Loose Juice
Look At That Baby
This is Tommy Law alias Thomas Richard Laidlaw of Baldwin Park, California
Two unissued Tommy Law recordings. "Loose Juice" later issued on Crest Records as "Cool Juice", same backing but with a different vocal track. Probably recorded in 1957 (?), "Loose Juice" was written by John Mangiagli who later recorded as Johnny Knight and Gamma Goochee Himself, among others pseudonyms.
On the Crest label, the credited backing band is King Richard and The Dukes (actually The Counts).
On the Crest label, the credited backing band is King Richard and The Dukes (actually The Counts).
The group were led by 19-year-old King Richard (Dick Macklin) of El Monte, guitar, Lanny Seigel, 17, sax, from Baldwin Park, Dick McLean, 17, drums, from El' Monte ; Al Wilkins, 17, sax, from Baldwin Park; Johnny Winfield, 17, guitar, from El Monte and Jimmy Starsiak, 19, string 'bass, from Baldwin Park.
Jim Aguirre, during daylight hours an engineering designer at Caltech's jet propulsion laboratory, took over management of the group, and it was him who sold the masters to Crest Records in 1958.
Jim Aguirre, during daylight hours an engineering designer at Caltech's jet propulsion laboratory, took over management of the group, and it was him who sold the masters to Crest Records in 1958.
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