Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 248

 

Ben Leonard & The Fury's. Rock band from Illinois - one single for REO (label from Chicago).

Denny Mela. Teen Sound singer from Philadelphia - one single for Parkway.

Charlie Hicks. Pop vocalist Pennsylvania - one single for Calico (label from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania).

Jimmy Slone. Soul and R&B singer - one single for Towne House (label from Houston, Texas).

Lovett Sisters. Country singing sisters Colleen Lovett and Char Lovett who originally began recording in December 1953 in Dallas, Texas. It was during this time period that they were signed to Imperial Records and released four singles. One more single in 1958 for Todd (label from New York, NY).

Clare Nelson. Miss Pensylvania, professional model and singer. In 1957/1958 she recorded four singles for Epic. In 1959 she recorded the last single. for MGM.

Sylia Saynt. Traditional Pop and Jazz singer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was singing at Army and Navy veteran hospitals before being discovered. Saynt first signed with United Artists in 1958. She toured with Tony Pastor and Bing Crosby.

In 1959/1960 she recorded two singles for Wynne (label from NYC, recorded mostly popular and jazz musical style), one of them classified to Teen Sound.
In 1960 she signed with Columbia. 

Deviny James. singer, songwriter, guitarist and radio broadcaster.
In 1959 and 1962 he recorded for Beta (label from Hollywood, California) and Studio City Records (label from Minneapolis, Minnesota).
In 1967 he recorded one single as The Pewter Pals, more singles in the 1970s, as Jim Pewter.