Mike
Russo. Rock and Roll singer - one single for Crosley Records (label from
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania).
John Stone. Rock & Roll singer - one for Ace Records (label from in Jackson, Mississippi). Several other artists used this name.
Jimmy Stewart. Rock and Roll singer - one single for Ace Records (label from New Orleans). Several artists used this name.
Jimmie
Stewart. Rock and Roll singer - one self-written single for Trump (label from
Clovis, New Mexico).
Ed Forsyth. Ronald E. Forsyth, Pop singer born and raised in Texas. Recorded for Chess and Jewel Records (Shreveport, Louisiana based label).
In 1963 he recorded the only solo single, for Harmon Records (label from New York, NY).
He was more successful a few years later as producer of such acts as The Blues Magoos.
Jimmy Dell. Born Oscar James Delbridge, on a farm in Michigan. He moved to Coolidge, Arizona in 1946 with his family. In 1954, at Coolidge High School, he met Duane Eddy who shared his love of music. Both played guitar and sang and soon they were performing on local radio (KCKY) as Jimmy and Duane. Jimmy was the better singer, Duane the better guitarist. At Duane's suggestion, Jimmy switched to piano. By 1955 local disc jockey Lee Hazlewood had become their loosely aligned manager. In June of that year Hazlewood took the boys into Ramsey Recording Studio in Phoenix to record two of his earliest compositions. In 1957, Jimmy signed a recording contract with Rev Records and recorded four songs. They did not come out on Rev, but on a major label, RCA Victor.
Between 1958 and 1962, Jimmy sang and played piano in
Buddy Long's Phoenix group. He returned to the studio in July 1962 for an
instrumental single (Jimmy playing the organ) on the Philips label.
Debby
Woods. Born Anita Bassetti, Teen Pop singer. Recorded for Epic, three singles
and a few unreleased songs.
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