Dance Time Boogie

Tiny Dumont and his Wranglers

Dance Time Boogie

1950

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The Music Shoppe (Roy Cost)

Are You Really My Girl
The Music Shoppe
Vocal by Roy Cost

The Music Shoppe
picture credit : Rockabilly Hall of Fame (Roy Cost page)

According to Roy Cost's own website :

By 1969 Roy Cost organized "The Music Shoppe" consisting of Cost, Jimmy Jobe, and the late Alfred Crump. Cost had his biggest break with another trip to Lyn-lou Studios in Memphis. This recording session was produced and engineered by Larry Rogers (Studio 19, Nashville) and musician, Steve Bogard. The song "East Of Tulsa" and "Are You Really My Girl" became a hit due to the efforts of KXLR'S Larry Dean and the giant KAAY. Joe Stampley who was a singing idol of Cost took some of the "East Of Tulsa" 45s back with him to Shreveport. The two still communicate with each other. Stampley resides in Nashville these days instead of in Springhill, La. "East Of Tulsa" was a dream come true and provided Roy Cost with trips to Nashville and appearances on Ralph Emery's Opry Star Spotlight and Grant Turner's "The Morning Show on the legendary Grand Old Opry's WSM Radio. There Cost appeared on shows with Eddie Rabbitt, Waylon Jennings, Maxine Brown of the Jim Ed Brown & The Browns, Ray Pillow and Doyle Wilburn.

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The Fantastics : Dancing Doll

The Fantastics

Dancing Doll (new link)

The Fantastics : picture and discography of this black vocal group HERE

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Dee Matt & The Fabulous Cenders

Dee Matt & The Fabulous Cenders

Bee Bop A Doo (new link)

Primos 1006

Seems to be the only recording by Dee Matt and the only record on the Primos label out of Primos, Pennsylvania?

It was probably the same Dee Matt who produced the second incarnation of The Silhouettes (of "Get A Job fame) The New Silhouettes single in 1967 on Jamie (Climb Every Mountain / We Belong Together, Jamie 1333).

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Glory Kennedy and her 3 Electric Guitars

Glory Kennedy and her 3 Electric Guitars

Dixie's Land

From "Teenage Guitars Go Civil War" LP album

Pathé Records

From 1961 I guess. "Pathe News has entered the disk business with Pathé Records", announced Billboard Magazine in its issue dated August 21, 1961. "First LP’s, both documentary, are narrated by Edward McGoldrick, called « How To Conquer Your Alcoholism » and « Tormented Women . »

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