Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Rock 01

 

1. Al & Nettie - Frog Hop (1:57)
2. Al & Nettie - Move Baby Move (2:09)
3. Al & Nettie - San Francisco Twist (2:13)
4. Al & Nettie - Now You Know (2:48)
5. Al & Nettie - Now You Know - Part 1 (2:48)
6. Al & Nettie - Now You Know - Part 2 (2:17)
7. Johnny Boni - Ruby Baby (2:24)
8. Johnny Boni - Sweet Baby (2:31)
9. Johnny Boni - First Prom (2:19)
10. Johnny Boni - Train Rock (2:00)
11. The Müller Brothers - Ho-La-Hee (1:56)
12. The Müller Brothers - Einz-Zwei-Drei-Fier (1:45)
13. Chuck Bradford - Wanna Be Loved (2:34)
14. Chuck Bradford - So Long (2:31)
15. Chuck Bradford - You're Going To Miss Me (2:17)
16. Chuck Bradford - Say It Was A Dream (2:14)
17. Chuck Bradford - You Can't Hurt Me Anymore (3:00)
18. Chuck Bradford - Wherever You Are (2:58)
19. Chuck Bradford - If You Get There Before I Do (2:26)
20. Chuck Bradford - I Left There Running 'Cause Walking Was Most Too Slow (2:40)
21. Jerry Capehart - Walkin' Stick Boogie (2:11)
22. Jerry Capehart - Rollin' (1:57)
23. Jerry Neal - Scratchin' (2:27)
24. Jerry Neal - I Hates Rabbits (1:48)
25. Jerry Capehart - Song Of New Orleans (1:57)
26. Jerry Capehart - Theme For The Young And Blue (2:22)
27. Jerry Berryhill - I Remember Love (1:51)
28. Jerry Berryhill - Love On The Run (2:10)
29. Jerry Berryhill - Lemon Pie (2:35)
30. Jerry Berryhill - Midnight In The Afternoon (2:11)

Al & Nettie. Vocal duo, Bay Area rockers: Al King = Alvin Smith = Al Smith  and Nettie ???.  Between 1958 and 1962 they recorded three teen-rock singles, for different labels, all tracks composed by McCracklin & Geddins, 1^st single on Christy with Al Smith Orchestra, 2^nd single on Gedinson's, 3^rd single on Art-Tone. The A-side of this single, Now You Know - Part 1, is the same recording as the B-side of the 2^nd single, Now You Know. Label times on both singles are wrong, Now You Know - Part 1 is erroneously credited to Al & Nettie & Nat Hendrix Band. This track has been recorded with J. McCracklin Band ft. Bob Geddins Jr. on Organ, as correctly credited on Gedinson's. Only the B-side of Art-Tone single, Now You Know - Part 2, has been recorded w. Nat Hendrix Band.
 
Johnny Boni. Obscure rocker from Wheeling, West Virginia. In 1957 and 1958 he recorded two singles, 1^st credited to Johnny Boni & Combo, 2^nd credited to Johnny Boni & His Triumphs, both singles released by Black Crest (W.Va.). Boni composed three tracks.
 
The Müller Brothers. Obscure rocking band, they might be the Weidler Brothers (George, Walter & Warner), better known as the Wilder Brothers (45cat). In 1958 they released one single with a parody of a German Rock'n'Roll song, entitled: Einz-Zwei-Drei-Fier.
 
Chuck Bradford. Obscure r&b and rock artist. Between 1959 and 1962 he released three singles, on Fire, a New York record label associated with Bobby Robinson. Bradford composed four tracks, the first single was credited to
Willie Bradford.
The last single was released in 1964, on Atlantic, both tracks composed by Don Covay & Horace Ott.
 
Jerry Capehart. Jerry Neil Capehart, songwriter and music manager. Born 22 August 1928, died 7 June 1998 in Nashville, Tennessee. Capehart co-wrote the songs Summertime Blues and C'mon Everybody with Eddie Cochran (left), whom he also managed.
Between 1956 and 1965 he released five own singles, the first (Cash) was credited to Jerry Capehart & The Cochran Brothers, the second (Dot) to
Jerry Neal,
the last two (Liberty) were credited to
Jerry Berryhill.
Two instrumental tracks: Song Of New Orleans from the third single (Crest) and Scratchin from Dot single are actually by Eddie Cochran.
https://tims.blackcat.nl/messages/jerry_capehart.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Capehart