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Morty Jay - Beef Eater
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Kayden KD-404 45.
By Morty Jay and the Coney Island Brass. A wild rockin' organ instrumental, probably outta NY (call me Sherlock) by the guy who was the arranger for the...
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Little Mae & the Flames - Baby Workout
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Wildwood 818W-009 45.
Could not find any info about the artist. The song is a Jackie Wilson cover. The Label is from Michigan. And that's about it. Any clues?
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Los Teenagers "Chevere Que Chevere"
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45 Sono Radio 2660.
I think Los Teenagers were from Colombia, but released this 45 on Sono Radio, a peruvian label specialized on "Cumbia peruana", a local variation whic...
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Dick Holler & the Holidays "Hey Little Fool"
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45 Comet 2146.
The flipside to "Mooba Grooba"
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Roy Orbison "Twinkle Toes"
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45 MGM 13498. This underrated dancer may be a bit unusual, but in the break it's typical Roy. As covered by the Neanderthals.
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Ray Charles - The Man With The Weird Beard
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From ABC LP 495 "Have A Smile With Me".
A novelty album by Brother Ray and this is by far the weirdest of the 10 tracks. To quote the liner notes: "...he'll bring you a s...
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Melvin Smith - Open The Door Richard
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From Wyncote LP 9008 "Oldies" (1964). It took a while to find out who that is, as no artists are listed on the album. Originally released on Cameo 135 in 1958 by Mel Smith ...
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Russel Jacquet "Blues A La Russ"
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Recorded September 21, 1946.
Russel Jacquet & his Yellow Jackets. This group led by Illinois Jacquets brother existed only for one Jewell recording date. At least three t...
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Numa Lee Davis "Wake Up Old Maid"
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Recorded September 21, 1946.
Numa Lee Davis w/ Russel Jacquet & his Yellow Jackets. This group led by Illinois Jacquets brother existed only for one Jewell recording date...
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Wilson Pickett "Baby Don't You Weep"
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Recorded in 1963 during the Double L sessions, but has never been released in the US as a 45.
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