Lori & Carl Ford. Wife-husband duo of songwriters from NYC. In 1958 they recorded one single as singers and songwriters, for Carlton (NYC label).
Gary Scott. Teen Sound singer from California - one single for Titanic (label from Hollywood).
Pippy Shannon. Teen Sound singer from California - one single for Del-Fi Records (label from Hollywood).
Bernie
Staudt. Teen Sound singer from Pennsylvania - one single for Var-Bee Records (label
from Pittsburgh).
The Steadies. Teen Sound girl group. They recorded for Josie and Tad (label from Hollywood, California).
Tammy & The Carolinas. Teen Sound girl group, presumably studio outfit created by Glen Larson, who composed both songs and released them on his own label.
Mickey
Farrell. Teen Sound singer, he led fronted a band that originated in the
Sharon/Farrell, PA area but had much of his career based in Ohio. Mickey chose
the name Farrell from the city name. His given name is Michael J. Esposito. The
band started as Mickey Farrell and The Generals. They recorded a 45 on Tammy
that was in the vocal group style. It was moderately successful, compared to
other Tammy label records. The band played a lot in the Youngstown area, Idora
Park, and nightclubs. Sometime in 1962-1963 they changed from The Generals to The
Dynamics. Mickey and The Dynamics recorded two 45s for the King label
subsidiary Bethlehem.
https://www.buckeyebeat.com/mickeyfarrell.html
https://www.buckeyebeat.com/mickeyfarrell.html
Russ
Tamblyn. Popular film and
television actor and dancer, born and raised in Los Angeles. In the early
1950s, he began his career as a child actor for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. In 1958
Tamblyn went to England to play the title role in the musical Tom Thumb. Main
title from this film has been released on a single.
Kitty Ford. Born Miriam
Lappolito in 1935, in Salinas, California. C&W singer-songwriter.
In 1960/1961 she recorded three singles for California labels (Jaro International, Smash Records) as Kitty Ford – the singles have been classified to Teen Sound.
After marrying singer/writer Paul Evans in 1961, she recorded as Mimi Evans.
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