Dean Martin “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” b/w “Here We Go Again”   Reprise Records

Major Lance “Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um” b/w “Sweet Music”   Okeh Records (1964)   Written by Curtis Mayfield.   This single was the follow up to the 1963 hit “Monkey Time,” (also written by Mayfield).

In 1978, Major Lance was convicted of selling cocaine and he spent the next four years in prison.   Upon his release, he began playing the Beach Music circuit on the Carolina coast until 1987 when a heart attack halted his career again.   In 1994, he performed at the Chicago Blues Festival, a show which turned out to be his last.   Major Lance died of heart failure on 3rd September 1994, at the age of 55.

A Doublemint Gum sales promotion record (ironically a single). With music by the Doubleaires, of course.

Les Beatles Odeon EP “I Want To Hold Your Hand” “It Won’t Be Long” “I Wanna Be Your Man” and “Till There Was You”

The Hipster Singers “Hip! Hip! Hipsters”

Debussy’s “Children’s Corner Suite   Paolo Spagnolo, piano   Decca

TV’s “Lovable Lunatics”   Moe, Joe and Larry – The Three Stooges   “Crazy-Sing-A-Long”   With Orechestra Directed by Lew Douglas   Coral Records

Hallowe’en Spooky Sounds   Sounds Records   EP 501

Les Freres Jacques   Livre Disque Philips

Pinky and Perky in Outer Space   A Columbia UK Ep.