Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 242

 

Betty & Sue. Teen Pop duo - two singles for RCA Victor.

The Brother Sisters. Mysterious female vocal group. In 1957 they recorded “Alone” for Mercury. The same year, “Alone” was recorded by The Sheppard Sisters for Lance, re-issued in 1958 for Mercury. Both versions are nearly identical?

Erle Hall. Rockabilly singer - one single for Nasco Records (label from Nashville).

Richard Glynn. Rockabilly singer - one single for Dot. 

Tony Mattina. Rock singer from Louisiana. Recorded for Ace and Lanor (local label from Louisiana).

Sandi Summers. Teen Pop singer - one single for Charm Records (small independent label from New York, NY)

Judy Miller. Teen Pop singer - one single for Canadian American.

Ronnie Toth. Teen Pop and Rock singer - one single for ABC-Paramount

Frankie Castro. Rock singer. In 1955/1956 he recorded several singles for Mercury and Wing.

In the late 1950s he recorded four single for NYC labels: RKO Unique, 20th Fox (two) and Whitehall.

Tony Moon. Producer, songwriter and guitar player. Tony Moon arranged Danté & The Evergreens music and played guitar on their records. After the break-up of the group in 1962, he moved to Nashville and become Brenda Lee's conductor and guitar player for the next several years.

In 1960 he recorded one single on Pan World (label from Los Angeles, CA - owned by Aki Aleong), with The Aktones (formerly The Pastels, group from Santa Monica).
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