"Big T" Tony Val. Soul vocalist from New York City. One single for Lil-Tee (small local label), George Butcher (prolific pianist, arranger from Broadway) production.
Bubbi Hoag. Doo-Wop vocalist. One single for Willow Records (label from New York City).
Bobby
Kalina. Singer and songwriter from New York City. In 1966 recorded as Bobby
St. Clair. Later became a criminal defense lawyer for the music industry.
Irving
Fuller & The Chorvettes. Rock 'n' roll / doo wop group from Durham, North
Carolina. Spelled Corvettes on their 2nd/last single.
Felicia Sanders. Born Felice Schwartz in 1921,
in Mount Vernon, New York but was raised in Southern California (died 1975), singer
of traditional pop music. She sang in the 1940's, with big bands and on the
radio based in Los Angeles, California. Between 1953 and 1961 she recorded
numerous singles for Decca and Columbia, two for Mercury (one of them listed by
Kreiter).
Dick
Duane. Singer of traditional pop music (1929 - 2021). Beyond his musical
recordings, Dick Duane was a successful advertising executive (creating
campaigns for Kent cigarettes).
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