Obscure American Artists 1956-1963, Teen 307

 

Marcella Kern. Teen Pop singer from NYC. One single for Karen (local label from NYC).

Joe Lagana. Rock & Roll singer from Philadelphia. One single for Colt 45 Records (label from Washington, D.C.).

Jim Lawton. Country & Rock singer. One self-penned single for Gothic Records (label from Hollywood CA).

Cathy Locke. Country & Rock singer. One single for Smash Records (label created by Mercury Records).

Don Luster. An aspiring singer/songwriter, in 1933 in Gloucester, Mass. He joined the Army and served in the Korean War where he wrote a song, "The Lonely GI", which Elvis Presley sought the rights to. Refusing the offer, The Don recorded the song himself in 1958, released by J-D-J Records (label from Boston, Massachusetts). Don Luster died in 2019.

The Lusters. Teen Pop vocal girl group from Florida. One single recorded at Bobby Dukoff Studio - Miami, FL, released by Curio (local label).

Richard MacAdoo. Rock singer. One single for Look Records (label from Los Angeles CA).

Nell McBride. Female Teen Pop singer. In 1963 recorded the first single released by Decca and Chart Records (label from Atlanta, Georgia), two more singles in 1964 and 1965.

Johnny McCook. Teen Pop singer. One self-penned single for Gone Records (label from NYC).

Bobby Paris. Blue-eyed Soul singer, born Roberto Pares to a Puerto Rican family and raised in New York City. In 1956 he began singing with a neighbourhood doo wop group called The Golden Keys.
In 1960 he moved to California. In 1961 recorded one single as Bobby Paris, released by Magenta (label from Hollywood, CA).  He overdubbed all the instruments and vocals himself.
In 1962, he recorded one single as Bobby Parris, for Jolar (label from Boston, Massachusetts).
In 1962 and 1963 he recorded two singles as Bobby Paris, released by independent labels from Los Angeles (Chattahoochee and Jairick Records), classified by Kreiter to Teen Sound.
In the late 1960s and the 1970s Bobby Paris recorded numerous singles, many of them emerged as enduring anthems of Britain's Northern Soul club culture.
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Jo Jo Vitale. Teen Pop singer from Dundalk, Maryland. In 1962 he recorded two singles for Counsellor Records (Discmaker’s Group from NYC) and May (subsidiary of Colpix Records).