Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 243

 

Danny Allen. Rock 'n' Roll singer, recorded a single on the small label Valley Records of Knoxville (Tennessee).

Rosalie Alter. Pop and Soul vocalist. Recorded for NYC labels: Harmon and Arcie (only one single released).

Lou Bartel. Born Lou Bartfield. Pop and Doo-Wop singer who recorded under this name on Apollo and ABC-Paramount, and Bart Lewis on Oklahoma.

Bob Currie. Rockabilly singer. In 1961 one single for Strand (NYC label). In the mid-1960s, probably the same artist recorded for Arlingwood Records (label from Jacksonville, Florida).

The Darlenes. Girl group. probably from Chicago - one single for Stacy Records (label from Chicago, Illinois).

 Chris Darlin. Teen Pop singer - one single for Doré.

Art Wheeler. West Coast Doo-Wop, Rock and Soul singer. The first single for Sabrina (label from Los Angeles), the next for Swingin' (another label from Los Angeles). More singles in the late 1960a and 1970s.
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Turner Di Sentri. Alias of Bob Gaudio (The Four Seasons). One solo single for Topix Records.

The Beach Girls. Two different girl groups used this name:

The Beach Girls {Vault}.  Group from San Bernardino, California. Recorded for Vault (label from LA).

The Beach Girls (Dynovox). Formerly The Rag Dolls. Pop female trio, Bob Crewe's attempt to create a female version of the Four Seasons. Members included Jean Thomas, Susie Lewis, and Mikie Harris. Formerly The Rag Dolls. Originally from Sarasota, Florida.