According to a old list I have the flip is "I Wonder" He also had "Dreams For Sale" on Ceneco (NM) 45 - 1324 Sorry don't know the flip title. The list says 1961? for this one & 1962? for the one you have posted. Guess it's wrong.
The record dates in Billboard new release on 9/08/1958. It was recorded at KOB studios; the two songwriter credits are George Mahoney, who I believe was the engineer, and Art Tillery, a personality at the station. The "Glen-Aires" were a local barbershop quartet, the Singchromatics. I spoke to three of the four Singchromatics on the phone some years ago. Coy Zeigler bankrolled the two records (Ceneco 1324, "Dreams for Sale"/"I've Got to Win." The Singchromatics told me Coy Zeigler was a housepainter in the area, though I've found he had some copyrights and placed a song "Help's On the Way" by Buddy Cagle on Imperial 66218 and Lp Imperial 9318/12318. I believe the address was Glen Campbell's residence at the time. Coy pressed 300 copies of each single, I believe in Phoenix, Arizona--the typeface on Ceneco 1324 matches some of Weldon Rogers' JeWel 45s.
I can be reached at mamabenalak@earthlink.net. I'm looking for information about Hob Nob Records, PO box 51, in Hobbs, New Mexico. And anything about Coy Zeigler, I believe born 1920.
Hello, My name is Michelle Zeigler, Coy was my grandpa. He passed away in 1997. You can contact me at dasmich76@gma.com I will answer any questions that I am able to. Sincerely, Michelle
According to a old list I have the flip is "I Wonder" He also had "Dreams For Sale" on Ceneco (NM) 45 - 1324 Sorry don't know the flip title. The list says 1961? for this one & 1962? for the one you have posted. Guess it's wrong.
ReplyDeleteThe record dates in Billboard new release on 9/08/1958. It was recorded at KOB studios; the two songwriter credits are George Mahoney, who I believe was the engineer, and Art Tillery, a personality at the station. The "Glen-Aires" were a local barbershop quartet, the Singchromatics. I spoke to three of the four Singchromatics on the phone some years ago. Coy Zeigler bankrolled the two records (Ceneco 1324, "Dreams for Sale"/"I've Got to Win." The Singchromatics told me Coy Zeigler was a housepainter in the area, though I've found he had some copyrights and placed a song "Help's On the Way" by Buddy Cagle on Imperial 66218 and Lp Imperial 9318/12318. I believe the address was Glen Campbell's residence at the time. Coy pressed 300 copies of each single, I believe in Phoenix, Arizona--the typeface on Ceneco 1324 matches some of Weldon Rogers' JeWel 45s.
ReplyDeleteI can be reached at mamabenalak@earthlink.net. I'm looking for information about Hob Nob Records, PO box 51, in Hobbs, New Mexico. And anything about Coy Zeigler, I believe born 1920.
Hello,
DeleteMy name is Michelle Zeigler, Coy was my grandpa. He passed away in 1997. You can contact me at dasmich76@gma.com
I will answer any questions that I am able to.
Sincerely,
Michelle