Everything posted by Robbk
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Betty Renne - Betty James - Same?
I don't think Betty Renne is just singing in a much higher register. Their voices seem to have different tones, as well. So, I doubt they were the same person. Betty James' "I'm A Little Mixed Up" is in my Top 5 all-time female Blues recordings (along with greats Memphis Minnie, Ma Rainey, Victoria Spivey, and Bessie Smith).
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The Cavaliers
I've always wondered whether this Chandeliers group was a Detroit group, or the known New York group. Although Juggy Murray operated out of New York, he did lease at least one 45 production from Detroit (Freddie Brown's and Joe Hunter's "Toy Soldier" by Detroit's 1st Dramatics group. The songwriter was Detroit's Jesse Greer, who had been a member of Roger Craton's (Lee Rogers') Peppermints and Barons, and he wrote a lot of songs for Detroit singers and groups. I don't remember ever coming across any reference to a Detroit group by that name. The only New York Chandeliers I know of was the 1954-59 Doo Wop group from Kansas City, who recorded "Blueberry Sweet" for New York's Atlas Records. They DEFINITELY broke up in late 1959. So, they couldn't possibly be this 1963 group. Do any of you know if this was a leased Detroit production, or just Murray paying to use 2 Jesse Greer Detroit-penned songs, or Greer moving to New York, and writing for Murray's labels? I don't remember Greer's name on any more releases on any other of Murray's labels' issues, nor do I remember his name on any other NY releases.
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The Cavaliers
Yes. My old memory is failing me. And I'm away from my records. 😟
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The Cavaliers
What about The Cavaliers that had a record out during 1963 on a Juggy Murray label that had songs written by Detroit songwriter/singer, Jesse Greer, who had been a member of a few well-known Detroit groups? Were they at all related to the RCA Cavaliers?
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
I meant even more correct.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
Wow!!! You have quite a fast acting, logical mind, and general knowledge in a wide variety of areas, in addition to a good memory ........ not to mention the most important requisite...... a great knowledge of record labels. Hard to compete with all those strengths in combination! Very impressive. I'd just settle for my having a halfway decent memory (my memory of 50 years ago).
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
In Yorkshire it WOULD be correct! "warn 'er brothers" 🤣
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
88 - Peachtree (Atlanta)
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
66 - Evolution
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
83 - Mark IV
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
2. Communist Trainer - Ha! Ha! Redd Coach (was also Red Coach for a short while)
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
36 - Stratosphere?
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
46 - Start, Fling (Fury subs)
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
16 - Edison ('50s label)
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
14 - How simple - RCA
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
71 - EMI
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
91 - Casablanca 45 - Sparkle?
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
81- was there a Malaga record label? Valencia - not exactly southern!
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
32 - Probe 41 - Epic
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
53 - Yenta (what a funny name for a record label! Did it sell only Klezmir music???🤣
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
39 - Laurie
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
40 - Logo
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
37 - Rock, Stone, Boulder Stone Roc (Detroit) 50 - Hi!
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
92 - Sharp Teeth (funny name for a record label!)🤣 29 - Top Hat (Dave Hamilton's) 17 - Fleet
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NEW YEAR'S EVE RECORD LABEL QUIZ
72 - Wright Brothers? Wallendas?