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Uncle John

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Roulette - Label Discography USA: 1091 Records: Latest Updates: Gallery: Sleeves. Roulette - Label Discography USA: 1091 Records: Latest Updates: Gallery: Sleeves. Gee Records, now a Roulette subsidiary, barely put out any product in 1958 and 1959, with a mere three singles each year. They signed some new acts in 1960, but the hits still eluded them until 1961, when the aforementioned Cleftones hits were joined by a new group, The Regents, who hit with 'Barbara-Ann' (#7 R&B, #13 Pop) and 'Runaround' (#30. Later in 1959, they moseyed over to Rae-Cox records for one release, 'My Girl Flip Flop' b/w 'Gotta Go to School,' two good well-sung novelty types that failed to register. Members splintered, but the core members stayed in touch, and after many false starts and unfulfilled promises got another chance in 1963 on Riverside records with 'Adios My. 45 Discography for Roulette Records - OZ. Lymon's Teenagers Sue Roulette. When the s online roulette bonus group, Discography Teenagers, well known for their cuddly little singer Discography Lymon, recorded their song 'Why Do Fools Fall in Love,' for Defendants Morris Levy band George Goldner and their record companies, they didn't realize they.

The Jinx

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Movement 1 & 13

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Are You Happy?

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Recording Title	Group	Label	Release Date
Sittin' Here Cryin' b/w Uncle John	Wild Child Gipson with Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	It's a Hit Records Chicago, IL (Hit 45-2002) (45)	1956
Uncle John	Wild Child Gipson with Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	Reissued on 'Chicago Rock' Redita Records Romania (No. 108) (LP)	1973
Sittin' Here Cryin' b/w Uncle John	Wild Child Gipson with Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	Reissued on Laurie Records Astra Records (45) New York, NY	Unknown
Uncle John	Wild Child Gipson with Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	Reissued on 'Rockin' from Coast to Coast' Volume 3 (CD) Ace Records Ltd. London, UK (CDCHP 985)	2004
Kool	Wild Child Gipson with Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	Cheesecake 'Red Hot Rhythm' London, UK (CHCD 277)	Unknown
By Popular Demand	Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	IT Records Quincy, IL (IT 2301) (LP)	1963
Bit by a Bug b/w Humpty Jump	Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	IT Records Quincy, IL (IT 2302) (45)	1965
Freddie Tieken & the Rockers LIVE!	Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	IT Records Quincy, IL (IT 2304) (LP)	1965
Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	Freddie Tieken & the Rockers	*Reissued Standfire Records Quincy, IL (PD-8002) (CD)	1999
Ilmo Smokehouse	Ilmo Smokehouse	Beautiful Sounds Quincy, IL (LA 1200) (LP)	1969
Ilmo Smokehouse	Ilmo Smokehouse	Reissued Roulette Records New York,NY (SR 3002) (LP)	1971
Ilmo Smokehouse	Ilmo Smokehouse	Reissued Carnaby Records Madrid, Spain (CPS 9186) (LP)	1972
Ilmo Smokehouse	Ilmo Smokehouse Synton Stuttgart, Germany (DR 9856) (CD)	Reissued	2006
Ilmo Smokehouse Plus	Ilmo Smokehouse	*Reissued Akarma Records La Spezia, Italy (AK 370) (CD)	2007

*Also includes unreleased bonus tracks

Note: Although my music has been deemed important enough to be re-released by various record companies around the world, I have never received an accounting of sales or a nickel in royalties from these re-releases. It is difficult for me to comprehend why anyone (including a couple of former band members) would feel the need to unethically profit from my music. How ironic that if I wanted a copy of one of these recordings I would have to buy it.

The Playmates were an American late 1950s vocal group led by the pianistChic Hetti (born Carl Cicchetti, 26 February 1930), drummerDonny Conn (born Donald Claps, 29 March 1930 – September 2, 2015), and Morey Carr (31 July 1932 – 1987), all from Waterbury, Connecticut, United States.^[1]

Career[edit]

The Playmates, Donald Claps (a.k.a. Donny Conn) drummer and lyricist, Carl Cicchetti (a.k.a. Chic Hetti) pianist music composer and Morey Cohen (a.k.a. Morey Carr) lead vocalist were an instrumental and vocal trio, all from Waterbury, Connecticut, United States and, in the early 1950s, at the University of Connecticut.^[1] After graduation in 1952, they began touring small lounges and night clubs in the United States and Canada, originally as 'the Nitwits', later as the Playmates.^[1]

Signed to Roulette Records in 1958 as the label's first vocal group,^[2] and anticipating a Calypso craze, the group recorded an album called Playmates Visit the West Indies. They then released two notable Top 40 singles — 'Jo-Ann' and 'Don't Go Home' — before having a number 4 hit (July 9, 1958) with the tempo-changing novelty song 'Beep, Beep',^[1] which became a regular feature for Dr. Demento.

The 'Beep, Beep' song was on the BillboardTop 40chart for twelve weeks. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc.^[3] Concurrently with this song, American Motors (AMC) was setting production and sales records for the Rambler models.^[4] Because of a directive by the BBC at the time that songs did not include brand names in their lyrics, a version of 'Beep Beep' was recorded for the European market, replacing the Cadillac and Nash Rambler with the generic terms limousine and bubble car.

They followed up with a chart listing single in 1959 with 'What Is Love' and then again in 1960 with 'Wait For Me'.^[5] After four albums for Roulette, the novelty group — known for its between-song comedy and banter as much for its repertoire^[1] — broke up in 1965. Morey Carr died from lung cancer in 1987.^[6] Donald Claps died in Malibu, California, on September 2, 2015 at the age of 85.

Discography[edit]

Charted singles (U.S.) / 45 rpm.(Release Month/Year), Title, (Label), Billboard Chart peak

• (January, 1958), 'Jo-Ann' (Roulette), #19
• (April, 1958), 'Let's Be Lovers' (Roulette), #87
• (June, 1958), 'Don't Go Home' (Roulette), #22
• (September, 1958), 'The Day I Died' (Roulette), #81
• (November, 1958), 'Beep Beep' (Roulette), #4
• (March, 1959), 'Star Love' (Roulette), #75
• (July, 1959), 'What Is Love' (Roulette), #15
• (October, 1960), 'Wait for Me' (Roulette), #37
• (March, 1961), 'Little Miss Stuck-Up' (Roulette), #70
• (July, 1962), 'Keep Your Hands in Your Pockets' (Roulette), #88

Album

• At Play with the Playmates [1958]

Side one[edit]

1. 'Jo-Ann' – 2:35
2. 'Your Love' – 2:09
3. 'Darling It’s Wonderful' – 2:35
4. 'Substitute for Love' – 2:13
5. 'Magic Shoes' – 2:10
6. 'While the Record Goes Around' – 2:10

Side two[edit]

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1. 'Beep Beep' – 3:01
2. 'The Day I Died' – 2:20
3. 'Give Me Another Chance' – 2:25
4. 'Lovable' – 2:16
5. 'Intimate' – 2:20
6. 'Don’t Go Home' – 2:30

References[edit]

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1. ^ ^abcdeColin Larkin, ed. (2002). The Virgin Encyclopedia of Fifties Music (Third ed.). Virgin Books. p. 329. ISBN1-85227-937-0.
2. ^Warner, Jay (2006). American Singing Groups: a history from 1940 to today. Hal Leonard Corporation. pp. 278–279. ISBN978-0-634-09978-6.
3. ^Murrells, Joseph (1978). The Book of Golden Discs (2nd ed.). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. p. 106. ISBN0-214-20512-6.
4. ^'AUTOS: Rambler in High Gear'. Time.com. 8 December 1958. Retrieved 25 October 2017.
5. ^'rubiks's ROCK N ROLL REFERENCE DISCOGRAPHY'. Rockmusiclist.com. Retrieved 25 October 2017.
6. ^Rock, Doc. 'The Dead Rock Stars Club – The 1980s'. Thedeadrockstarsclub.com. Retrieved 25 October 2017.

External links[edit]

• The Playmates discography at Discogs

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