Women Of Music 38

 

 Women Of Music 38

Linda Carr on cover

 

Beverly Taylor - It's Old History.mp3
Celia Cruz - Hava Nageela.mp3
Dori Malloy - Where Do You Go.mp3
Fran Harris With The Four Friends - Naughty Baby.mp3
Ida James - Shake Your Can.mp3
Jeanie Lee -Tic-Toc-A-Boogie.mp3
Linda Carr -  Da Doo Run Run (Live).mp3
linda carr.jpg
Linda Lloyd - Heartache High School U S A.mp3
Lizzie Miles - Salty Dog.mp3
Marguerite Sanders - Second Fiddle To An Old Guitar.mp3
Melody Cristea (& Liliac Band) - Wildthing.mp3
Venita Marie - A Girl With No Tomorrow .mp3 

 

Princeton label (New York City)

 

 Princeton 101
(November 1958)

G-346 High School Blues (Mascari-Mac-Wenzlaff, Bob Cor Music Inc. BM)

1st copyright reg. : w & m Mac Vickory, Eddie Mascari, & Erwin Wenzlaff © Eddie Mascari, 28 oct 1958
2nd copyright reg. : w & m Charles Vic , pseud . , arr . Eddie Mascari (Edward C. Mascari) & Erwin Wenzlaff . © Charles L. Shean ; 17Nov58

 

G-347 We’re Not Engaged Anymore

same credits on label and copyright as above  

Princeton 102
(November 1958) 

G-310 The Wild One (Ricky Ricardo-Fred Petti, Copy Music Inc.)

G-311 Twang (Ricky Ricardo-Fred Petti, Copy Music Inc.)

Copy Music Inc. BMI (both sides), but Copley Music Inc.in copyright, which credits Ricky Ricardo, pseud, of Anthony Lobato, & Fred Petti. © 13 Npv.1958,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Princeton label (New York City)

Women Of Music 37

 

Beatrice Florea on cover

 

Barbara Hall - Big Man (Tuska).mp3
Beatrice Florea - Hey Baby (Yt).mp3
Dot Anderson - Jealous Hearted Woman (D.j.).mp3
Irene Belle - Battle Of The Blues (Stadium).mp3
Kathi Mcdonald - Somethin' Else (Capitol).mp3
Katie Pritchard - Blue Suede Shoes (Yt).mp3
Linda Scott - I've Told Every Little Star (Canadian-American).mp3
Nadine Renaye - Little Lee  (Delpris).mp3
Ruth Durand - I'm Wise (Post).mp3
Sandra Grimms- Hallelujah Rock And Roll (Samson).mp3
Sandy And The Wild Wombats - The Train Kept A-Rollin' (Yt).mp3
Sherry Davis - Bop City (Unissued).mp3

wom37 

The Clichés on Pama

 

[The Clichés]

Got Something For You Baby

Pama 1001
(1965)
Cleveland, Ohio

 According to buckeyebeat : 

Pinky and Jim Jenkins were a husband and wife act who were part of the Cleveland's folk scene in the 1960s. They played local clubs, including several appearances at La Cave opening for touring acts.

In 1965 they were on .one side of a split 45 that was released on Pama. On the other side was a recording by the Cliches of the James Brown song "Good Good Lovin" mistitled "Got Something For You Baby". The Jenkins' contribution was their own song "Manry and the Sea", a folk ballad styled song about Clevelander Robert Manry, who captivated the NE Ohio area in the summer of 1965 with a solo sailboat voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. The song was later recorded by the New Community Singers, a straight folk group, on Clevetown. The NCS recording was pretty popular locally.

Due to a pressing mixup, both sides of the 45 are credited to Pinky and Jim Jenkins and the Cliches, giving the impression that the Jenkinses are singing on "Got Something..." but that is not the case, each of the credited artists are only heard on their side of the record.

Discography:

Manry and the Sea / Got Something For You Baby (by the Cliches)  - Pama 1001, fall of 1965

Links:

Pama/Clevetown discography 
The Clichés at Discogs
The Clichés at Buckeyebeat.com

 Listed incorrectly as a different Pama label at RCS: Pama(loc?)  

 
Got Something For You Baby

direct download 

 

Women Of Music 36

 

 Women Of Music 36

Sylvia Day on cover 

 

Anita Bryant - Little George (Got The Hiccoughs) .mp3
Calypso Mama - The Monkey Song.mp3
Candy Noe - In Between Honky Tonks.mp3
Eunice Davis - Let's Have a Party.mp3
Janis Paige - My Baby Just Cares For Me.mp3
Kay Cee Jones - How Come You Do Me Like You Do.mp3
Loretta Kay - Yo Yo.mp3
Paola Solis - Twist and Shout.mp3
Patrissia Lorca Smokey Joe´s Cafe Trouble.mp3
Shewry Stamper And The Virginians - Kansas City.mp3
Susan Cabot & The Blockbusters - O-Shoo-Bla-D (Teen Age Bop).mp3
Sylvia Day - Show A Little Love.mp3 

 

 

Fantabulous Legendary Rockin' Fifties

 

It appears that a new US record company called Delectables has decided to re-issue old European CD compilations. At least that's what you can see by carefully examining the tracklist of their first production, a compilation titled « Fantabulous Legendary Rockin' Fifties » (no joking) : 

1 - Eddie Weldon -  Cooler Weather  (Marly 105, 1960).mp3
2 - The Belvederes feat. Jim Kelly -  Walkin' in the Garden  (Jopz 1771, 1959).mp3
3 - The Sultans  -  She's Got It  (Backstage 1101 , 1964).mp3
4 - Patty Ross  -  The Big Bear  (Aardell 0002, 1955).mp3
5 - C. C. Curtis  -  Aunt Minie  (Audicon 109, 1960).mp3
6 - Freddie Montell  -  I Squeeze Her  (Ermine 110 , 1958 ).mp3
7 - Johnny Hughes  -  Grounded  (UBC 1034 , 1961 ).mp3
8 - Danny Roland -  Shockwave  (Bayou 117 , 1961).mp3
9 - Elmo Stringer  -  Times Have Changed  (Thunder 1021 , 1959).mp3
10 - Sammy Jackson Jr. -  Playin' in the Field  (Arvee 5011 , 1960).mp3
11 - Mike & The Ravens  -  I've Taken All I Can  (Empire, 1962).mp3
12 - The Four C-Notes With The Orvits  -  Mister Rock and Roll (Bramble 3003, 1957).mp3
13 - Billy DeMarco  -  How Sweet It Is  (Keefo 5000, 1962).mp3
14 - The Fairviews -  Twinkee Lee  (Spin It 120, 1964).mp3
15 - Paddy Mana  -  I'm in Love Again  (USA 1776, 1962).mp3
16 - Patty Ross  -  Rock It , Davy, Rock It (Aardell,1955).mp3
17 - The Classics 5  (vcl Bobby Osborn) -  Wine, Wine,; Wine (Countess, 1962 ).mp3
18 - Freddie Montell  -  Stop the Rock  (Ermine 110, 1958).mp3
19 - Tony Reese  -  I Never Knew a Dolly  (Roulette 4011, 1957).mp3
20 - Freddy & The Raven's  -  The Big Itch  (WED 1245 , 1962).mp3
21 - Tommy Redd & The Reddymen  -  Better Be Better  (Ruby Ray 9801, 1965).mp3
22 - Bob Bowman & The Chance’s -  Bette Lou  (Revello 1001, 1959).mp3
23 - Billy Dolton  -  Girls  (Kaybo 617, 1961 ).mp3
24 - Tico & The Triumphs -  Motorcycle  (Amy 835 , 1961).mp3
25 - [Eddie Reeves] -  Delta Tau Baby  (Delta Tau Delta, 1966).mp3
26 - Shannon Sisters -  Yak-a-Tak (JB 1003, 1957).mp3

it is actually a reproduction of  "Wild Rockin' With Vocal Backing, Vol. 2" which was  made  by Collector Records years ago. But let's not deny our pleasure, especially since Delectables has made some corrections

track 1 : Eddie Weldon replaces Panthing Panther
track 2 : The Belvederes feat. Jim Kelly replaces Jim Kelly (Collector's owner [RIP] didn't like the groups)

etc. 

Deliciously Delectables 00001

 

Sandy Fontaine

 

Ten Gallon Hat
(Elsie Wilks, Wilks Music BMI)

 

What Do I Want
(Gene Dunlap, Wilks Music BMI)

Hitt Records 1119
1964
Baytown, Texas

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Elsie  Wilks,  the boss-lady  of  the  Texas firm,  Hitt  Records,  wrote "Ten Gallon Hat" a song inspired by President Johnson's presenting ten-galllon hats to his visiting celebrities.  The song "just released will be introduced in Baytown at a teen dance at the Firemen's Hall"  (Baytown Sun, August 9, 1964,

Sandy Fontaine, from Houston,  performed the song several times in and around Baytown at least until 1966, this time backed by The Wanderers of Beaumont at the Baytown Jaycees spring festival.

Late release by Hitt Records whose pick activities were in the years 1958-1960.

 

 donwload links   : Ten Gallon   and  What

 

 

 

 

Women Of Music 35

 

 Women Of Music 35

Dani on cover

 

Ceci Julian - Rock Right.mp3
Cora Lynn & The Rhythm Snatchers - Train Kept a Rollin'.mp3
cover - Dani.jpg
Dani - Le Chpoum.mp3
Denita James  - I Have Feelings Too.mp3
Diana Lee - You Upset Me.mp3
Donna And The Tennessee Moonshiners -The Root Of All Evil (Is A Man).mp3
Elizabeth Thorn - Just A Little While.mp3
Inga - The Beat Goes On.mp3
Jai Malano - Matchbox (I'm Gonna Forget About You).mp3
Jenny Grand Duc - Susie-Q.mp3
Liz Phair - Wild-Thing .mp3
Peggy Scott - Bailin' Man.mp3
Sayaka Alessandra - I Gotta Know.mp3 

Steve Schickel on Foremost [RCS no location]

 

 

Steve Schickel

CP-1333 - Don't Lie

Williams-Hart, Windy City Music

CP-1334 - What A Night
Watts-Trace-Bohme

Foremost FM 115

November 11, 1957, Billboard

 

Location : Chicago, Illinois 

Note : this is NOT the Kansas City Foremost label. 

Steve Schickel was record editor for The Chicago Tribune, deejay for three years on WGN, free-lance promotion man, music and coin reporter for The Billboard,  Mercury public-relations director (1960-1962) and WGN newsman from 1962

This Foremost release is his second record, the first being on Mercury Records in 1956, "Leave My Sideburns Be", a take-off of "you know who" backed with "Cry-Baby Boogie".  

 

Two other songs from the same Mercury sessions remained unissued : "Educated Rock And Roll"  and  "What A Night" , the latter finally issued (or re-recorded?) by Foremost Records.

 

 The four tracks are in this folder

Star Spangled Banner

 

Some mesmerizing renditions of Star Spangled Banner
As you can see on the cover, some spectators had fun

Carl Lewis.mp3
Cela Harper.mp3
Christina Aguilera.mp3
Fergie.mp3
Ingrid Andress.mp3
Kinsley Murray.mp3
Malea Emma.mp3
Maya Rudolph.mp3
Roseanne Barr.mp3

Sound
&
Sight 

 

 God Save America
The others can rot

 

Inflammable Dan With The Igniters on Wine

 

High Flying Wine
download

 

The Buffer
download

 Both composed by C. Appel and published by Chart-Gap Pub.

Wine Records  #09

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1963

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"Inflammable Dan" was the radio moniker of Charlie Apple, a popular radio disc jockey in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area (most notably on WPSL) during the 1960s. In 1963, Apple teamed up with a local Pittsburgh rock and roll band named The Igniters to record a novelty garage-rock single.

Some info found at Wikibin, the Wikpedia trashbin :

Charlie "C.A." Apple (born 1941 - Penn Hills, Pennsylvania) is a veteran R&B and oldies radio disc jockey from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Apple began broadcasting at WPSL 1510 AM in Monroeville, Pennsylvania in 1966, and his career has seen stops at mostly small AM and FM stations in the Pittsburgh area. Along the way, he has amassed a cult following of fans who refer to themselves collectively as The Apple Corps.

Heavily influenced by fellow Pittsburgh DJ Porky Chedwick, Apple's announcing style often utilizes speaking in rhyme and makes extensive use of reverb. Like Chedwick, Apple's show specializes in what he has coined "Pittsburgh Oldies" or simply "sounds" from his own record collection - songs originally popular on a local basis, but largely unknown outside the area. The format includes blues, doo wop, garage bands, and novelty records frequently - though not always - by groups from the Pittsburgh area.

The trio of Apple, Chedwick, and Mike Metrovich are seen as founders of this peculiar Pittsburgh radio subculture which has endured continuously "under the radar" since the 1950s. Through them, several other DJ's have been inspired to host shows of "Pittsburgh Oldies" on area radio stations.

Charlie is well respected by the students he taught at St. Edmund's Academy in Squirrel Hill. Always challenging his students to think and act, of which he has a formal pupil budding Broadway star Christian Borle. For several years Charlie was a home room teacher who inspired his classes through 50's movie, The Body Snatchers etc., music, and free thought. A family man and a teacher Charlie also found time to be the Head Chaplain at the small Episcopal grade school.

Also see article published by Pittsburgh City Paper in 2003

 

But Charlie Appel had a dark side : in 2014, Charlie Appel was sentenced to five years in prison for downloading child pornography. See Tribune Review.  He died in 2019. More serious related facts came to light after his death. See Spotlight On Abuse

 

Charlie Appel (1941-2019)

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For the sake of completeness, I must mention that Rockin' Country Style also lists another single on the same label, likewise without a location. But I won't say anything about it here, because The Zaks' 45 holds little interest for rockabilly fans.