Bob
Miller. Teen Pop singer - two singles for Jubilee (label from NYC). Several
other artists used this name.
Grady
Sneed. Pop singer, member of the twin-brother duo Brady & Grady Sneed (see T16). In 1963 Grady (left) recorded one solo single for Reprise
Records.
TheTradewinds. Vocal group from
Newark, NJ. State Ralph Rizzoll "Dusty"; Phil Mehill; Angel Cifelli
"Chubby"; Sal Capriglione. Phil and Dusty are cousins, and have known
Sal since they were nine. When the trio met guitarist Chubby, they formed their
group. Their first professional experience came with night club dates around
the Newark area. Recorded for RCA Victor.
Peggy
Taylor. Margaret Tague (1927 - 2002). Singer, actress from California
Beverly
Ross.
Pop singer, songwriter and musician who co-wrote several successful pop songs
in the 1950s and 1960s (1934 - 2022). In 1958 she recorded two singles for
Columbia. While working at the Brill Building with Jeff Barry in the late
1950s, Ross was recruited to work for the publishing company Hill & Range. At
Hill & Range Ross met aspiring songwriter Phil Spector, and began collaborating
with him.
Fred
Neil.
Born Frederick Ralph Morlock Jr., in 1936, in Ohio - died 2001. Blues and folk
singer and songwriter. He took his stage name from his maternal grandmother,
Addie Neill, the family member of whom he was fondest. In the late 1950s, Neil
was one of the singer-songwriters who worked out of New York City's Brill
Building, a center for music industry offices and professional songwriters. While
composing at the Brill Building for other artists, Neil also recorded six
mostly rockabilly-pop singles for different labels as a solo artist.
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