Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 305

 

The Bachelors. Vocal group probably from California. Recorded one single for Terry-Tone Records (label from Hollywood, California). Numerous groups used this name and it is difficult to separate discographies.

Chuck Baker. Teen Sound singer. Recorded one single for Everest (label originally based in Bayside, Long Island, New York).

The Beechwoods. . Vocal group from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Probably studio outfit created by David White and John Madara. They ecorded one single for Smash, arranged by Lee Lovett.

Mickey Bowman & Hollywood Rebels. Teen Sound artists. They recorded one single for Jack Bee (label from Downey, California).

Jimmy Capri. Obscure Teen Pop singer. Recorded one single for Gone (label from NYC).

Hugo Carr and Combo. Rock band from Texas. Recorded one single for Tab Records (label from Galveston, Texas). 

Cobey Carson. Teen Pop singer. Recorded one single for Coed (label from NYC).

Tookie Collom with The Roller Coasters. Rock singer from Tennessee. Recorded two singles for Holiday Inn Records (label from Memphis, launched in 1961 by Sam Phillips). The Roller Coasters recorded three instrumental singles, for the same label (see Qxx).

The Lollypops. Teen Sound vocal group. Recorded one single for Kandee (label located in NYC), “Dear Norman” featuring Mary Kaye on the lead vocal, “Dream Street” featuring Sammy Marshal on the lead vocal. Several other groups used this name.

Mike Mathis. Teen Pop singer from California, son of Bud Mathis. Recorded one single for Blue River Records (label from Hollywood, California).

Ray McCoy. Teen Sound singer from California. Recorded one single for Teen-Time Records (label from Hollywood, California). Not to be confused with rockabilly singer Ray McCoy Kimes (see Rxx).

Nicky Como. Teen Pop singer from NYC. Recorded two singles for Laurie and one for Tang (label from Broadway, NY).