Anyone know anything about this 45 on 3 Trey 3006? Value etc, any other Kell releases on the label?

Cheers

The record was produced by a young Phil Spector. Label owned by Lester Sill, he managed Spector at the time. According to Kell BOSM later recorded by Bobby Soxx & Blue Jeans (Bobby Sheen) again produiced by Spector, Bobby's version rocked a little more and more pop orientated.

The session Kell did there was approx 10 tracks laid down but only the one release as far as I know so plenty of unissued stuff laying about somewhere.

I'm currently in the process of doing an article about Kell Osbourne.

Edited August 19, 200619 yr by chalky

Anyone know anything about this 45 on 3 Trey 3006? Value etc, any other Kell releases on the label?

Cheers

Had this record in my sales box for about 20 years. Only person to show interest in it was Soul Sam who promptly returned it on hearing it!

Trey was owned by Lee Hazlewood and Lester Sill. There's another version of the song by Gary Crosby on Gregmark, which I think is the scarcer of the two.

Both are pretty early releases, from 1964.

Value wise. God knows. I had it on for £20.

Nice collectors piece though!

Sean Hampsey

Edited August 19, 200619 yr by Sean Hampsey

Have you got scans of both sides?

Bells Of St Marys had a 40 voice spiritual choir on backing vocals.

Had this record in my sales box for about 20 years. Only person to show interest in it was Soul Sam who promptly returned it on hearing it!

Trey was owned by Lee Hazlewood and Lester Sill. There's another version of the song by Gary Crosby on Gregmark, which I think is the scarcer of the two.

Both are pretty early releases, from 1964.

Value wise. God knows. I had it on for £20.

Nice collectors piece though!

Sean Hampsey

Kells release was from 1960.

Edited August 19, 200619 yr by chalky

the financial backing came from Atlantic Records.

Edited August 19, 200619 yr by chalky

Have you got scans of both sides?

Bells Of St Marys had a 40 voice spiritual choir on backing vocals.

Kells release was from 1960.

I can do some scans for you....will post them up later.

Had this record in my sales box for about 20 years. Only person to show interest in it was Soul Sam who promptly returned it on hearing it!

Sean Hampsey

Shows how bad my taste is then....I think it's OK, nothing really brilliant but I've heard far worse

Have you got scans of both sides?

Bells Of St Marys had a 40 voice spiritual choir on backing vocals.

Kells release was from 1960.

You're right my old Chalkster.

Here's a scan I just found of the issue of BOSM.

My copy though is a WLP.

Sean