The Daychords aka The D’Accords

The Daychords (Philadelphia, Pa.)
aka The D’Accords

Personnel :

Branson Bagwell

Luther Cook

John Sims

Earl Washington

Dewey Wilson

Discography :

The D’Accords
Single :
1961 - Who's Been Lovin' You / Runnin' Around (Don-El 110)
Unreleased :
1961 - Hittin’ on Nothin’ (Don-El)
1961 - Tell Me (Don-El)

Roxy & The Daychords
1962 - I’m So in Love / Mary Lou (Don-El 116)

The Daychords
1964 - One More Time / Too Bad (Don-El 120)

Biography :

The Daychords was from the area around 10th Street & Columbia Avenue (now Cecil B. Moore Avenue) in Philadelphia .The group consisted of Branson Bagwell, Luther Cook, John Sims, Earl Washington and Dewey Wilson. The Daychords first recorded for Don-El as the D’Accords: "Who's Been Lovin' You" b/w "Runnin' Around" and then backed Roxy on “I’m So In Love” and ”Mary Lou” as The Daychords. Don-El was owned by real estate man C. Percy White [aka Don White]. Wally Osborne wrote and produced their last single in 1964 “One More Time” b/w “Too Bad” [Don-El #120).

Songs :
(updated by Hans-Joachim)  

The D’Accords

  
Runnin' Around                           Who's Been Loving You

Roxy & The Daychords

  
I’m So in Love                                           Mary Lou      

The Daychords


One More Time / Too Bad

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