Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 06

 

1. Eddie Garson - Bo - Bo (1:47)
2. Eddie Garson - Scalaroomie (2:09)
3. Eddie Garson - I'm Serious (2:34)
4. Eddie Garson - Clown Of The Crowd (2:23)
5. Eddie Garson - You've Got A Big Mouth (1:51)
6. Eddie Garson - Makeup (2:44)
7. Eddie Garson - Mind Your Own Business (2:39)
8. Eddie Garson - Take A Chance (2:27)
9. Eddie Garson - After Weddin' Horn Honkin' Blues (2:02)
10. Eddie Garson - I Was Feelin' Low (2:00)
11. Bobby Smith & The Neat Beats - Be My Baby (2:24)
12. Bobby Smith & The Neat Beats - St. Louis Twist (1:24)
13. Dale Smith - Canadian Sunset Twist (3:02)
14. Dale Smith - Let's Fall In Love Again (2:58)
15. Wendell Smith - Tonight's My Night To Cry (2:52)
16. Wendell Smith - Puddin' Pie (2:30)
17. Wendell Smith - No Matter What You Do (2:15)
18. Wendell Smith - Nashville, Tennessee (2:15)
19. Sammy Spencer & The Tilts - Sweet Love (2:00)
20. Sammy Spencer & The Tilts - Will It Last (2:39)
21. Sammy Spencer & The Tilts - Donna My Love (2:40)
22. Sammy Spencer & The Tilts - Happy Jack (2:15)
23. Vicki Spencer - I Wait (2:18)
24. Vicki Spencer - Hello Mr. Dream (2:22)
25. Vicki Spencer - He's So Sweet (1:51)
26. Vicki Spencer - Too Many Boy Friends (1:55)
27. Jan Amber - Waiting (2:36)
28. Jan Amber - The Little Martian (2:16)
29. Jan Amber - Withering Words (2:35)
30. Jan Amber - Pick It Up (2:38)

Eddie Garson. Obscure and undervalued teen-pop singer. Between 1958 and 1963 he released five singles, for five different labels, nine songs composed by Eddie Garson.

Bobby Smith & The Neat Beats. Obscure teen-pop quartet from Dubuque, Iowa.. Released one single, in 1962, on Cuca.

Dale Smith. Singing school teacher from Picher, Oklahoma. Sang in college musical productions in Oklahoma, Kansas and Illinois. Released one single, in 1962.

Wendell Smith. Another obscure teen-pop singer. In 1959 released two singles, on United Artists (UnArt).

Sammy Spencer & The Tilts. Obscure teen-pop singer. In 1959 and 1960 recorded two singles, on Towne House (label from Houston, Texas). Spencer composed all four songs.

Vicki Spencer. Teen-pop singer, born in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1961 she released two singles.

She became the vocalist in The Bubble Gum Machine, a band that included her twin brothers (active in the late 1960s).

Jan Amber. Obscure teen-pop singer. In 1959 released two singles, for Cleff-Tone Records.