo - Studio City (MN Bopper).mp3
Johnny Sharp & The Yellow Jackets - Bombie (Private TX Garage Rocker, Zombies!).mp3
Kathy Lee - Look At Me And Smile - Syntar 45 (TN).mp3
Rev. Bobby Grove - I Call Him - Oak (OH Gospel Bopper).mp3
Sonny Cole & His Oakies - Hen Pect Feller - Wheel Deal 45.mp3
Debbie Sabusawa- Something For Nothing
CAVDA Records 333
Citizens Alliance For VD Awareness
222 West Adams St. - Chicago
CAVDA : organization promoting prevention of sexually transmitted diseases
Arranged and conducted by Charles Colbert
Published by Star Point 7 (BMI)
1975
In those heady days, when the worst sexually transmitted disease you could get was VD (venereal disease), which could be erased with a free shot, The Wolfman actually seems to be encouraging kids to sex it up. There is no mention here of preventive measures (condoms, foam etc.), but hey... it was a safer, cleaner world. "Safe Sex" wasn't even on the horizon.
Gil Trythall & His Nashville Moog
Harry Gilbert Trythall (1930–2023) was an American composer, electronic music pioneer, keyboardist, pianist of jazz and contemporary classical music, a life long educator, and a multimedia enthusiast. He often collaborated with artists (notably Prof. Don Evans (Vanderbilt-Nashville) to create engrossing public experiences..... [Wikipedia]
Bob Dell
ML-23 Stars Come Twisting In (Del Giorno-Levandowski) S212-101
ML-24 little girl (Del Giorno-Levandowski) S212-102
RD Records, 132 Boston St. Syracuse, N. Y.
This is Robert Del Giorno, then DJ on WOLF radio, in Syracuse as Bob Dell. The backing band (uncredited) is Paul [Levansdowki] and the Velvets.
Disc jockeys recordings have, most of the time, this uninhibited and amateurish quality that I like.
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A charmingly rough-edged (yet ambitious) set of regional twang by a husband-wife duo who were active in the Northwestern country music scene. The Northrups were from East Berne, New York (near Schenectady) and performed with various backing bands for many years in the late '60s and early '70s, most notably this group, the New Arkansas Travelers. [...]Born in 1939, Bobbi Northrup was the daughter of Clarence "Pee Wee" Overbaugh, a popular area musician, who passed away in 1945, at the age of 34. He sang and played tenor banjo with the Arkansas Cowboys band (who were from Schenectady, not Arkansas).
As far as I know, this was their only album, but it's a doozy. It opens with a gloriously flawed rendition of "Jackson," where both singers flub their delivery, and seem to forget the lyrics while their hotshot guitarist keeps the hot licks coming. [...] All in all, a fine example of "real people" regional twang, with some lively, committed performances, particularly my Bobbi Northrup, who combined a mousy little voice with a wicked, Wanda Jackson-style snarl. Fun stuff!
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"Forgotten records from the Philadelphia area archived from the lifelong and ever-growing collection of South Philly born disc jockey, Jimmy DePre."
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Sampler (16 tracks + labels)
Bill Martel - Now Or Never (Impala 1959).mp3
Billy Lane - Space Ship Blues (Taba 1962).mp3
Jimmy Testa - Yeh, Yeh! No, No! (Darrow 1959).mp3
Jimmy Wisner Quartet - Down By The Old Mill Stream (Grand 1955).mp3
Jodie Sands - Love Me Always (Teen 1955).mp3
Johnny October - Little Boy Blue (First 1959).mp3
Lynn Mason - Baby Won't You Please Come Home (Best 1959).mp3
Norma Mendoza - If It's Love (Firebird 1962).mp3
Royal Demons - Kiss Kiss (PEK 1961).mp3
Terri De Rose - Funny (Fahy 1964).mp3
The Brigidi Sisters - I Wanta Be Left Alone (Crosley 1959).mp3
The Camotions - Motown (La-Ro-Ke 1960s).mp3
The Cousins - Ding A Ling (1960).mp3
The Five Lords - Oo-La-La (D&S 1956).mp3
The Mechanics - Co-Co Mo-Mo (Jamie 1965).mp3
The Top Kicks - Huh_ (Boolya Botten Booten Baby) (Guyden 1954).mp3
