Hi people,

 

any info on this one?

 

 

 Reminds me of The Shangri-Las "Leader Of The Pack" fame, a copy sold for $35 on Ebay last month.

Edited August 1, 20214 yr by Douglas

13 minutes ago, Douglas said:

 Reminds me of The Shangri-Las "Leader Of The Pack" fame, a copy sold for $35 on Ebay last month.

That's the one i got.

Pam Sawyer and Lori Burton so it's possibly another name for The Whyte Boots.
Phillips promoted them as a trio of singers in the Shangri Las style but the record was actually produced and sung by Sawyer and Burton.

 

http://spectropop.com/WhyteBoots/index.htm

In Scepter/Wand Forever  book by Steve Guarnori,  little is known if at all bar this release.

I would suggest that as the A side was written by 3 ladies  by the surname of Charles, Smith & Smith its possible that they were sisters (1 married)? and they were The Smith Girls. No defo prove but logical?

 

 

4 hours ago, Reforee said:

In Scepter/Wand Forever  book by Steve Guarnori,  little is known if at all bar this release.

I would suggest that as the A side was written by 3 ladies  by the surname of Charles, Smith & Smith its possible that they were sisters (1 married)? and they were The Smith Girls. No defo prove but logical?

 

 

If as we suspect the Smith sisters and Pat Charles were on vocals, IMHO Mrs Freeburg told them probably not to perform anymore and apart from penning another tune , that was that, thanks goodness. Terrible record

14 hours ago, Blackpoolsoul said:

If as we suspect the Smith sisters and Pat Charles were on vocals, IMHO Mrs Freeburg told them probably not to perform anymore and apart from penning another tune , that was that, thanks goodness. Terrible record

Was Mrs. Freeburg The Smith Girls' manager?  Or did you mean Florence Greenberg, owner of Scepter-Wand?

 

I assume that Stan Green was Flo Greenberg's son, Stanley.

Edited August 2, 20214 yr by Robbk

11 hours ago, Robbk said:

Was Mrs. Freeburg The Smith Girls' manager?  Or did you mean Florence Greenberg, owner of Scepter-Wand?

 

I assum that stan Green was Flo Greenberg's son, Stanley.

Indeed