Candy and The Kisses - LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL (1963)

NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED - (R & L 500) This obscure 1963 release out of Los Angles was recorded at Gold Star Studio, produced by JOHNNY RIVERS and arranged by GENE PAGE. This group is different from the one that recorded 'The 81' on Cameo in 1964.

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Music

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• Phil Spector
• Gene Page
• Johnny Rivers
• NS
• KTF
• 60's
• Girl Group
• Gold Star Studio
• Wrecking Crew
• Soul
• Spectropop

[rlhemming]

Thanks for this. Found a mention of this record when I was scouring Billboard books that's what led me here. No idea that Johnny Rivers was involved in anything like this. Sounds like it was recorded at the same sessions that Spector produced his historic Christmas album. How was this group different to The 81 group?

[reichardtaj]

@rlhemming This one shot single consisted of an ensemble of L.A. session singers. The following year, a different New York based group was formed and issued their hit, 'The 81' on Cameo Records. 'Let The Good Time Roll' was recorded at Hollywood's Gold Star Studio which is where Spectors big hits from 1962-1966 were also recorded.

[strandwolf]

I confess, I was hoping that the New York sweeties were tackling this song; I like their stuff....

[DETROITBULLET]

Nope its the studios Echo chamber and Johnny Rivers

[TL250Rider]

This Song Is Total Phil Spector

This is back when Rock N Roll was Good.

What Happened ?

[rlhemming]

Thanks for that, very enlightening, not surprised by the Spector connection.