JIMMY COLLETT - Four Alarm Boogie - 1952 Arcade Records, Philadelphie
HOMETOWN GAMBLERS - Crazy Crazy Lovin' -
STARLITERS - The Devil Made His Masterpiece - 2001
BILL JUSTIS - Bop Train - 10/58 Sun Records, Memphis
BILL JUSTIS - College Man - Hit parade 08/03/58, classé 8 semaines, 42ème place
ELVIS PRESLEY - Heartbreak Hotel - Hit parade 03/03/56, classé 27 semaines, 1ère place
STAN FREBERG - Heartbreak Hotel - Hit parade 21/07/56, classé 2 semaines, 79ème place
CAVALIERS - Dance Dance Dance - 1958 Apt Records, New York
CHEVRONS - That Comes With Love - 1959 Brent Records, New York
CADETS - Let's Rock And Roll - Unreleased
SEARCHERS - Wow Wow Baby - 1958 Class Records, Los Angeles
DELCOS - Arabia - 10/62 Ebony Records, Mishawaka
COLTS - The Sheik Of Araby - 03/57 Antler Records, New York
FERLIN HUSKY & His HUSH PUPPIES - Aladdin's Lamp - 05/56 Capitol Records, Hollywood
MOHAMMED & His ROBED ROCKERS - Harem Orgy -
SCREAMING LORD SUTCH - She Was A Cheat (The Cheat) - 05/66 CBS Records
SANDPIPERS - Ali Baba - 1966 Kismet Records
SHEIKS - Baghdad Rock - 1960 MGM Records, New York
JERRY REED - Rockin' In Baghdad - 06/57 Capitol Records Hollywood
RALPH MARTERIE & His ORCHESTRA - Shish-kebab - Hit parade 04/05/57, classé 16 semaines, 29ème place
(Charles Chick) GANIMIAN & His ORIENTAL MUSIC (vocal Onnik Dinkjian) - Daddy Lolo - Enregistré 17/12/57 New York
LORRAINE ELLIOTT - Chug Chug Choo-Choo Chug - 1944
ROCKIN' SHADES - Dixie - 1979
HAROLD ALLEN - I Need Some Lovin' - 06/57 Mar-Vel' Records Hammond, Indiana
JERRY COULSTON & The JADES with The PACERS BAND - Bon Bon Baby - 07/60 Christy Records, Los Gatos
EDDIE QUINTEROS - Lindy Lou - 08/60 Brent Records, New York

MAC CURTIS - Hard Hearted Girl - Enregistré 1975 San Antonio
CUES - Crazy, Crazy Party - Enregistré 02/56 New York
IMPALAS - Sorry (I Ran All The Way Home) - Hit parade 14/03/59, classé 18 semaines, 2ème place
BILLY AUSTIN & The HEARTS - Angel Baby - 1953 Apollo Records, New York
KINGLETS - Pretty Please - 1959 Bobbin Records, Saint Louis
CRICKETS - That'll Be The Day - Hit parade 10/08/57, classé 22 semaines, 3ème place
BUDDY HOLLY - Blue Suede Shoes - 1956/63
BUDDY HOLLY - Rip It Up - 1956/63
BUDDY HOLLY - Ready Teddy - Enregistré 1957 Clovis
CRICKETS - Oh Boy - Hit parade 23/11/57, classé 22 semaines, 10ème place
OLYMPICS - Western Movies - Hit parade 19/07/58, classé 14 semaines, 8ème place
JERRY LANDIS - The Lone Teen Ranger - 12/62 Amy Records, New York
JIMMY FORD - Don't Hang Around Me Anymore - 04/59 Stylo Records, Little Rock
RED SHOTS - Don't Hang Around Me Anymore - 2001
GENE BUA - Blue Eyed Darling - 1959 Warner Brothers Records, Burbank
JOHNNY & The HURRICANES - Red River Rock - Hit parade 01/08/59, classé 17 semaines, 5ème place
JOHNNY & The HURRICANES - Crossfire - Hit parade 25/04/59, classé 14 semaines, 23ème place
STRAY CATS - Rebels Rule - 1983
RESTLESS - Tag, Man, Tag - 1982
STRAY CATS - Eighteen Miles To Memphis - 1983
RESTLESS - Edge On You - 1983
RON HAYDOCK & The BOPPERS - Ninety Nine Chicks - 22/08/59 Cha Cha Records, Chicago
FRANK EVANS & The TOP NOTCHERS - Gotta Get Some Money - 1959 Nuggett Records, Tampa
DANNY RAY - Love Me - 11/60 Vin Records, Jackson (Mississippi)
BUD LANDON & The RHYTHM MASTERS - Get Away - 05/67 Belle Records, Denver City
LYNN BILLINGSLEY - Childhood Boogie - 12/56 Bakersfield Records, Bakersfield
MILLARD PRESLEY & His PRESLEYS - Denominations - 12/57 Blue Hen Records, Harrington

Mr Jim NEWCOMBE auteur-compositeur et passionné de Rock 'n' Roll a vu Buddy Holly et les Crickets sur scène le 20/03/1958 au Liverpool's Philarmonic Hall, voici un extrait du magazine Let it Rock (GB) de 1973
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Alors qu'aux USA Buddy Holly n'était que l'un des nombreux artistes du monde du spectacle, en Grande Bretagne c'était une superstar. Entre Septembre 1957 et Août 1958 il eut une série de 6 titres au Hit Parade et à un moment lui et les Crickets avaient simultanément 4 S dans le top 20.
Lors de leur venue ici en Mars 1958, l'aspect fragile et réservé de Buddy Holly contrastait fortement avec son show assuré et torride sur scène. Fondamentalement, le volume sonore s'élevait jusqu'à un maxi avec la guitare de Buddy et la batterie déchaînée du jeune Jerry Allison (Norman Petty raconte : « il avait l'habitude d'utiliser des baguettes super grosses qui me faisaient penser à des mini battes de base-ball»). Sans vouloir le rabaisser, Jerry Allison explique que le bassiste Joe Mauldin «n'avait pas grande expérience de la basse» (Mme Vic Petty avait dû lui en enseigner les rudiments) et il utilisait sa contrebasse beaucoup plus comme un soutien sur scène. «Il faisait un bon show de rock, par exemple il se couchait sur le dos et tout ce genre de choses»
Les guitares électriques à la fin des années 50 n'étaient que faiblement amplifiées. Les artistes utilisaient généralement un tout petit matériel de 30-50 watts - dans le cas des Crickets, rien qu'un seul pour la Stratocaster de Buddy; mais d'après tous les récits ils étaient plutôt bruyants.
Jim NEWCOMBE, un passionné de Rock and Roll, qui a vu les Crickets au Liverpool's Philarmonic Hall nous raconte: «Accompagné par Joe Mauldin à la basse et Jerry Allison à la batterie, Buddy vêtu d'un costume gris avance et reçoit une formidable ovation. Sa première chanson «Everyday», a été la plus lente de tout son spectacle même si elle était beaucoup plus rapide que sur disque. Après ce titre d'ouverture il a complètement abandonné son image si sage telle que représentée sur les pochettes de disques. Le grand jeune homme dégingandé interprète dans ses spectacles des Rock 'N' Roll de la plus grande classe : «Rip it up», «Ready Teddy», «Be-bop-a-lula» et «Great balls of fire» tous interprétés bien forts et bien nets; je n'ai jamais su comment ce trio pouvait faire tant de bruit. Pour faire bonne mesure ils y ont ajouté leurs grands succès «Oh boy», «That'll be the day», «Peggy Sue» et «Maybe baby» mais même ceux-ci ont été considérablement accélérés. Avant chacune des chansons que je viens de mentionner, Buddy prononçait quelques mots sur leur création.
Pendant qu'il chantait et jouait de sa Fender, Buddy sautillait autour de la scène un peu comme Chuck Berry en plus jeune et plus enthousiaste. Il est tombé sur un genou, tenant sa guitare très haut, puis a traversé la scène en dansant jusqu'à Jerry ou Joe dans une frénésie de musique et de mouvement. A l'occasion, il ponctuait ses chansons endiablées avec des cris d'encouragements aux Crickets qui lui répondaient à leur façon : Jerry en faisant véritablement vibrer sa batterie pendant que Joe chevauchait sa contrebasse comme le Lone Ranger; il y avait peut-être une petite ressemblance avec les Comets dans tout ça. À un moment l'ambiance était si brûlante que Buddy s'est interrompu. Les gens dansaient dans les allées et s'égosillaient pour réclamer ses succès du hit parade tels que «Oh boy». Buddy leur a répondu « Si vous ne vous calmez pas, je ne chanterai plus», et ça les a refroidi : il avait le genre de personnalité qui en impose au public ».
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avec l'aimable autorisation de Mr Jim NEWCOMBE

Mr Jim Newcombe author-composer and Rock 'n' Roll fan saw Buddy Holly and The Crickets on stage at the Liverpool's Philarmonic Hall on March 20, 1958, here is an excerpt from Let It Rock (England 1973)
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Whereas in America Holly was just one of many acts featured on package shows, in Britain he was a superstar. Between September 1957 and August 1958 he had 6 hits in a row and at one time he and The Crickets had 4 singles in the top 20 simultaneously.
When they toured here in March 1958, Holly frail diffident demeanour contrasted sharply with his confident, raunchy stage show. Basically, their sound on stage amounted to Holly's fully cranked up guitar and Jerry Allison's angry yound drumming (says Petty, «he used to use extra large sticks, they reminded me of baby baseball bats»). According to Allison, bassist Joe Mauldin «not to put him down, didn't play that much bass» (Mrs Petty had to teach him the rudiments) and used his upright bass rather more as a stage prop. «He'd do a good rock show, lay on his back and do all that stuff».
Electric guitars in the late 50's were modestly amplified. Artists generally used tiny 30-50 watts speaker/amp units- in the Crickets case, just one for Holly's Stratocaster. But from all reports they were pretty loud. Rock fan Jim NEWCOMBE saw The Crickets at Liverpool's Philamornic Hall. He writes : «Accompanied by Joe Mauldin on string bass and Jerry Allison on drums, the grey suited Buddy walked on to a tremendous reception. His first song, «Everyday», was the slowest in his act and even this was quite a lot faster than the record. After his opening number he left his disc image way behind. The tall gangling youth in spectacles featured Rock 'N' Roll of the highest class. «Rip it up», «Readdy Teddy», «Be-bop-a-lula» and «Great balls of fire» all came over loud and clear. How the three of them made so much noise I'll never know. They threw in their hits, «Oh boy», «That'll be the day», «Peggy Sue» and «Maybe baby» for good mesure but even these were rocked up considerably. Before each of the rock songs I have mentioned, Buddy gave a word or two about the original discs.
As he sang and played his Fender guitar, Buddy hopped around the stage rather like a younger and more enthusiastic Chuck Berry. He dropped on one knee, holding his guitar high then danced across to Jerry or Joe in a frenzy of music and motion. Occasionally he punctuated his fiery vocals with whoops of encouragement to The Crickets who responded in no mean way. Jerry really rattled the skins while Joe rode his bass like the Lone Ranger. Perhaps a touch of The Comets about this. At one stage the proceedings got so hot, Buddy called a halt. People were dancing in the aisles and yelling out for numbers such as the chart songs « Oh boy ». "If you don't quiet down, ah won't sing at all" was Buddy's answer, and they cooled off. He had that personal magnetism that gets an audience».
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with the kind permission of Mr Jim NEWCOMBE

LONESOME DRIFTER - Eager Boy - 1958 K Records, Shreveport
WAILERS - High Wall - Enregistré 07/59 New York
WAILERS - Gunnin' For Peter - Enregistré 05/09/59 Tacoma
BOB OAKES & ORCHESTRA - You Gotta Rock And Roll - Enregistré 13/04/56 New York
TEEN QUEENS - Rock Everybody - 1956 RPM Records, Los Angeles
ALAN MARTIN & GEORGE WILLIAMS ORCHESTRA - Rock Bottom - 03/57 Arrow Records, Bridgeport
LAURIE SISTERS - Rock One Time -
CALLAHAN BROTHERS - Somebody's Been Using That Thing - 1936 Conqueror Records
BE-BOPS - The Venus Profile - 1997
TERRI ANDERS - Come Back My Love - 1961 Chief Records, Chicago
FIREBIRDS - Come Back My Love - 1998
LOVELESS COUSINS - You're Gonna Treat Me Right -
DOCTOR DOC - Muneco Del Rock - 1998
CHRIS VINCENT & The CRACKERJACKS - Let's Rock -
HONKY-TONKIN' BOOZERS - Pin-Ball Mama - 2003
ROLLIN' MILES - Unclass Woman - 2002
KUF-LINX - So Tough - Hit parade 01/03/58, classé 6 semaines, 76ème place
KODAKS - Little Boy And Girl - 1957 Fury Records, New York
KOOL GENTS - You Know - Enregistré 03/11/55 Chicago
KEYNOTES - Zup Zup (You Dance So Nice) - 1956 Apollo Records, New York
JOHNNY & JONIE - Kee-Ro-Ryin' - Enregistré 03/02/58 Hollywood
DON FOWLER & The COUNTRY TIMERS - Oklahoma Baby - 1966 Oakridge Records, Fort Worth
KIMBALL COBURN - Boo-Be-Ah-Be - 05/58 Challenge Records, Hollywood
DON WADE - Oh Love - 04/59 San Records, Bon Aqua
CHARLEY MAYBEE - Little Judy - 06/66 Rimrock Records, Concord
SONNY LAMAY - I'll Get Lovin' -
COBRA BROTHERS - Everybody's Looking - 05/59 Black Jack Records, Niles
CRAZY CAVAN & The RHYTHM ROCKERS - Waitin' For My baby - 1976
CRAZY CAVAN & The RHYTHM ROCKERS - Feelin' Blue - 1976
LEONARD BROTHERS - Strange At It Seems

MYSTERY GANG - Baby Baby Blue - 2001
JOHNNY DECHAINE & The CARA SISTERS with The WONDERS - Come On Home - Award Records, San Leandro
KEITH BUCK & His HARMONY PLAYBOYS - Leon Boogie - Folk Star Records
BOB WILLIAMS & The NITE OWLS - So Don't You Weep - 04/51 Tennessee Records, Nashville
GENE PRICE & The CHORDSMEN - Duck Call Boogie - 05/62 Robin Records, Houston
DARRELL RHODES - Lou Lou - 01/59 Winston Records, Abilene
JESSE JAMES & The LONGRIDERS - Lou Lou
CRAZY CAVAN & The RHYTHM ROCKERS - Big Black Cadillac - 1988
OLYMPICS - Dancin' Holiday - Hit parade 06/07/63, classé 6 semaines, 86ème place
DION & The BELMONTS - ICan't Go On (Rosalie) - Enregistré 17/07/58
TOKAYS - Fatty-Boom-Bi-Laddy - 1962 Bonnie Records, Detroit
JIVE FIVE - What Time Is It ? - Hit parade 15/09/62, classé 5 semaines, 67ème place
JANET BAKER - Boom De De Boom - 1956 RCA Victor Records, Camden
RAY CAMPI - How Low Do You Feel - 1979
STARGAZERS - Crazy But True - 1991
STILLMEN - Lost Girl - 1999
BILLYGOAT RIDERS - Louisiana - 2000
DI MAGGIO BROTHERS - Clam Up - 2001
RED SHOTS - Ice Cold Baby - 2001
TONY AMARO - Please Stay With Me (I Confess) - 1959 Stacy Records, Chicago
RONNIE PEARSON - Hot Shot - 04/57 Herald Records, New York
BOBBY LEE & The BLUE DOTS - Miss Mary - 1960 ABS Records, Wilmington
CHUCK BENE & The JOHNNY DENTZ'S HILLROCKERS - I Want My Mama - Rock Records

BOB LUMAN - Try Me - Enregistré 01/04/58
JODIMARS - Let's All Rock Together - 11/55 Capitol Records, Hollywood
DION - The Wanderer - Hit parade 02/12/61, classé 18 semaines, 2ème place
BLOCKBUSTERS - I Wanna Rock Now - Enregistré 1956
LARRY TRIDER - Don't Stop - 04/61 Roulette Records, New York
CLASSICS - Lover's Regret - unissued
TEEN KINGS - Hep Cat - unissued
LEE CURTIN - Hot Dog - 11/62 End Records, New York
GEORGE HAMILTON IV & The COUNTRY GENTLEMEN - If You Don't Know - Enregistré 18/06/56 Chapel Hill
BILL HAYES With ORCHESTRA Directed By DON COSTA - Bop Boy - Enregistré 10/01/58
BEVERLY HILLS PAINTERS (The ALTONES) - Model A Heap - Gateway Records
SONS OF THE PIONEERS - Jim Crack Corn - Radio Transcription 1934/35
BO DIDDLEY - Don't Let It Go - 07/59 Checker Records, Chicago
BO DIDDLEY - You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover - Hit parade 18/08/62, classé 10 semaines, 48ème place
BO DIDDLEY - Mumblin' Guitar - 1959 Checker Records, Chicago
BO DIDDLEY - Road Runner - Hit parade 27/02/60, classé 6 semaines, 75ème place
BUDDY HOLLY - Bo Diddley - Enregistré 1956 Lubbock
JOHNNY OTIS SHOW - Willie And The Hand-Jive - Hit parade 21/06/58, classé 16 semaines, 9ème place
TOMMY GENOVA - Hey Bo Diddley
BO DIDDLEY - Hey Good Lookin' - Enregistré 1964
DION & The BELMONTS - A Teenager In Love - Hit parade 18/04/59, classé 15 semaines, 2ème place
SIMON CRUM - Bop Cat Bop - Enregistré 28/03/56
STARLINERS - Bop Cat Bop - 1999
BILLY HARLAN - Teen Jean Jive - Enregistré 28/04/59, unissued
BILLY HARLAN - This Lonely Man - Enregistré 28/04/59, unissued
BILLY HARLAN - Schoolhouse Rock - 05/58 Brunswick Records, New York
BILLY HARLAN - I Wanna Bop - 05/58 Brunswick Records, New Yorkl

RONNIE HAWKINS & The HAWKS - Watcha Gonna Do - Enregistré 29/04/59 New York
TIN ROOF CATS - High Speed Rumble - 2002
FREELANCERS - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky - 1961 Imperial Records
FREELANCERS - Wheels - 1961 Imperial Records
T.V. SLIM & His HEARTBREAKERS - Flat Foot Sam - 1957 Clif Records, Shreveport
BRIAN SETZER - Flat Foot Sam - 2005
PALADINS - You Make It They Take It - 2001
MERCURY'S - Ain't Gonna Be -
MARS ATTACKS - Baby Baby - 1999
FOGGY MOUNTAIN ROCKERS - Revenge Of The Innocent - 1999
PERRY COMO - Round And Round - Hit parade 23/0/57, classé 29 semaines, 3ème place
JEAN DAVIDSON - Fort Worth Boogie - 1949
HOLLYWOOD FLAMES - Buzz, Buzz, Buzz - Hit parade 23/11/57, classé 17 semaines, 11ème place
LEWIS LYMON & The TEENCHORDS - Tell Me Love - 1957 End Records, New York
MONITORS - My Baby's Rockin' - unissued Specialty Records, Hollywood
MONARCHS - Pretty Little Girl - 1956 Neil Records, New York
BE-BOPS - Pretty Little Mama - 1997
BILL REEDER - 'Till I Waltz Again With You - 1961 Voll Para Records, Paragould
BILL REEDER - Judy - 12/61 Hi Records, Memphis
BILL REEDER - Remember You're Mine - Voll Para Records, Paragould
BILL REEDER - You're My Baby - 1960 Fernwood Records, Memphis
JOHNNY & The JAYS - Baby Do - Fairbanks Records, New York
DAVE “Baby” CORTEZ - You Give Me Heebie Jeebies - 1958 Okeh Records, New York
ROCKIN' SAINTS - Alright Baby - 10/59 Decca Records, New York
KING COLEMAN - Loo-Key Doo-Key - 1960 Dade Records, Miami
HAROLD LEE - Blond Headed Woman - 05/59 Esta Records, Hamilton
JOHNNY CAVALIER & The KEYNOTES - Rock'n Chair Roll - 01/59 Hi Class Records, San Francisco

VERNON TAYLOR - Your Lovin' Man - Enregistré 10/58 Memphis
DON HAGGARD & JUDIE BESS with The SUNSET DRIFTERS - Somebody Clipped Your Wings - 1955 Excello Records, Nashville
KENTS - I Found My Girl - Enregistré 11/04/58
BILL PINKY & The TURKS - After The Hop - 03/58 Phillips International, Memphis
FOUR TOPS - Country Girl - 1956 unissued
EARLS - Cry, Cry, Cry - 1963 Old Town Records, New York
EMMETT MILLER & His GEORGIA CRACKERS - Lovesick Blues - Enregistré 12/06/28 New York
HERBIE SMITH - Baby Moon - 12/59 Do Ra Me Records, Nashville
RICHARD TURLEY & The ALL AMERICAN BOY'S ORCHESTRA - Makin' Love With My Baby - 05/59 Fraternity Records, Cincinnatti
EMBERS - I Walked All Night - unissued
JIMMY JEFFERS & The JOKERS - Teardrops From My Eyes - 09/59 Fraternity Records, Cincinnatti
MIKE FERN & The DEL ROYALS ORCHESTRA - A-Bomb Bop - 1959 Demo Records, Morgan City
WAYNE PERDEW with ORCHESTRA directed by GENE FIOCCA - Up Beam Baby - 1958 Zipp Records, Akron
STOREY SISTERS (TWINKLES) with AL BROWNE & His ORCHESTRA - Bad Motorcycle - Hit parade 01/03/58, classé 7 semaines, 48ème place
GLEN GLENN - Everybody's Movin' - 03/58 Era Records, Hollywood
DARREL HIGHAM & The ENFORCERS - Everybody's Movin' - 1999
JIMMY WAGES - Miss Pearl - Enregistré 04/56 unissued
JIMMY WAGES - Heartbreakin' Love - Enregistré 1957 unissued
JIMMY WAGES - Mad Man - Enregistré 04/56 unissued
JIMMY WAGES - Take Me (Take Me From This Garden Of Evil) - Enregistré 1957 unissued
TOMMY LAM with BOB PAULEY & The PLANTATION PLAYBOYS - Speed Limit - 02/59 Nabor Records, Indianapolis
JOHNNY TILLOTSON - True, True Happiness - Hit parade 22/08/59, classé 9 semaines, 54ème place
BE-BOPS - All Those Things You Do
FLEA BOPS - Long Blond Hair - 2004
FOGGY MOUNTAIN ROCKERS - All I Can Do Is Cry - 1999

DON JOBE & The GHOSTERS - Goin' to have a party - 1965 T & R Records, Chicago
SONNY FISHER - On The Road Again - 1981
SONNY FISHER - Good Man - 1983
RAVENNA & The MAGNETICS - Waiting To Come Back - 1981
RAVENNA & The MAGNETICS - I Never Lie - 1981
HUEY "PIANO" SMITH & His CLOWNS - Don't You Just Know It - Hit parade 22/03/58, classé 13 semaines, 9ème place
HANNELORE CREMER - Kuba Rock - 1958
BOBBY LEE TRAMMELL - Come On - 11/62 Atlanta Records, Jonesboro
FREDDY ROBINSON - Not Like Now - 06/58 Limelight Records, Chicago
BOBBY VEE - Buddy's Song - 01/63 Liberty Records, Hollywood
BUDDY HOLLY - Every Day - Enregistré 29/05/57 Clovis
MAGNETICS - Headaches And Heartaches - 1980
PHIL GRAY - Bluest Boy In Town - Rhythm Records, Portsmouth
RAL DONNER - Creampuff - unissued
ELVIS PRESLEY - Party (Let's Have A Party) - Enregistré 22/01/57
RAL DONNER - School Of Heartbreakers - 1961 Gone Records, New York
BEN HEWITT - For Quite A While - Enregistré 30/04/59 New York
JUDY LAYNE & The RAMBLERS - Hard Headed Woman - 1961 Wren Records, Norfolk
JUDY LAYNE & The RAMBLERS - Always - 1961 Wren Records, Norfolk
FRED PRUE With ROY BAXTER & His COMBO - Lookin' For Joe - 1957
FRED PRUE With ROY BAXTER & His COMBO - Don't Wink At Me - 1957
KRAZY KATS - Wiggley Little Mama - démo
KRAZY KATS - Beat Out My Love - démo
PAUL HOWARD & His ARKANSAS COTTON PICKERS - Drinking All My Troubles Away -1947 Columbia Records, New York
ROY TYSON & The TYSONS - Oh What A Night For Love - 1963 Double L Records
HERB COX & The CLEFTONES - My Angel Lover - Enregistré 1990
RICK & The MASTERS - A Kissin' Friend - 1962 Haral Records
JOEL & The DYMENSIONS - My Juanita
FIREBIRDS - Let's Flat Get It - 2001
FIREBIRDS - I Want You - 2001