Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 283

 

Larry Moore. Rock & Roll singer, songwriter - one single for Original Sound. 

Penny Nelson. Teen Pop singer - one single for Tiara (label from New York City).

Joy Newton. Teen Pop singer - one single for Kite (label from Baton Rouge, Louisiana), with The Albert Ray Trio (Albert Ray composed both tracks).

Wendell Nye. Rock & Roll singer - one single for Reece-Rawson Records (small label based in Oklahoma City). 

Norm Raleigh. Rockabilly singer and songwriter. Recorded for Sundown (label from Los Angeles, California).

Billy Paradise. Teen Pop vocalist - one single for Radiant Records (label from Los Angeles, California) recorded with unidentified vocal group.

Frank Perry. Pop singer. The 1^st single A-side recorded in 1958 with The Towers (unidentified vocal group), paired with Evelyn Kingsley with The Towers. The 2^nd single in 1961 for Epic.

Charlie Phipps. Country musician and songwriter from Dexter, Missouri. His songs were recorded by Hank Locklin, Narvel Felts, Jerry Lee Lewis and Jimmy Rodgers. In 1960 he recorded the 1^st single for Capitol, classified as Teen Sound. In the mid-1960s he recorded a few singles in Tennessee, for different labels.

Candy Moore. Teen Pop singer and actress. Candy began her career as a model at the age of four. In 1962, at the age of fifteen, she recorded one single for Sable (label from Jackson, Mississippi)

Louis Nye. Comedic actor (1913 - 2005), best known for his work on multiple television, film and radio programs. In 1959 recorded Comedy style 45, released by Wig Records (label from New York City).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Nye

Johnny Newton & The Tags. Teen Pop singer. Recorded covers for Bell Records, one track with Sandy Kaye (unidentified artist).