Friday, August 7, 2026

RCS : B&D (Tommy Fisher) : location found

https://rcs-discography2.com/search.php?type=acode&key=fish6000

Location : New York City
Owner : Elmer Dade
Date : 1962 (copyright: October 20, 1961)

Source : Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio · March 8, 1962, page 9

Tommv Fisher : To Appear In - New York City ; 
Former L a n c a s t e r resident ; Tommy Fisher will make his debut at New York's famous "Peppermint Lounge" upon his return to that city later this month, j - The 1958 graduate of Lancaster - High School plans to make a series of personal a p p e a r a n c e s ; at New York radio stations and then tour the United States to promote his newest major record, -" "Audrey."  Flipside of the record is "Rock and Roll Robin Hood," both lyrics  he wrote while in high.school - here. ."  The son of Mr. Rollie Fisher. 411 ," E. Wheeling St.. and the late Mrs. - Fisher, he is under contract with the B. and D. Record Co., from which "Audrey" was realesed in New York recently and is expected to be released throughout the country shortly. ! Fisher explained that he owes ;.much of his success to the encourageement of friends in the local area. .  

 

 

 

Women of Music Volume 21

 


 

Lynn Roberts on cover

tracklist

Belina - An Jenem Tag (Those Were The Days).mp3                     
Brenda Burns   I'll Come Running.mp3          
Joyce Harris - Baby, Baby, Baby.mp3                                 
Judy Stone - Be My Baby.mp3                                         
Lynn Roberts - Beatnicks.mp3                                        
Madame X - Ain't Worth The Pain.mp3                                 
Mae West  - Shakin' All Over.mp3                                    
Marga Benitez - Geechie Goomie.mp3                                  
Miss Chuckle Cherry  -  S.O.S..mp3                                  
Patti Morrow - If I Could Paint A Picture As Beautiful As You.mp3   
Pony Sherrell - Jungle Ungle, Um, Bai.mp3                           
Shirley Goodman  - Tell Me So.mp3      

WoM21

 

 

Thursday, August 6, 2026

Women of Music Volume 20

 

Heather Williams on cover

tracklist

Abbie Neal & Her Ranch Girls - Newton's Law.mp3     
Babe Wayne - Dance The Whiz Wosh.mp3                
Barbara Compton - Mining Men.mp3                    
Bonnie Bombshell Lee -  My Rock And Roll Man.mp3    
Choo Choo Collins - Baby's Gone.mp3                 
Dusty Springfield - La Bamba.mp3                    
Heather Williams - Celebration.mp3                  
Lady Nell - Loving Daddy.mp3                        
Marva Allen - I'm Thru With You.mp3                 
Mona Kerry - Don't Hang Around My Door.mp3          
Peggy Phillips (& The Patterns)  - Is That So.mp3   
Tanya Day - His Lips Get In The Way.mp3             
 

WoM 20.7z        


Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Women of Music Volume 11 (re-up)

 

Women of Music

Volume 11
Meg Myles on cover 


 

Beverly White - Cling to Me, Baby                
Bunny Paul - Baby Sitter's Blues                 
Donna Loren - Shakin' All Over                   
Donna Pope - Your Love Is An Everyday Thing      
Eileen Scott - Teen Age Prayer                   
Flavia Couri with the Courettes - Hop The Twig   
Flosia Lee - Part Time Lover                     
Jeanie Lee - Tic-Toc-A-Boogie                    
Jeannie Barnes - Can't Get You Off Of My Mind    
Joan Gardner - Learning To Rock                  
Mae West -  Twist and Shout                      
Meg Myles - Thirteen Men                         
Nancy Ford - Johnny's Yo Yo                      
Nancy Sit -  Hanky Panky                         
Patti Page - Just  Because                       
Susan Cabot - O-Shoo-Bla-D (Teenage Bop)   

 

I'll Never Tell

 


 

 

Cashbox April 15, 1954


 

Mary Jane Johnson starred in the early fifties with Bob Atcher in the Faultless Starch Show, a radio program diffused on NBC.

In 1954, along with Elaine Rodgers, the Meadowlarks and the Villagers, she was on the Bill Bailey's TV Show "Town and Country Sound Parade"
 

In 1955, she was on WLWT-TV Cincinnati, soon succeeded in March by Mimi Roman. She then moved to West Coast to engage in radio-tv activities.

 You have to wait about ten years before seeing again her name on a record when two of her songs were issued on the Kapp Records album "Saturday Night at The Old Barn Dance" issued in 1965, supposed recorded live at WGN-TV in Chicago.