OLD SCHOOL: the fog-shrouded early-ish years of FJ revisited!

Hi, all! Here's another special episode. This time, we take a look at some of the earliest songs played on the daily Facebook version of Frank's Jukebox. There's been many great songs you might have missed or forgotten about. This all-killer session features these tracks, in this particular order:

01. Kelley, Emory (Schoolboy)

Disappointed in Love

Peacock 5-1919

1962

02. McNeil, Landy and The Corsairs

The Change in You

Tuff 402

1965

03. Applebee, Marie

Toom Toom 

Jubilee 45-5633

1968

04. Critters, The

Georgiana

Musicor MU-1044

1964

05. Escorts, The

No City Folks Allowed

RCA Victor 47-8327

1964

06. Little Hooks And The Kings

Count Your Blessings

Chess 1867

1963

07. Beaumont, Jimmie

Camera

May MY 112

1961

08. Blackwells, The

Playin' Heart Strings

Hickory 45-1241

1964

09. Smith, Huey "Piano" & The Clowns

Someone to Love

Imperial X5721

1961

10. Carter-Lewis & The Southerners

Somebody Told My Girl

Oriole UK CB 1868

1963

11. Brown, Hash & His Ignunt Strings

Overseas Operator (stereo version)

Philips 40027

1962

12. Ashe, Clarence

Dancing in a Dream World

J&S 1466

1964

13. Inner-Circle, The

(Goes to Show) Just How Wrong You Can Be

Dunhill D-4128

1968 (rec. 1965)

14. Silkie, The

Born to Be With You

Fontana UK TF 709

1966

15. Clark, Dee

Because I Love You

Vee-Jay VJ 372

1960

16. Darrells, The

Without Warning

Lyco 1003

1962

17. Allison, Gene

Have Faith

Vee-Jay VJ 273

1958

18. Smith, Ray

Greenback Dollar Watch and Chain

Sun 272

1957

19. Mosley, Robert

Goodbye My Lover Goodbye

Capitol 4961

1963

20. Curtis & Del

Just to Be Loved

Monument 45-455-V

1961

21. Shirelles, The

Are You Still My Baby

Scepter S 1292

1964

Your humble host is recovering from the flu, and is a bit croaky-sounding. Please excuse the goofy voice. I hope that by next podcast, I'll be sounding like myself again. In the meantime, I get to impersonate some stranger who has no idea I'm copying his style.

It's 65 minutes of music, croaking and the occasional click and/or pop. Listen to the whole shebang RIGHT HERE

and I'll see you in two weeks with an all-new show of recent goodies I've acquired!