Bell 26

Two sides, two artists. Bang=buck.

Marianne


Wringle-Wrangle

Cathy Jean

Sugar Cake


b/w Make Me Smile Again

Boots and Idaho

Boots Faye and Idaho Call were a husband and wife singing/songwriting duo. You can read about them on this page: Boots faye

Tip Toes - 1961 or 1963


Dreamy Moon

Lola Dee

My Adobe Hacienda - 1957


b/w With A Little More Love

Joni James

Couldn't find the recording date for this one. I imagine it's the 50s.

Are You Sorry?


b/w What I Don't Know Won't Hurt Me

Ernie Fields

In The Mood -1960


b/w Christopher Columbus

Jeannie C. Riley song book

I found this at the goodwill and thought it had some good pictures in it.

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Cathy Carr

Ivory Tower - 1956


b/w Please Please Believe Me

Johnny Bond

Johnny sure sang a lot about cigarettes

Five-Minute Love Affair

Jimmy Barden & Donna Byrd

Till I Met You - 1966


b/w It's Never Been Easy

The Happenings

Tea Time - 1966

Doc Watson

Doc's 1st album from 1964. This is available on cd.

Vinyl:
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A Mann Named Lorene

Lorene Mann had a minor career in the 1960s and early 70s, more as a songwriter, I think, than a singer. I've posted a couple of her 45rpms in the past, and now and pleased to get my hands on a full album. It might be her only one as a solo artist. She wrote the tune "Don't Go Near The Indians", although I don't have her version of it, if any exists. A female songwriter with a minor singing career in the 60s? Sounds like Liz Anderson's story. Guess Lorene didn't have the looks to compete with Bobbie Gentry or Jeannie C. Riley. I'm standing by this Mann.

1. Color Him Father
2. Daddy Sang Bass
3. Stand By Your Man
4. All I Have To Offer You (is me)
5. Stranger At The Funeral
6. You Used To Call Me Baby
7. Tell It All
8. Don't Put Your Hands On Her
9. So I Could Be Your Friend
10. One Of Them
11. Stay Out Of My Dreams


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