Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 314

 

 Rod Prince. Pop vocalist. Recorded one single for Comet (label from New York City), written by Stan Vincent.

Judy Proctor. Teen Sound singer. Recorded one single for Capco Records (label from Los Angeles).

The Ramadas. Teen Sound group from Houston, Texas. Members included: Kim Espy, Neal Ford. In 1963 they recorded two singles for Philips, several singles in the mid 1960s for New World. Moreover, they recorded one single as V.I.P.'s

Lee Randy. Teen Pop singer. Recorded one single for Square Records (label from New York, New York).

Scott McDonald. Rock, Pop singer. Recorded one single for Trend (manufactured by Kapp label from NYC).

Susan Rafey. Real Name: Susan Sisko Carter. Teen Pop singer and songwriter. In 1961 she recorded the 1^st single for Kapp, several singles in the mid and late 1960s.

Dean Randolph. Real Name: Frankie Pescatore. Philladelphia Teen Pop singer, once seen as the next Frankie Avalon under the name Dean Randolph. Teamed up with songwriter / producer Joe Matt, This collaboration resulted as in their first release on Chancellor). For the second Randolph release on Chancellor, The 5 Classics (see Vxx) would contribute back-up vocals to the B-side. Randolph then switched labels, moving to MGM, then Apt.

https://doo-wop.blogg.org/main-tag/five-5-classic-s-c27199422

The Professors. Doo-Wop group from Chautauqua County, New York, four graduates from Fredonia Teachers College. Clockwise from the top: Dick Fagan; Lou Mastor (lead);; Tom Sheeder; Frank Pullano. The Group signed a contract with Famas Recording Company - one single written by Frank Pullano has been classified by Kreiter to Teen Sound. Some other groups used this name.
https://doo-wop.blogg.org/the-professors-a116517624

Johanna. Teen Pop singer from New York City. Recorded for NYC labels: Kapp Records and Leader (sub-label operated by Kapp).