Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 222

 

Billy Champ. Teen Sound singer - one single for ABC-Paramount.

Joie Chan. Teen Sound singer - one single for Chattahoochee Records (label from Los Angeles, California).

The Charades. Teen Doo-Wop group - one single for Warner Bros. Several other groups used this name.

Mary Nell. Pop and Country singer - recorded for Eric Records (label from Conroe, Texas).

Jimmy Clarke. Teen Sound singer, probably alias of Teddy Vann who composed and produced both tracks of the only single (Diamond Records, label from NYC).

The Dales. Pop group from California formed by Dale Fitzsimmons (songwriter and bandleader) - one single for Crest (label from Hollywood, CA).

Ray Fa(u)bus &The Strikes. Born in 1943, in Daytona, Florida - died 2014, guitarist and singer. Grew up in Iowa, played guitar in many bands in the Iowa area and taught guitar. Recorded for Soma (label from Minneapolis, Minnesota).

Bobby Elwood. Teen Rock singer - one single for Renor (label from Jacksonville, Florida).

The Fellows. Rock band from New York City - one single for Toto (label from NYC).

Patti Ferguson. Teen Pop singer - one single for Valiant Records (label formed by songwriter Barry De Vorzon), both tracks co-written by Patti.

Jeffrey Allen. Pop and Rock singer - one single  for Sound Stage 7, both tracks arranged and produced by Bill Justis.

Ann Castle. Rockabilly singer - one single for X-Power Records (small label from Millville, PA).

Eddy & The Centuries. Eddy De Silva, Teen Sound singer from Colorado, he composed both tracks of a single released on Sherry Records (indie label created by Eddie De Silva to release his sole offering).

The Bel-Aires. Rock band from New Jersey - one single for ARC Records (local label from Elizabeth, New Jersey).