Tutti Frutti

 

Lidia Moroles

 
 Tutti Frutti

From the catalog number, we can perhaps guess a recording or release date in 1978. No info. The A-side (Rock'n Roll Music) is not as good.

Linda Carrol with The Young Men

 Linda Carrol With The Young Men
Camelot J-113  (1964)

Camelot Record Co.
Sound Studio
Lynnwood, Washington

I Wanna Go Home

 
Love Is A Strange Thing

 Both wr. Rainer Rey and produced by Jim Sims
|1964]

On Camelot Records for detailed information see "THE LEGEND of CAMELOT RECORDS" by Peter Blecha


 

Ring-A-Ding-Ding

 

Tracklist

Big Bob - Your Line Was Busy                                
Bill Browning - Answer Your Telephone                                     
Bill Woods - Phone Me Baby                                                
Chuck Goddard - I Didn't Answer The Phone                                 
Claudine Clark - The Telephone Game                                       
Connie Francis - Telephone Lover                                          
Darrell Glenn - Hang Up That Telephone                                    
Dimples Jackson - Ring A Ling                                             
Don Edwards & The Dukes (vcl Marco King) - Answer Your Telephone          
Don Waynick & Th Green Bullets - Telephone Boogie                         
Eddie Moore - Phone Chick                                                 
Ernie Tucker And His Operators - Telephone Me Some Lovin-                 
Floyd Dixon - Telephone Blues                                             
Irving Fuller & The Chorvettes - Buzz Me On The Telephone                 
Johnny Guitar Watson & Jeannie Barnes - Telephone Boogie                  
Johnny Skiles - If Your Telephone Rings                                   
Lesley Gore - Don't Call Me, I'll Call You                                
Little Brenda Lee - Bigelow 6-200                                         
Mark Dinning - Dial AL 1-4883                                             
Meri Wilson - Telephone Man                                               
Mike Russo - I Found Her Telephone Number Written On The Boy's Bathroom   
Pee Wee Crayton - The Telephone Is Ringing                                
Peggy Lee -  Don't Give Me A Ring On The Telephone                        
Ray Jones and The Starbrites - Phone Book                                 
Rose Murphy - Busy Line                                                   
Sally Marcum - Blue Telephone                                             
Shorty Holloway - Telephone Blues                                         
Spirit Of Memphis Quartet - Atomic Telephone                              
The Andrews Sisters - The Telephone Song                                  
The Four Tophatters - 45 Men In A Telephone Booth                         
The Keytones - 45 Men In A Telephone Booth                                
Tommy Sands - Ring My Phone                                               
Tommy Strange and The Features - Telephone Sweetheart                     
Werly Fairburn - Telephone Baby                                           
Yvonne Lime -Ting-A-Ling Telephone                                        

Bring back the old rotary phone, …just put your finger in…

A late afternoon little quiz

 

Tell me who :

1 - 小野 洋子 , a conceptual artist, of some fame
2 - Ri Sol-ju exalting her husband's accomplishments, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
3 - Pretty Mari Hoshizawa, a Japanese porn actress (fom one of her best performance)
4 - Mrs. Lai Ziang celebrating the birth of  her twelfth baby (Guinness World Records)

So Glad You're Mine

Sharon Tandy
1943-2015

So Glad You're Mine

From her album "Sharon Loves You Know Who?" released in 1962 on Gallotone Records in South Africa.

I was born Sharon Finkelstein in Johannesburg in 1943. I came from an eccentric family. I was totally unspoiled. But I was a very naughty and rebellious child, because of my upbrigning.  My first love was Elvis I remember going to see Jailhouse Rock thirteen times, I used to pull my hair out and get really excited. It did seem like we were detached from the rest of the world, so we grabbed what we could. I also loved Little Richard and do to this day. [from the Big Beat CD booklet, notes edited]

Sharon cut a dozen singles between 1962-1964 - all for the Continental and Gallo labels, before moving to England in 1964 at the suggestion of Frank Fenter, head of Atlantic Records in UK, whom she later married.

For more info, you can read the extensive sleeve notes of her CD album published by Big Beat Records HERE

Sharon Tandy passed away on 22 March 2015, aged 71, London, United Kingdom.