Doo Wop - Rhythm & Blues

The Diadems aka The Torches aka The Rhythm Rascals

Posted on May 31 2012 by dion1

The Diadems aka The Torches aka The Rhythm Rascals

The Diadems (Pittsburgh, Pa)
aka The Torches aka The Rhythm Rascals

Personnel :

Cleveland "Butch" Martin (Lead)

Earl Thompson (First Tenor)

Robert Thompson (Second Tenor)

Jerry Hill (Baritone)

Jimmy Mitchell (Bass)

Discography :

The Diadems
1961 - What More Is There To Say / Ala Vevo (LaVere 187)
1963 - Why Don't You Believe Me? / Yes I Love You Baby (Star 514)
1964 - I'll Do Anything / Goodnight Irene (Goldie 715)

Jerry Hilton & The Diadems
1964 - Dancing On Moonbeams / My Little Darling (Goodie 207)

The Torches
1965 - Darn Your Love / No I Won't (Ring-O 302)

The Rhythm Rascals
1965 - Why Do You Have To Go / Girl By My Side (Sonic 117)

Biography :

The Diadems got together as a gang of ten Homewood pre-teens in 1953, organized by Cleveland "Butch" Martin (who was blind, though it never hindered his ability to sing or write a song) and Earl Thompson. They called themselves the E l Moroccos.In 1956, the core of the act formed up. Martin was the lead, and was backed by Earl Thompson (first tenor), Jerry Hill (baritone), Alvin Allsberry, Gerald Johnson and Arlene Gore. Allsberry and Johnson left in 1958, and Gore in 1959. They were replaced in the lineup by bass Jimmy Mitchell and Earl's brother Robert, a second tenor that was singing with the LaRells. The revamped group renamed themselves the Countdowns.

They didn't find any angel to back them in Pittsburgh as far as a recording deal went, so they motored to the Big Apple in 1960 and met up with Teacho Wiltshire, of the Tin Pan Alley label. They did a demo of a Top Notes song called "Shake It Up Baby," and Wiltshire wanted them to stay in NYC to record it. But the boys were grown up now, and headed back to Pittsburgh, where their girls were.

Can't beat that home cookin'! They became the Diadems, and recorded "What More Is There To Say" b/w "Ala Vevo" in 1961 on LaVerve #187. Wiltshire didn't forget about them. He called and asked them to come back to New York to cover "Shake It Up Baby," but they were under contract to LaVerve and passed. The Isley Brothers didn't; they recorded the tune as "Twist And Shout." They were that close.

The Diadems aka The Torches aka The Rhythm Rascals

The following year, they signed on with Joe Averbach's Fee Bee label, and released some wax for his affiliates. "Why Don't You Believe Me?" b/w "Yes I Love You Baby," (Star #514), written by the group, was released in 1963, and "Dancing On Moonbeams" b/w "My Little Darling," was issued on Goodie #207 in 1964, with Jerry Hilton on lead.The Diadems quickly followed with the doo-wop Martin-Thompson song "I'll Do Anything" b/w "Goodnight Irene" (Goldie #715) the same year. Buddy Sharpe and the Shakers, local rockabilly legends, provided the musical track behind them. That was the last hurrah for the Diadems. Jimmy Mitchell took ill, and the group disbanded for a bit. They came back as the Torches in 1965, and became the Rhythm Rascals in 1966,
http://oldmonmusic.blogspot.fr/search/label/diadems

Songs :

The Diadems

What More Is There To Say               Why Don't You Believe Me


I'll Do Anything                      Yes I Love You Baby

Goodnight Irene Ala Vevo

Jerry Hilton & The Diadems

My Little Darling Dancing On Moonbeams

The Torches

Darn Your Love No I Won't

The Rhythm Rascals

Why Do You Have To GoGirl By My Side

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The Starfires (1)

Posted on May 27 2012 by dion1

The Starfires (1) (Washington, D.C.)

Personnel :

James Leon Diggs

Richard Dunbar

Discography :

1958 - I Have Someone / Three Roses (Decca 30730) 
1959 - Tomorrow / Love Is Here To Stay (Decca 30916)

Biography :

The Starfires formed while in high school in Washington, D.C., but didn't record until after graduation. James Leon Diggs, Richard Dunbar, and unknown members caught a break, or so they thought, when they landed a contract with Decca Records.

Lauded around the District area, now they could add recording artists to their resume. "I Have Someone" b/w "Three Roses" in 1958 caught some hometown love, but it was nothing special and hardly improved the quality of gigs they were doing. Decca stuck with them for one more release, but "Love Is Here to Stay" b/w "Tomorrow," didn't fly either, and the group slowly disbanded to pursue other avenues.

the Knight Brothers

Diggs joined the Carltons for a few releases on Argo Records, a subsidiary of Chess; while still with the Carltons, he later reunited with Dunbar to form the Knight Brothers for a series of singles on Checker and Mercury records that resulted in one lone but glorious hit, "Temptation Bout to Get Me," in 1965.
Andrew Hamilton, Rovi

Songs :

I Have Someone Love Is Here To Stay

Tomorrow Three Roses

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The Catalinas (1) aka The Buddies (6)

Posted on May 26 2012 by dion1

The Catalinas (1) (New Haven, CT.)
aka The Buddies (6)

Personnel :

Johnny Luth

Jimmy Colwell

Artie DeNicholas

Johnny Kunz

Tommy Juliana

Discography :

The Catalinas (1)

Singles :
1958 - Castle Of Love / Give Me Your Love (Little 811/812 / Jayne 502)
1973 - Why do fools fall in love / I'm so tired (Jayne 500)
1973 - Castle of love / The Stars tonight (Jayne 501)
1973 - I love you / Give me your love (Jayne 502)
1973 - Until next year / Litterbubug (Jayne 503)
1973 - Back in my arms / Blue Velvet (Jayne 504)

Unreleased :
Little Star - I Wonder Why - Sometimes - Whispering Bells - In the Still of the Night - Story Untold - Come Go With Me - Tiny Clouds - Tell me Why - Moon out Tonight - One Summer Night - Hushabye - Remember Then - Glory Of Love - Little Girl of mine - Remember When - Tonight I Fell in Love - Wonderfull Girl

The Buddies (6)
1959 - Castle Of Love / Give Me Your Love (Okey 7123)

Biography :

This group was started by the two people who started the Van Dykes from New Haven, Ct. The Catalinas were started in 1957, by Art Denicholas and Tommy Juliana, were school chums at Wilbur Cross High School in New Haven.

Their first record was on Little Records in NYC.... " Give Me Your Love" backed with "Castle of Love", both written by Art and Tommy. Later re-released as by The Buddies on Okeh Records. They did many live shows and tours, til art had to go into the Army in 1961, where he entertained with the USO in Germany for two years. When his tour of duty was over, he arrived home to New Haven, to find that his parent's house was decorated with a big sign, made by his old friend Tommy, who let Art know.....we gotta start up a new group , thus the Van Dykes were born in 1963.. The Van Dykes were the only band in New Haven to have three #1 singles in a row. WAVZ 1300am and WNHC 1340am , both am stationsand the general public loved the Van Dykes! ....yes New Haven was home to the Five Satins, but they only had one #1....plus a string of singles, but no other number ones.
Bobby Roche

Songs :


Castle Of Love                                 Give Me Your Love


I'm so tired          Little Star / Tiny Clouds      I Wonder Why / Story Untold


Sometimes / Come Go With Me    Whispering Bells / In the Still of the Night     Tell me Why / Moon out Tonight


One Summer Night / Hushabye      Remember Then / Glory Of Love


Little Girl of mine / Remember When Tonight I Fell in Love / Wonderfull Girl

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The Corvettes (4) aka The Ivy Tones aka The Corvets (2)

Posted on May 25 2012 by dion1

The Ivy Tones : Terry, Robert "Bird" Parks, Lenny brook,James "Pee Wee" Thomas & John Ivey

The Ivy Tones (Philadelphia, PA)
aka The Corvets (2) aka The Corvettes (4)

Personnel :

John Ivey (Lead)

James Green (Tenor & Second Lead)

James "Pee Wee" Thomas (Tenor)

Joseph Moody (Bass)

Discography :

The Ivy Tones
Singles :
1958 - Oo-Wee Baby / Each Time (Red Top 105)
Unreleased :
1958 - My Confession (Red Top)
1958 - Rock & Roll Daddy (Red Top)

The Corvets (2)
Singles :
1959 - I'm pleading / Let's Do The Pony (Sure 1003)
1959 - Voodoo Baby / I Want To Know Why (Tone Craft 1009)
Unreleased :
1959 - I'll Get You Yet (Sure )

The Corvettes (4)
1960 - When You're In Love / Pointed Toe Shoes (Val-Ue 212)

Biography :

John Ivey & James "Pee Wee" Thomas lived in the same neighborhood, 15th & Jefferson Streets, in North Phillly. The Ivy Tones consisted of James "Pee Wee" Thomas, John Ivey, James Green, William Brown & Robert "Bird" Parks (recruited by early member Lenny Brock). Thomas, Ivey & Green started out as a gospel group know as the Joylands with two other guys : Howard Tate & Willima Bright. The Ivy Tones traipsed to the Reco-Art Studio on 12th Street in Center City Waxing "Oo-Wee Baby", "Rock & Roll Daddy", "Each Time" and "My Confession". Founded in 1957, Red Top and its related labels gave Philadelphia another outlet for RnB and Vocal Group recordings.

The Ivy Tones : John Ivey, Terry, Robert "Bird" Parks, Lenny brook & James "Pee Wee" Thomas

Philadelphia in 1957 was the hotbed city for music. With recordings on Red Top, Hunt and later Jalynne and other labels for National and local releases, Red Top became a haven for local talent to cut wax and seek the National Hit. In 1958, "Each Time" b/w Oo-Wee Baby was released on Red Top 105. The record, the group's only release, picked up some play in Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and garnered a distribution deal for Red Top with Liberty. With William Brown & Robert "Bird" Parks departed, and with new member, The Ivy Tones Changed their name to the Corvets and released "I'm pleading" b/w "Let's Do The Pony" for a new company, Sure Records owned by Len Rosen.

The Corvettes (4) : Joe Moody, Robert "Bird" Parks, James "Pee Wee" Thomas & John Ivey

Their Next Waxing "Voodoo Baby" and "I Want To Know Why " was released on Tone-Craft Records. "Voodoo Baby" was a splendid Rockballad penned by James Green. The Corvets crooned "Voodoo Baby" At the Cotton Club opening for the DreamLovers. In 1960, a last singles was released for Val-Ue Records under the name of the Corvettes.

Songs :

The Ivy Tones

Oo-Wee Baby Each Time

The Corvettes (4)

When You're In Love

The Corvets (2)

I Want To Know Why Let's Do The Pony 

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The Romancers (6)

Posted on May 23 2012 by dion1

The Romancers (6)

The Romancers (6) (Brooklyn, New-York)

Personnel :

?

Discography :

1973 - Eternal Love / You Win Again (Vintage 1013)

Biography :

From Brooklyn, The Romancers a group that recorded for Al Browne, but had only one release on Vintage in the 70's.

Al Browne

Songs :

Eternal Love You Win Again

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The Serenaders (6)

Posted on May 22 2012 by dion1

The Serenaders (6) (New Jersey)

Personnel :

Howard Curry

Sidney Barnes

Tim Wilson

George Kerr

Discography :

The Serenaders (6)

Singles :
1958 - I Wrote A Letter / Never Let Me Go (MGM 12623)
1958 - Dance Darlin' Dance / Give Me A Girl (MGM 12666)
1959 - My Girl Flip-Flop / Gotta Go To School (Rae Cox)
1963 - Adios, My Love / Two Lovers Make One Fool (Riverside 4549)
1963 - If Your Heart Says Yes / I'll Cry Tomorrow (Motown 1046/V.I.P. 25002)

Unreleased :
1958 - Mom and Pop (MGM)
1958 - Wonder In My Heart (MGM)
1958 - My Love (MGM)
1958 - I Wrote A Letter (second version) (MGM)
1963 - Only Mine (Riverside)
1963 - Tears, Nobody and a Smile (Motown/V.I.P)

Sidney Barnes
1961 - Wait / I'm Satisfied (Gemini 101)

Biography :

Even the most avid Motown fanatics are unaware of the Serenaders, yet the New York-based group cut their final single on Motown's VIP label. Forming in 1956, the central figures were George Kerr, Sidney Barnes (Sidney Barnes first band included members Marvin Gaye & Van Mcoy & were named The Embracers which auditioned for George Goldner of END records), and Timothy "Andre" Wilson, and various other members serenaded in out and out over the years. They debuted on Chock Full of Hits records with "Never Let Me Go" b/w "I Wrote a Letter" in 1957. When it started to move, MGM records acquired it for mass distribution in 1958. It sold enough locally to get the guys another shot at MGM, but "Dance, Darling Dance" b/w "Give Me a Girl" (1958) never got to first base and the associated ended.

The Serenaders (6)
The Embracers (Sidney Barnes, Marvin Gaye, Van McCoy)

In 1959, they dropped "How Do You Mend a Broken Heart" on the Cross Country label, but sales were disappointing. The lion's share of the Serenaders' material was written by George Kerr with some collaborations with Sidney Barnes and others. Later in 1959, they moseyed over to Rae-Cox records for one release, "My Girl Flip Flop" b/w "Gotta Go to School," two good well-sung novelty types that failed to register. Members splintered, but the core members stayed in touch, and after many false starts and unfulfilled promises got another chance in 1963 on Riverside records with "Adios My Love" b/w "Two Lovers Make One Fool."

The Serenaders (6)
Nelson Lamb, Bobby Jones, Victor Kerr & Howard Curry

They never sold well outside the New York/Jersey/Philly area. What should have been a big break with Motown became a major letdown. Signed by Raynoma Gordy out of Motown's New York office, the Serenaders never got a real shot. Even though they were blessed with George Kerr, a songwriting fool, and the major reason Raynoma signed them in the first place; Sidney Barnes, also a constant writer, with a vocal range from first tenor to bass, and Timothy Wilson, who sounded like Little Anthony.

Sidney Barnes Sidney Barnes

Motown finally released the Serenaders' "If Your Heart Says Yes," a Kerr/Barnes composition, on its VIP label in 1964; it possessed loads of charm, and with promotion could have went places, but neglect caused it to flop miserably. You won't find it on any of the many Motown compilations albums, cassettes, or compact disks. Temptations Eddie Kendricks and Elbridge Bryant sang with the Serenaders on the A-side and its flip "I'll Cry Tomorrow." Shortly after that, they broke up. Timothy Wilson married Raynoma's sister Alice; Wilson previously sung with Tiny Tim & the Hits on Roulette records. Sidney Barnes did some solo's and got into producing, as did George Kerr who was more successful. Kerr produced Linda Jones' "Hypnotized," and stellar sides for the Whatnauts, the O'Jays, the Moments, Lonnie Youngblood, and others, in addition to singing with Little Anthony & the Imperials on their New Time recordings.

Songs :

The Serenaders (6)


I Wrote A Letter                   Never Let Me Go                 Dance Darlin' Dance


      Give Me A Girl            My Girl Flip-Flop                    Gotta Go To School


      Adios, My Love           Two Lovers Make One Fool              If Your Heart Says Yes


I'll Cry Tomorrow       Wonder In My Heart / Mom and Pop            Only Mine

Tears, Nobody and a Smile

Sidney Barnes

Wait I'm Satisfied

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Vinny Catalano & The Daydreams (2) aka The Love Notes (6)

Posted on May 20 2012 by dion1

Vinny Catalano

Vinny Catalano & The Daydreams (2) (Bronx, New York)
aka The Love Notes (6)

Personnel :

Charles Gaskin

Rosemary Gaskin

Carol Harnish

?

Discography :

The Love Notes (6)
1963 - Our Songs Of Love / Nancy (My Love) (Wilshire 200)
1963 - Gloria / Mathematics Of Love (Wilshire 203)

Vinny Catalano & The Daydreams (2)
1963 - I Won't Cry Anymore / Because Of You (Hammer 6320)

Biography :

Vince Catalano was born on a farm in New London, Connecticut. He has spent over 45 years in the music business. As a recording artist he waxed his first 45 on Gee Label in 1956, "Ding Dong" by The Echoes. He went on to have several other releases under many different names - Vinny Downes, Tom Swift under the name The Lonely Boys, Vinny & Sue, Vinny & Kenny, Bea & Dea & the Buttons. His greatest success came under the name The Acorns where he had two number one songs in Hawaii : "Angel" and "Your Name And Mine". As a songwriter Vinny has penned over 300 tunes. Eventually he would star his own short lived label C&A before becoming partners in Blast Records a subsidiary of Sinclair Records owned by the late Don Ames. Also under the Sinclair Banner, Vinny worked with groups on Mermaid and Whale. It was here Vinny penned one of his best tunes "Conney Island Baby" by the Excellents. Vinny worked with his kid brother's group, Donnie & the Dreamers, recording over 10 excellent sides, most lost and unreleased.

Vinny Catalano & The Daydreams (2) aka The Love Notes (6)

When Vinny left Blast he started the Wilshire label in 1963 and released two singles by the Love Notes. The Love Notes were a Vocal group from Cypress Ave. in the Bronx composed by three girls with three guys doing background for a lead singer with guitar. The only known members of the group are Charlie Gaskin, Rosie Gaskin and Carol Harnish. The Love Notes recorded four remarkable sides : "Our Songs Of Love", "Nancy (My Love)", "Gloria" and "Mathematics Of Love". Their "Gloria" in May of 1963, using lyrics that were closer to the original than to those of the Cadillacs. Vinny Catalano will use the "Love Notes" "to backed him him on "I Won't Cry Anymore" b/w "Because Of You". Perhaps because the single was released on another label, although owned by Vinny Catalano, the band will be renamed The DayDreams.

Songs :

The Love Notes (6)


Our Songs Of Love                          Nancy (My Love)


         Gloria                                    Mathematics Of Love

Vinny Catalano & The Daydreams (2)

I Won't Cry Anymore Because Of You

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The Admirals aka The Sultans (1)

Posted on May 19 2012 by dion1

The Sultans (1) aka The Admirals

The Sultans (1) (Omaha, Neb.)
aka The Admirals
(updated by Hans-Joachim)

Personnel :

Willie Barnes (Lead)

Wesley Devereaux (First Tenor)

Gene Mc Daniels (Second Tenor)

James Farmer (Baritone)

Richerd Beasley (Bass)

Discography :

The Sultans (1)
1954 - Good Thing Baby / How Deep Is The Ocean (Duke 125)
1954 - I Cried My Heart Out / Baby Don't Put Me Down (Duke 133)
1954 - Boppin' With The Mambo / What Makes Me Feel This Way (Duke 135)
1957 - If I Could Tell / My Love Is So High (Duke 178)

The Admirals
1955 - Oh Yes / Left With A Broken Heart (King 4772)
1955 - Close Your Eyes / Give Me Your Love (King 4782)

Cathy Ryan & The Admirals
1955 - It's A Sad, Sad Feeling / [Lucky Millinder - Ow!] (King 4792)

Bubber Johnson (BB The Admirals)
1955 - Ding Dang Doo / Drop Me A Line (King 4793)
1957 - A Crazy Afternoon / [So Much Tonight (Bubber Johnson solo)] (King 5068)

Biography :

Gene McDaniels was born in Kansas City, Kansas, in February of 1935. He was interested in music from an early age then living in Omaha, Nebraska, where he studied music at the Omaha Conservatory. During the post war forties he was part of a gospel music quartet called The Heavenly Wanderers and later The Echoes Of Joy. As a teenager he formed a vocal group called The Echoes along with lead singer Will Barnes, James Farmer, Jimmy Mimms, and Richard Beasley.

The Sultans (1) aka The Admirals

This group never did record, but two years later the same personnel with the exception of Mimms (who was replaced by Wesley Devreaux ) now known as The Sultans, secured a recording contract with Duke Records which had recently relocated to Houston, Texas, from Memphis. The Sultans first recorded effort for Duke Records was the pop music standard "How Deep Is The Ocean" and "Good Thing Baby" on #125 in April of 1954.

The group was backed up on the record by the Johnny Otis orchestra. The Sultans perform at a number of venues in the Midwest including the statewide meeting of the Music Guild of Nebraska in June. In October The Sultans have their second record out for the Duke label. It is comprised of the tunes "I Cried My Heart Out" and "Baby Don't Put Me Down" on #133. At the very end of the year The Sultans give it one more chance with Duke and record the songs "Boppin With The Mambo" and "What Makes Me Feel This Way" on Duke #135. As with the previous two releases for Duke, this one does not sell or gain airplay for the group.

The Sultans (1) aka The Admirals

The Sultans in early 1955 decide on a change of name for the group. With the same personnel they are now known as The Admirals. By the end of January they have set up a recording date for one of the giant R & B independents, King Records of Cincinnati, Ohio. late in February King #4772 is released. It features The Admirals on the songs "Oh Yes" and "Left With A Broken Heart". One month later the group has a second recording for King - "Close Your Eyes" and "Give Me Your Love" on #4782. Neither record does anything on the selling front or on airplay for the group. In April the group appears on a record by Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra. The vocal is by Cathy Ryan and The Admirals do the backing vocals on one side of the record - "It's A Sad Sad Feeling".

The flip side is an instrumental called "Ow" released on King #4792. That same month the group also does backing vocals behind singer Bubber Johnson on the songs "Ding Dang Doo" and "Drop Me A Line" on #4793. By the end of 1955 The Admirals are no more and Gene McDaniels decides to try and make it as a solo act. However in July of 1957 another Bubber Johnson vocal with backing by The Admirals is released by King on #5068. The session was actually recorded in 1955 with the tunes "A Crazy Afternoon" and "So Much Tonight". That same year an old recording by The Sultans is released on the Duke label of the songs "My Love Is So High" and "If I Could Tell" on #178.

The Sultans (1) aka The Admirals
Gene McDaniels

Gene McDaniels after the breakup of The Admirals, worked on his songwriting skills, and soon landed a recording contract with Liberty Records. Starting with "In Times Like These" and "Once Before" on #55231 recorded late in 1959 which was not a success, he worked hard to make it as a single. Finally in April of 1961, a tune called "A Hundred Pounds Of Clay" on Liberty #55308 broke out as a national hit. Gene McDaniels has become a well rounded musician in all phases of the art form, and it all started those many years ago as part of a blend of voices lifted in song as part of a R & B vocal group.

http://www.doowopy.de/index.php?id=177&L=2
http://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/bbarnes.htm
http://www.vocalgroupharmony.com/WhatMake.htm
http://home.earthlink.net/~v1tiger/genemac.html

Songs :

The Sultans (1)


Cried My Heart Out                      Baby Don't Put Me Down


Boppin' With The Mambo              What Makes Me Feel This Way


If I Could Tell                                     My Love Is So High

The Admirals


Oh Yes                                Left With A Broken Heart


Close Your Eyes                             Give Me Your Love

Cathy Ryan & The Admirals

It's A Sad, Sad Feeling

Bubber Johnson (bb The Admirals)

A Crazy Afternoon Drop Me A Line

Ding Dang Doo

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The Californians

Posted on May 15 2012 by dion1

The Californians (Los Angeles)

Personnel :

Jesse Belvin

Discography :

1955 - My Angel / Heavenly Baby (not on flipside?) (Federal 12231)

Biography :

It is stated in the liner notes accompanying the Jesse Belvin Specialty CD that Belvin overdubbed himself and was the only member of the "group."

This has not been confirmed or denied. However, listening to the disc demonstrates that Belvin's voice is heard briefly and the other voices are clearly not his.

Songs :

My Angel Heavenly Baby

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The Precisions (2)

Posted on May 14 2012 by dion1

The Precisions (2)

The Precisions (2) (Brooklyn, New york)

Personnel :

Michael Pellegrino

Robert Brooks

David Butler

Alfred Boulding Jr

Michael Cancilla

Discography :

1962 - Cleopatra / Someone To Watch Over Me (Golden Crest 571)

Biography :

The Precisions were Brooklyn quintet whose members were Michael Pellegrino, Robert Brooks, David Butler, Alfred Boulding Jr. and Michael Cancilla. Their manager, Louis Picciano from Maspeth, Queens, got them a recording contract with Golden Crest Records in September 1962.

The Precisions (2)

The result was "Cleopatra"/"Someone To Watch Over Me" issued as Golden Crest 571 that same year. The rock'n'roll tune "Cleopatra" was promoted as the A-side in Cash Box ads. leaving the excellent doo wop ballad to be discovered later by vocal group collectors. The standard tune may have been a favorite of local doo wop groups in the early 1960s" it had been released by Del and the Escorts on Rome in 1961. An excellent rendition can also be found by Zola Taylor and the Platters on their first Mercury album issued in 1956."
http://johnbroven.com/goldencrest/precisions.html

Songs :

Cleopatra Someone To Watch Over Me

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