Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 270

 

Johnny Halo. Rockabilly singer. Recorded for Angle Tone Records and Southern Sound, Topix Records (small labels from New York City).

Lee Harris. Rockabilly singer - one single for Jackpot (label from Hollywood, California).

Johnny & The Jays. Rockabilly band - one single for Fairbanks Records (label from New York City).

Johnny & The Jills. Teener rock 'n' roll band from Texas featuring future rockabilly star Ronnie Dawson (see Tb64) and harmonica player Delbert McClinton, backed by The Light Crust Doughboys. One single for Do-Boy Records (local label from Texas).

Bobby Lindsey. Teen Sound singer probably from California - one single for Canadian American, credited to Bobby Lindsey (Of The Bishops).

Bobby Lindsey. Teen Sound singer probably from California - one single for Canadian American, credited to Bobby Lindsey (Of The Bishops).

Jimmy Lee. Real Name: Lester Lopez. Cuban-born singer, songwriter and producer from New Jersey (1939 - 2011). Released one single on Canadian American. Also, released two singles as Les Ledo (seeTc67), several singles as Russ Damon (see Tcxx). Numerous other artists recorded as Jimmy Lee.

Frank Lyndon. Real Name: Frank Scheeren. Pop and Doo-Wop singer, member of The Belmonts and The Darvels. Released a couple of solo singles, the first under his real name.