Conway Twitty   “To See My Angel Cry” Decca Records   1970

(48 votes, average: 3.71 out of 5)

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“El Gitano Groseron”   Gildardo Montoya Y Su Conjunto   (Para Majores)   Victoria Records.

(57 votes, average: 3.91 out of 5)

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The Squires “Jesus, What A Name”   (Shoulda been the “squares”)

(43 votes, average: 2.95 out of 5)

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Vince Taylor et ses Play-boys. A French Odeon Ep. “Brand New Cadillac,” Pledging My Love, “I Like Love” “Right Behind You Baby” This guy was pretty cool and “Brand New Cadillac” is a certified classic. This is circa 1960. Check him out “Shakin’ All Over” on Youtube.

Strange side note: When he was seven years old, Taylor emigrated to America and settled in New Jersey where his father took work in a coal mine. Around 1955, his sister married Joe Barbera of Hanna-Barbera productions, the great animation and cartoon production company. As a result of the marriage, the family moved to California where Vincent attended Hollywood High. Joe became his manager and took him back to England where his career took off.

(49 votes, average: 3.63 out of 5)

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Orchestra Harlow   “Heavy Smokin'”   Larry Harlow, piano and leader with Felo Brito, solo voice; Julian Priester and Marc Weinstein, trombones; Luis Bonilla, conga; Ralph Castrello and Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, trumpets; Monguito, maracas; etc.   Musical Director Johnny Pacheco.   Fania Records. (1965)   Cover photo: Lee Kraft.   Art Director: Izzy Sanabria

(45 votes, average: 3.27 out of 5)

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“Salty Songs for Underwater Listening”   Sung by Ruth Wallis   Arranged and conducted by Jimmy Carroll.

(42 votes, average: 4.05 out of 5)

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French Dylan EP on CBS.   “I Want You”, “Obviously 5 Believers”, “Just Like a Woman”

(65 votes, average: 3.68 out of 5)

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Asterix Le Gaulois Festival Records

(33 votes, average: 2.39 out of 5)

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“Dancas Latinas”   Dave “Tico” Robbins and his Quintet on MGM

(44 votes, average: 3.80 out of 5)

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Brigitte Bardot “B.B.” Philips (1964) Featuring “Moi Je Joue”, the Brazilian song “Maria Ninguem” (as recorded by Cliff Richard) and the instrumental “St. Tropez”. Three delightful and highly collectable EPs were pulled from the album, as well as another trio of jukebox singles.   FYI:   When John Lennon met Brigitte Bardot.

(64 votes, average: 4.05 out of 5)

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