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  • BRUNSWICK LABEL FAVORITES

    From Roger@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jul 19 11:40:31 2025
    Continuing with my favorites label-by-label series.....today BRUNSWICK
    in
    New York City

    1. That’ll Be The Day The Crickets – 1957
    2. Oh Boy The Crickets – 1957
    3. Not Fade Away The Crickets – 1957
    4. I’m Lookin’ For Someone To Love The Crickets -1957
    5. Lonely Teardrops Jackie Wilson – 1958
    6. Doggin’ Around Jackie Wilson – 1960
    7. Maybe Baby The Crickets – 1957
    8. Baby Workout Jackie Wilson - 1963
    9. Think It Over The Crickets – 1958
    10. It’s So Easy The Crickets – 1958
    11. Cast Iron Arm Peanuts Wilson – 1957
    12. Tell Me How The Crickets – 1957
    13. Fool’s Paradise The Crickets – 1958
    14. Reet Petite Jackie Wilson – 1957
    15. You’ve Got Love The Crickets – 1957
    16. Love’s Made A Fool Of You The Crickets – 1959
    17. You’ve Got Love Peanuts Wilson – 1957
    18. That’s Why (I Love You So) Jackie Wilson – 1959
    19. You Better Know It Jackie Wilson – 1959
    20. Sputnik (Satellite Girl) Jerry Engler & Four Ekkos – 1957

    BUBBLING UNDER

    21. I’ll Be Satisfied Jackie Wilson – 1959
    22. Talk That Talk Jackie Wilson – 1959
    23. Early In The Morning The Ding Dongs – 1958 *
    24. Rock Me My Baby The Crickets – 1957
    25. Is That All To The Ball Mr Hall Bill Riley – 1958**

    *Sure that Atco were about to drop him,Bobby Darin jumped ship to
    Brunswick
    and cut “Early In The Morning” (released as by “The Ding Dongs”). However after a sluggish start Darin’s “Splish Splash” on Atco finally took off like a rocket so the Brunswick deal was hastily cancelled. Atco
    then took over the show,re-releasing his “Early In The Morning”--now credited to “The Rinky Dinks”.

    Not to be outdone Brunswick’s sister label rushed Buddy Holly into the
    studio to cover “Early In The Morning”

    **Yes,it is!! 😊

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  • From RWC@21:1/5 to All on Sat Jul 19 13:35:27 2025
    On Sat, 19 Jul 2025 11:40:31 +0000, mariabus@blueyonder.co.uk (Roger)
    wrote:

    Continuing with my favorites label-by-label series.....today BRUNSWICK
    in New York City

    Great choice of label, Roger.

    These are all my Brunswick faves, not just records not already listed.
    For me, at least, this list includes many lesser known records that
    are great to listen to (because they rock, or are different/unique,
    etc):

    Arthur Osborne - Hey Ruby [Brunswick 55068] - May 1958
    Billy Harlan - I Wanna Bop [Brunswick 55066] - May 1958
    Bob McFadden And Dor - The Mummy [Brunswick 55140] - Jul 1959 (N)
    Bob McFadden And Dor - The Beat Generation [Brunswick 55140] - Jul
    1959 (N)
    Chuck And Bill (The Kentuckians) - Way Out There [Brunswick 55011] -
    Jun 1957
    Don Guess - Shir-Lee [Brunswick 55101] - Nov 1958

    Jackie Wilson - Lonely Teardrops [Brunswick 55105] - Oct 1958
    Jackie Wilson - Reet Petite (The Finest Girl You Ever Want To Meet)
    [Brunswick 55024] - Sep 1957
    Jackie Wilson - Never Go Away [Brunswick 55149; b-side] - Aug 1959

    Joe Therrien, Jr And His Rockets - Hey Babe! Let's Go Downtown
    [Brunswick 55005] - Apr 1957
    Joe Therrien, Jr And His Rockets - Wheels [Brunswick 55017] - Aug
    1957
    Joe Therrien, Jr And His Rockets - You're Long Gone [Brunswick 55017]
    - Aug 1957

    Johnny Bell - Flip Flop & Fly [Brunswick 55142] - Aug 1959
    Johnny Duffett - Just Give Me Your Heart [Brunswick 55145] - 1959
    Johnny O'Keefe - Real Wild Child [Brunswick 55067] - May 1958

    Peanuts Wilson - Cast Iron Arm [Brunswick 55039] - 1957
    Peanuts Wilson - I've Had It [Unissued]
    Peanuts Wilson - Paper Boy [Unissued]

    Pumpkin [J. Leslie McFarland] - Past 17 ( To 21) [Brunswick 55004]
    - Mar 1957
    Rosie - Lonely Blue Nights [Brunswick 55205] - Feb 1961
    Rosie - My Darling Forever [Brunswick 55213] - Apr 1961

    Terry Noland - Ten Little Women [Brunswick 55010] - Jun 1957
    Terry Noland - Patty Baby [Brunswick 55036] - Nov 1957
    Terry Noland - Oh Baby! Look At Me [Brunswick 55054] - Feb 1958

    The Commodores [TX] - Who Dat? [Brunswick 55126] - Mar 1959 (N)

    The Crickets - Maybe Baby [Brunswick 55053] - Jan 1958
    The Crickets - Not Fade Away [Brunswick 55035] - Oct 1957
    The Crickets - Oh, Boy! [Brunswick 55035] - Oct 1957
    The Crickets - Tell Me How [Brunswick 55053] - Jan 1958
    The Crickets - That'll Be The Day [Brunswick 55009] - May 1957
    The Crickets - When You Ask About Love [Brunswick 55153] - Oct 1959

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  • From Bruce@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 22 04:04:22 2025
    mariabus@blueyonder.co.uk (Roger) posted:

    Not to be outdone Brunswick’s sister label rushed Buddy Holly into the studio to cover “Early In The Morning”

    And the flip side, "Now We're One."

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  • From Bruce@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 22 04:15:27 2025
    Probably like Roger my list would be almost all Crickets, Jackie Wilson, and "Cast Iron Arm."

    40 ¦ That'll Be The Day ¦ Crickets - 57
    123 ¦ Baby Workout (alternate) ¦ Jackie Wilson - 62 or 63

    My second favorite is this awesome thing that Diane posted on Youtube.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ThG9powgA

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