Gordon Terry (1959 Town Hall Party) 'It Ain't Right' (Buddy Killen Song) same song, different performance It Ain't Right - Gordon Terry 'A Lotta Lotta Women' Gordon Terry A Lotta Lotta Women 1959 A couple of years earlier - 'Wild Honey (Boudleaux Bryant Song) Wild Honey,Gordon Terry Gordon Terry - Wikipedia
The Hurricanes (1956) 'You May Not Know' (from "Rockin' the Blues") Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - The Hurricanes
Nice. I didn't know this performance survived. I think this is the first time I've ever seen Buddy not smiling! Though he does eventually -- it's like he can't help himself... Bowen had the looks for stardom but not the voice. Like that other Texas buddy, Mr. Knox is a bit stiff in his Sullivan appearance. Per Mitch Ryder, TV directors told performers not to move around so as not to go out of the camera frame. Compare this to Elvis on Dorsey Bros, Berle, etc... How did he get away with it?
KPTV High Time studio outtakes rare footage Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Buddy Knox, Paul Anka, Frankie Lymon w/ Elvis clip at end
Lewis Lymon and the Teenchords (1957) 'Your Last Chance' from "Jamboree" (aka Disc Jockey Jamboree") with one of Frankie's younger brothers Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - TEENCHORDS
Page Cavanaugh Trio - The Three Bears single from '46 performance from '51 Frankenstein's Daughter Page Cavanaugh Trio frankensteins daughter movie '58
The La Dell Sisters (1958) 'Wang Dang Doo' from "Country Music Holiday" LaDell Sisters 1957-12-08 - Newspapers.com Their discography only appears to consist of three 1956 singles on Mercury COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY (1958) full movie Country Music Holiday (1958) - IMDb
Bud Tutmarc - Twilight Blues some Hawaiian steel everyone should know about Bud Tutmarc sings "I will Remember You" Richie Hedman on Hawaiian Steel Ritchie Hedman =steel
The Coquettes Ed Sullivan show The Music Goes Round and Round for a segue check the '60s Canadian band also named Les Coquettes - Le petit sauvage du nord - 1968
The Tyrones (1958) 'Blast Off' from "Let's Rock" (aka "Keep It Cool") Tyrones Let's Rock (1958) - IMDb Song written by Ollie Jones of the Cues, who had recorded the original version of Blast Off as 'Destination Twenty-One Hundred and Sixty-Five' in 1956 The Cues- Destination 2165
Hardrock Gunter - Spring Has Sprung w/ Abbie Neal and The Ranch Girls The Abbie Neal Show. Episode 1, Part 1. follow the link for rest of eps
Billy Myles 'The Joker (That's What They Call Me)'; Billboard #25 hit in 1957 on Ember Records; clip later included in the 1959 UK film "Sweet Beat" (Jeffrey Kruger, the founder of the UK Ember Records was the film's producer) Sweet Beat (1959) - IMDb Billy Myles - Wikipedia Jeffrey Kruger - Wikipedia
The Earl Grant Trio (1959) 'Last Night' from "Juke Box Rhythm" Earl Grant - Wikipedia Juke Box Rhythm (1959) - IMDb
Jill Corey Jill Corey Show w/Dick Hyman Trio with Mundell Lowe performing Harold Arlen songs Somewhere Over the Rainbow at 7:15
Winifred Atwell (1953) It's a Grand Life (1953) - IMDb not obscure in the 1950s UK where she had many hits Winifred Atwell - The Poor People of Paris Winifred Atwell - Wikipedia
