Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 203

 

Margie Day. Pop vocalist associated with Hollywood’s Gold Star Studios. Both songs of the 45, released by Martay (local label), co-written by Scott Engel.

Eddie DeRae. Teen Pop singer - both songs produced and arranged by Alan Lorber (music arranger, record producer from New York).

The Dawn Sisters. Pop group - one single for Southtown Records, Nashville-based label owned by Bill Justis and distributed by Monument.

Lyn Fitzgerald. Pop and Soul vocalist - one single for Dot, both songs composed by Jerry Crutchfield (pop record producer, songwriter).

Dave Myles. Teen Sound vocalist - one single with Frank Metis Orchestra for Gallo Records (label from New York City).

Jonathan with Orchestra. Teen Sound vocalist from Reading, Pennsylvania - one single for McKinnon Records (local label from Reading).

Jim Eller. Teen Sound vocalist - one single for Chicory Records label from from New York City run by Frank Slay).

Sandra Gee. Pop singer - one single for Cheltenham (label from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania).

Bob Haydon. Teen Sound vocalist - one single for Knight Records (label from Dallas, Texas), both songs composed by Haydon.

Paul Hondo aka Paul Dabb. Born Paul Dabdoub, R&R singer from Slidell, Louisiana. One single for Amphion (label from Goodlettsville, Tennessee).

Mack Fields. Country musician, recorded for Ramco (label from Phoenix, Arizona).

January Jones. Born Jacqueline Allison, pop singer and an actress - she made a couple of films in the mid-60s, made several appearances on the Johnny Carson Show.

https://www.discogs.com/artist/2547509-January-Jones

Bobby Francis (& The Phantoms - not credited). They were an upstate NY R&R band featuring Frank ‘Bobby Francis’ Filardo on vocals. Frank Filardo composed both songs.

Jack & Jill. Pop and Soul duo: Van McCoy and Kendra Spotswood (aka Sandi Sheldon). One single for Maxx Records (label from New York, NY).

Kendra Spotswood was one of the most underrated singers of the girl group era, Kenni recorded under numerous aliases and worked very closely with Van McCoy.