The Whole Enchilada is Here
A Letter To An Angel-Johnny Hines
Are You Really Mine-Loren Becker
Born To Late-The Waldorf Trio
Don’t Just Know It-Jim Hollis
It’s Just A Matter Of Time-Dick Rivers
I've Had It-The Half Tones
Just A Dream-Jerry Duane And The Monarchs
Lonesome Town-Tomy Grant
Never Be Anyone Else But You-Frank Walsh
My Special Angel-Jack Brown
Oh Julie-Jim Warren
Silhouettes-Loren Becker
To Know Him Is To Love Him-The Dorados
2 comments:
Great stuff you put on your site!
Couldn't find Top Hits Tunes #1. Deleted?
I'm catching up on the cover versions I missed.
BTW, I'm sure you already know that Waldorf Music Hall (Woolworth's US label), and that no-name direct-marketing label with the dancers on the record (that you have scanned for the post) were owned and operated by Enoch Light in New Jersey.
The same tracks (with different artists' names) would show up on Colortone, Prom, and Audition budget LPs for rack-jobbers, and on Grand Award for record stores.
The adult-oriented pop covers were almost always good, but the rock & roll tracks could be painful to listen to.
There's a guy in the UK that collects Embassy 45s (Woolworth's UK label). He's here:
http://lordofthebootsale.blogspot.com/
I'm sure you can have some fun with those. They'll definitely round-out your collection because they cover songs on both the US & UK charts.
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