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With Frank De Vol's orchestra. Originally released for Derby as the B-side to "Nobody Met The Train" May 1954. This song was also reissued by Decca the following year in addition to being featured on various early JP albums. To my knowledge this song did not chart but in my opinion it should have! Enjoy!
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Jaye P. Morgan briefly recorded for the independent "Derby" label between 1952 and '54, before signing with RCA Victor. Eventually, Eli Oberstein's "Record Corporation Of America" acquired the Derby catalog after it went out of business, and reissued most of her sides on several of his "bargain LP" labels [Halo, Rondo-Lette, et. al.] in the late '50s....
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing another Jaye P Morgan treat.
Corrie121 2 years ago