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Spectropop - Digest Number 951
- From: Spectropop Group
- Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2003
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Jamie LePage (1953-2002)
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There are 24 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Run To My Lovin' Arms
From: Mikey
2. Re: Murray the K LP
From: Larry Lapka
3. Chiffons' reissues
From: Mike Edwards
4. Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
From: Will Stos
5. Royalettes
From: John Clemente
6. Paul Evans interview show is now archived
From: Ronnie Allen
7. Re: Murray The K Live LP
From: Eddy
8. Re: The Chiffons / My Boyfriend's Back
From: Tony Leong
9. Beatles novelties
From: Andres
10. Carol Vega - Chicago - 60's?
From: Rich
11. Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
From: Tony Leong
12. Re: Murray The K Live LP
From: Bill Craig
13. XM Radio
From: Ed
14. Re: Tammy St. John / Sandra Barry
From: B. Vlaovic
15. Shangri-Las '84 !
From: Ellie Greenwich Fan Club
16. People Who Died
From: Mike Nathan
17. Checking in..?
From: Alan Gordon
18. Orbison, Osmond, Beatles
From: Mike Edwards
19. Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
From: Mick Patrick
20. Re: Murray The K Live LP
From: Phil Milstein
21. Shangri-Las '77 !
From: Martin Roberts
22. Re: Chiffons
From: Ken Charmer
23. Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
From: Mick Patrick
24. Re: Carol Vega - Chicago - '60s?
From: Mick Patrick
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2003 20:34:55 -0400
From: Mikey
Subject: Re: Run To My Lovin' Arms
Mikey wrote re. "Run To My Lovin' Arms":
> Also done quite nicely by Jay and The Americans.
Ian Chapman:
> And by the Lettermen too, one of several Spector-influenced
> tracks the guys cut and the flip of "You'll Be Needing Me
> Baby," the Dave Gates song - a great quality 2-sider.
>>>>>>And what's interesting about The Lettermen is that "You'll
Be Needing Me" is on the "A New Song For Young Love" Lp, but
"Run To My Lovin Arms" ISN'T on the Lp!! That happens a lot with
The Lettermen, I never did figure out why!!
Mikey
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2003 18:22:01 -0700 (PDT)
From: Larry Lapka
Subject: Re: Murray the K LP
Dear Tony:
I own the LP in question. It is called Murray the K
Presents (Brook-Lyn 302, distributed by Atco) and it
has on it cuts by the Rascals, Janis Ian, Bee Gees,
Vanilla Fudge, the Blues Project and on the "live"
Side Two, performances by Joe Tex, the Shangri-Las,
the Royalettes and Dion Jackson. It was put out in
1968.
Larry Lapka
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 02:38:30 -0000
From: Mike Edwards
Subject: Chiffons' reissues
Things were looking up on the Chiffons reissue front in the 80s when
Impact Records (which I believe is a subsidiary of UK Ace) put out
two fine albums:
"Doo-Lang, Doo-Lang, Doo-Lang" (ACT 002) –
Compiled by Vicki Fox; sleevenotes by Malcolm Baumgart
He's So Fine
My Boyfriend's Back
Stop Look And Listen
Tonight I Met An Angel
Oh My Lover
A Love So Fine
Why Am I So Shy
Nobody Knows What's Going On In My Mind But Me
One Fine Day
When The Boy's Happy (The Girl's Happy Too)
Sweet Talking Guy
I Have A Boyfriend
My Block
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry
Did You Ever Go Steady
Out Of This World
"Flips, Flops & Rarities" (ACT 007)
Compiled by Mick Patrick; sleevenotes by Mick Patrick
He's a Bad One
Lucky Me
What Am I Gonna Do With You (Hey Baby)
Dream, Dream, Dream
The Heavenly Place
March
Tonight I'm Gonna Dream
Just For Tonight
Up On The Bridge
The Real Thing
Love Me Like You're Gonna Lose Me
Easy To Love (So Hard To Get)
Teach Me Now
When I Go to Sleep At Night
Open Your Eyes (I Will Be There)
If I Knew Then (What I Know Now)
These 32 tracks are probably all we'll ever need by the group.
The second LP seems to contain most of the later material that
Spectropoppers write in about. As we all know, Mick Patrick has
done a lot of fine compilations for us over the years but
"Flips, Flops & Rarities" is his best. Simply a question of
having some awesome material available in those dusty tape boxes
....and knowing what to look for.
Mike
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Message: 4
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 03:08:07 -0000
From: Will Stos
Subject: Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
Mick Patrick wrote:
> Btw, I dunno who it is singing "Stop, Look And Listen" on said Ace
> CD, but it sure AIN'T the Chiffons. Anyone?
Are you sure? Every version credited to the Chiffons that appears on
other cds is the same cut. It sounds like Sylvia singing lead on the
cut. Could it be that it was recorded without Judy because she was
off having her child? I still think I hear Judy in the background.
The LES Girls' version sounds similar but distinct. Do you have
they're original vinyl version? Is it different? Or do you think some
studio group cut it and it was released under the Chiffons' name?
Will : )
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 2003 23:17:11 -0400
From: John Clemente
Subject: Royalettes
Hello Everyone,
I just got off the telephone with Anita Ross of The Royalettes.
She said the group is semi-active again. They appeared at a show
in Baltimore at the end of May. There are more shows planned.
Anita, her sister, lead singer Sheila Ross, and Roni Brown appeared
with The Intruders, The Softones and some local talent. The fourth
original member, Terry Jones, could not make it, so Patty Ross,
Sheila and Anita's sister stepped in for the part. Anita said it
felt just like the old days. They are looking forward to many more
performances to come.
John Clemente
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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 01:59:56 EDT
From: Ronnie Allen
Subject: Paul Evans interview show is now archived
I am very pleased to announce that my June 29th interview show
with Paul Evans is now archived on the WBCB website.
This man is an incredible talent and certainly one of the under-
appreciated singer-songwriters of the rock era.
Paul and I had LOADS OF FUN doing the show. Paul told me he got a
real kick out of the "Laugh Montage" I put together (you can test
yourself and see if you recognize all those "laugh" songs?) and
also a kick out of Bobby Vinton's personal recollection on how he
discovered Paul's song "Roses Are Red" which changed Vinton's life
..... a story that Paul found both interesting and SURPRISING!
I would like to once again publicly thank Paul for being most
gracious about the unuexpected six-day postponement of the show
and also thank Bobby Vinton for pre-recording his valuable
contribution.
To listen to the Paul Evans show or the other shows that I've done
on WBCB this year (the Murmaids, "Diane Renay And Friends", Sue
Thompson) please visit my WBCB page at the following link address:
http://www.wbcb1490.com/rallen.htm
Thanks to all of you who have e-mailed me comments on these shows
..... they are MOST APPRECIATED and taken very seriously!
Ronnie Allen
E-mail: RonnieOldiesGuy@aol.com
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 08:15:43 +0200
From: Eddy
Subject: Re: Murray The K Live LP
Tony Leong wrote:
> Years ago in an oldies vinyl store, I once saw an LP of a live
> Murray The K Show (obviously taped in late 1965). I distinctly
> remember seeing the listing for the Royalettes doing "It's Gonna
> Take A Miracle", Shangri-Las singing "I Can Never Go Home AnyMore",
> and the Young Racals (I think doing "Aint Gonna Eat My Heart
> Out..."). Does anybody know of this LP??? Does anybody HAVE this
> LP??? Can anybody tell me what else was on this LP? I am curious,
> since I never saw this LP again!!!. I already have the 1963 and '64
> Holiday Shows (well, snippets from them) on CD, and they are a
> HOOT!!!!!
Phil Milstein:
> Murray The K Presents:
> The Rascals: I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore
> Janis Ian: Society's Child
> The Bee Gees: Holiday
> Vanilla Fudge: You Keep Me Hangin' On
> Janis Ian: Younger Generation Blues
> The Bee Gees: To Love Somebody
> The Blues Project: Wake Me, Shake Me
> Joe Tex: Hold Onto What You've Got
> Joe Tex: You've Got What It Takes
> The Shangri-Las: I Can Never Go Home Anymore
> The Royalettes: It's Gonna Take A Miracle
> Deon Jackson: Love Makes The World Go 'Round
Are these actually live versions ?
Eddy
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Message: 8
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 07:37:54 -0000
From: Tony Leong
Subject: Re: The Chiffons / My Boyfriend's Back
Ian Chapman:
> ...Right from the drum-filled spoken intro, with Sylvia's hip
> "aah, sing it Judy" response, the record has bite and the
> girls really sound like they're not to be messed with!
Aaaaah Ian, Hi, it was PAT, not Sylvia, that said "Aaaaah sing it
Judy" at the beginning of the Chiffons' "My Boyfriend's Back".
Tony Leong
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Message: 9
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 07:14:39 -0000
From: Andres
Subject: Beatles novelties
Hi people,
If you are interested in Beatles novelty songs pls check out my page
http://monstr66.narod.ru/index.html
Andres
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Message: 10
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:12:10 -0000
From: Rich
Subject: Carol Vega - Chicago - 60's?
I'm looking for any information available on Carol Vega. The
following is all that I know:
She was a vocalist with a short-lived band called the Starfires
for about a year in 1962/63. She was married to the Starfires
bass-player, Johnny Moore, for a brief time before she became a
recording artist, releasing a couple of singles including:
I Need You Around / Sugar over You, 1964 (Constellation 121)
One Little Thing (Chess)
"Sugar over You" was listed at number 31 on WLS, Chicago Radio
SILVER DOLLAR SURVEY MAY 22, 1964
If anyone has any idea how I might find additional info please
let me know.
Rich
P.S. The Starfires was one of Paul Cotton's (of Poco) early bands.
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Message: 11
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 07:49:07 -0000
From: Tony Leong
Subject: Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
Mick Patrick:
> Btw, I dunno who it is singing "Stop, Look And Listen" on said
> Ace CD, but it sure AIN'T the Chiffons. Anyone?
Hi Mick, have you recovered yet from the SpectroPop Shindig??
Neither I nor the Chiffons know whose version of "Stop Look and
Listen" is on that Ace CD. I have since read that one of Ellie
Greenwich's studio groups LesGirls cut a version of that song.
Perhaps it's them??? Oddly, when I gave Judy and Sylvia and Pat a
cassette of the CD, they claimed that "He's A Bad One" was not them
either!!! That was strange, that certainly sounds like the great
Sylvia on lead and Judy echoing on the backgound. BTW, that Big
Deal "Chiffons" was NOT the Chiffons we know (as we have all since
discovered). As I have posted before, the Laurie Chiffons that we
worship (literally) did not adopt that name until AFTER they actually
recorded "He's So Fine" in late 1962 and made the deal with Ronnie
Mack with a handshake!!!! Judy, Pat and Barbara didnt even meet
Sylvia until it was time to record "He's So Fine". Bit of history
right from the source--the group themselves!!!!!!!
Tony Leong (remember me?? The Delrons' fanatic!!! Well, at least I
didn't bug you when you played the Shangri-Las!!!!!!!) Cheers.....
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Message: 12
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 12:18:39 -0000
From: Bill Craig
Subject: Re: Murray The K Live LP
> Murray The K Presents:
> The Rascals: I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore
> Janis Ian: Society's Child
> The Bee Gees: Holiday
> Vanilla Fudge: You Keep Me Hangin' On
> Janis Ian: Younger Generation Blues
> The Bee Gees: To Love Somebody
> The Blues Project: Wake Me, Shake Me
> Joe Tex: Hold Onto What You've Got
> Joe Tex: You've Got What It Takes
> The Shangri-Las: I Can Never Go Home Anymore
> The Royalettes: It's Gonna Take A Miracle
> Deon Jackson: Love Makes The World Go 'Round
If these are the tracks and artists the year 1965 seems to be a
couple of years too early. Maybe '67 or '68.Can this truely be live?
Ooh Ha,
(Not to be confused with Hey La, This is more of an Al Pacino thing)
Bill Craig
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Message: 13
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:13:08 EDT
From: Ed
Subject: XM Radio
This post is a bit late, but the 60-s channel on XM radio is
currently attempting to play every song that's ever been played on
AM radio, and is now on the 60s. (Actually they were initially
touting it as every popular song ever played on the radio for the
past 60 years, but I guess they realized how large a claim that
would be, so now I think they're calling it the most complete
playlist of all time.) Well worth hearing, if it's an option. I
want to just drive around all day, so I can listen to it. A couple
of songs that grabbed me was Del Shannon's "Keep Seaching," Martha
and the Vandellas "Wild One," and it was even fun top hear Buck
Owens "Tiger By The Tail" because I haven't heard it since the old
days.
Ed
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Message: 14
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 13:27:55 -0400
From: B. Vlaovic
Subject: Re: Tammy St. John / Sandra Barry
I've never heard Tammy St. John's version of 'Dark Shadows and
Empty Hallways' but I love the Dianne and Anita version as well as
the version by the Chad Mitchell Trio! What an undiscovered gem
that song is! I also love Tammy's verison of 'Stay Together Young
Lovers' (Here Come the Girls - Vol #10 'Girls Don't Come'), moreso
than the original by Brenda and the Tabulations (lovely as that one
is though). While we're talking about obscure British femmes what
about Sandra Barry! I was shocked to find out that she later turned
up in the Police meets Blondie styled group Darling, circa 1978
looking too anorexic with flaming red hair backed by a band of
bleach blonde punks. What a trip!
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Message: 15
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 17:44:58 -0000
From: Ellie Greenwich Fan Club
Subject: Shangri-Las '84 !
Great article on The Shangri-las '77.
In 1984 I was fortunate to hear a tape of Betty and Marge
singing about 5 songs. They were accompanied by a guitar.
Marge gave the tape to a long time friend and original
Shangri-las fan club member. It was the real thing...the fan
had photos with her and Marge. I wasn't impressed with the
songs on the tape, they were in the vein of "I can never go
home" and "Dressed in Black". Mary did not sing with her former
group members on this tape. I don't know what became of the tape
or the person who owns it. We met hundreds of fans during the
run of "Leader" at the Bottom Line and Broadway, many of them
are STILL in touch nearly 20 years later!!!
Joe
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Message: 16
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 10:49:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mike Nathan
Subject: People Who Died
Does anyone remember the record "(Those are) People Who Died"?
Who recorded it, when, etc.
Thanks, Mike
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Message: 17
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 11:16:13 -0700
From: Alan Gordon
Subject: Checking in..?
> Just a few words to say 'hi'.
> Seven, apparently.
> Cheers, Andrew
I counted 13... but that's just me...
albabe
PS: Welcome
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Message: 18
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 02:15:49 -0000
From: Mike Edwards
Subject: Orbison, Osmond, Beatles
This is perfect. There have been a lot of messages regarding Roy
Orbison on Spectropop and a lot concerning the Osmonds on the Harmony
High site. Segue to Joel Whitburn's book, Top Pop Singles 1955-1993
and we find "Sweet And Innocent" listed as Donny Osmond's first solo
chart entry in 1971. Joel tells us that this was originally recorded
by Roy Orbison on RCA 7381 in 1958! You know I always thought
Donny's "Sweet And Innocent" was a great record and hopefully it now
qualifies for inclusion on Phil Milstein's Roy Orbison soundalikes'
CD.
Joel is not always right, though. Listed alongside "Nut Rocker" by B
Bumble & The Stingers is a note that says Lincoln Mayorga played
piano on this great track. We now know it was Al Hazan, which brings
us to the Beatles. I was very pleased to see Pete Best make a guest
appearance on ABC TV's "Good Morning America" to promote his new
book, "The Beatles – The True Beginnings" (on amazon.com, starting at
$15), which I am looking forward to reading. Such is the public's
appetite for the Beatles, that this makes the 4th book currently in
print on Pete Best alone! Incredible considering he was out of the
group before they released their first UK single, "Love Me Do"….. and
before they met Al Hazan.
Mike
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Message: 19
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 20:57:17 +0100
From: Mick Patrick
Subject: Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
I wrote:
> Btw, I dunno who it is singing "Stop, Look And Listen" on
> said Ace CD, but it sure AIN'T the Chiffons. Anyone?
Will Stos asked:
> Are you sure? Every version credited to the Chiffons that
> appears on other cds is the same cut.
Hey la,
Oh yes, I'm sure. Those other CDs have the wrong version of
"Stop, Look And Listen" too.
> Do you have their original vinyl version? Is it different?
Yes I do have the original single. That's how come I know the
CD version is not the Chiffons.
Hey la,
Mick Patrick
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Message: 20
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 14:44:27 -0500
From: Phil Milstein
Subject: Re: Murray The K Live LP
Eddy wrote:
> Are these actually live versions ?
They sound like it to me. Pick a track, and I'll try to post it
to musica.
--Phil M.
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Message: 21
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 21:20:56 +0100
From: Martin Roberts
Subject: Shangri-Las '77 !
Joe wrote:
> Great article on The Shangri-las '77 at:
> http://www.spectropop.com/Shangri-Las/index.htm
Hear, hear, worth the read for the first sentence alone! And what
about those pictures?! Very interesting story excellently told by
Phil Milstein, with all the background info you could wish for,
bar the music...and perhaps that's no bad thing.
Joe writes on hearing 5, guitar backed demos, by Marge and not
caring for them, although I must say that sounding like "Dressed
In Black" and "I Can Never Go Home Anymore", sure sounds like a
plus to me!
What does cause concern is Mary, Liz and Marge's dismissal of all
their previous recordings besides, "Out In The Streets".
I would love to hear these 1977 demos but perhaps our memories and
their reputation are best served by some feisty rockumentaries
packaged as two-minute-plus songs which encompassed all life, much
of the universe and almost everything else!
The link to John Grecco's Shangri-Las biography at
http://www.redbirdent.com/slas1.htm is welcome and well deserved,
but I would suggest equal endorsement of Mick Patrick's sleeve
notes for The Shangri-Las' "Myrmidons of Melodrama" CD on RPM.
Martin
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Message: 22
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 22:23:07 +0100
From: Ken Charmer
Subject: Re: Chiffons
Re the ongoing tracks, it is interesting to hear Mick's take on
the CD sleeve notes. Does this mean there is no accurate
discography of the group ? Is the article by Peter Doggett from
Record Collector a few years ago accurate? The ACE vinyl album
'Stop Look and Listen' from 1985 is still my source for 'Love Me
Like Your Gonna Lose Me' (Thanks to Mick's compilation) and 1981's
'everthing you ever wanted to hear...' from RCA which contains a
complete? Laurie/Rust discography and the wonderful 'Just For
Tonight'. The question is whether everything from the vaults out
or are we being deprived?
Ken Charmer
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Message: 23
Date: Tue, 08 Jul 2003 22:27:17 +0100
From: Mick Patrick
Subject: Re: Chiffons / Stop, Look & Listen
Tony Leong:
> Hi Mick, have you recovered yet from the Spectropop Shindig??
Hey la, Tony. One body-clock now happily restored to Greenwich
Mean Time. Unfortunately, I'm still permanently tired. Mind you,
I was before I went! Thanks for caring. :-)
> Neither I nor the Chiffons know whose version of "Stop Look and
> Listen" is on that Ace CD. I have since read that one of Ellie
> Greenwich's studio groups, Les Girls, cut a version of that song.
> Perhaps it's them???
Oh no, I have the Les Girls record and it's *not* them. In fact,
the Les Girls version uses the same backing track as the Chiffons.
"Stop, Look And Listen" by Les Girls is available on the Ace CD
"Kiss 'N' Tell: Thirty Works Of Heart" (Ace CDCHD 330). This CD
also contains *three* tracks by the Chiffons that were NOT included
on Ace's "Chiffons Greatest Recordings" CD (the one with the *wrong*
version of "Stop, Look And Listen" on), not to mention the Del-Rons'
first record, *all* from mastertapes. Plug over!
> Oddly, when I gave Judy and Sylvia and Pat a cassette of the CD,
> they claimed that "He's A Bad One" was not them either!!! That
> was strange, that certainly sounds like the great Sylvia on lead
> and Judy echoing on the background.
Odd indeed! I'm *sure* "He's A Bad One" *is* by the real Chiffons.
Whatever, I love it whoever it is.
> Tony Leong (remember me?? The Delrons' fanatic!!!)
You must've been happy, then? I think I played three Reparata & the
Delrons tracks at the Shindig!. Did you check out Sheila's new
webmag? It contains an interview with Reparata. If not, click here:
http://www.chachacharming.com/article.php?id=9
Hey la,
Mick Patrick
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Message: 24
Date: Wed, 09 Jul 2003 00:04:21 +0100
From: Mick Patrick
Subject: Re: Carol Vega - Chicago - '60s?
Rich:
> I'm looking for any information available on Carol Vega. The
> following is all that I know: She was a vocalist with a short-
> lived band called the Starfires for about a year in 1962/63.
> She was married to the Starfires bass-player, Johnny Moore,
> for a brief time before she became a recording artist, releasing
> a couple of singles including:
> I Need You Around / Sugar over You, 1964 (Constellation 121)
> One Little Thing (Chess)
Hey la,
"One Little Thing" - a lovely Jan Bradley/Jackie Ross soundalike,
yes? - was released on Argo 5490 in 1965. The B-side was "One
Little Lie". "One Little Thing" is featured on the CD "Where The
Girls Are, Vol 3: Chess Female Singers And Groups" (Ace CDCHD 745).
Full tracklist here:
http://216.15.202.119/cgi-bin/SearchCatNo.asp?lngID=183800
More info here:
http://216.15.202.119/MoreInfo/CDCHD745.html
Here's a paragraph I wrote for the booklet:
> Carol Vega and Denise Craig each recorded for the independent
> production company of Chicago-based William "Billy The Kid"
> Emerson. The Florida-born rock 'n' roller-turned-entrepreneur
> leased Carol's debut, "Sugar Over You", to the Constellation
> label in 1964, followed by "One Little Thing" to Chess' Argo
> subsidiary the following year. Another year later he utilised
> the very same Argo backing track of the latter title when he
> re-cut the song with Denise, which he issued as the flip-side
> of her debut, "A Love Reputation", on his Tarpon logo. Ms
> Craig went on to achieve great fame as Denise LaSalle, while
> Carol Vega, unfortunately, was not heard from again.
So, tell me a bit more about the Starfires please. What was their
full line-up? Have you any pictures? Does Carol sing on any of
their records? Are the Starfires connected with the label of the
same name?
Hey la,
Mick Patrick
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