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Phil Phillips

b. John Phillip Baptiste, 14 March 1931, Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA. Phillips had written his one strike, ‘Ocean Of Like’, to win over a would-be sweetheart in 1958. He was released to maker George Khoury, who documented the song in the Goldband Documenting Studio room and released it by himself …

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Joanie Sommers

Joanie Sommers scored her biggest graph achievement with “Johnny Get Angry” in 1962. The one, her second single discharge, peaked at the quantity seven place and charted for a lot more than 8 weeks. Her first single record, “One Boy,” was lots from your musical Bye Bye Birdie in support …

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The Ad Libs

The Ad Libs were an early-’60s vocal group from NJ whose female lead vocals and male-voiced backing prefigured the jazzy doo wop singing design of several later on groups, including Manhattan Transfer. They obtained a major strike in early 1965 with “The Boy From NEW YORK,” compiled by John T. …

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Michael Powers

We were young in northern NJ and NEW YORK, guitarist, singer and songwriter Michael Forces (created Michael Murchison) learned all about the rural south, and gospel and blues music, at a age. His dad was a Vendor Sea who sailed all over the world before settling in Bayonne and starting …

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The King-Beats

The King-Beats were a German-based quintet that specialized in Anglo-American style rock & roll which range from light pop/rock to bluesier sounds (“Listen to What I Say”) with several near-ludicrous variations on classic rock & roll (“AN EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF Language Business”) among. They actually do some first-rate music that …

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