Buddy Knox - Party Doll: Singles & Albums 1957-62Born in Texas, Buddy Knox formed a group The Rhythm Orchids and when they were performing on the same radio show as Roy Orbison, Orbison suggested that Knox should go to Norman Petty's studio in Clovis, New Mexico, to make a record the same studio where the early Buddy Holly & The Crickets' hits were made. His recording of his song "Party Doll" came out on the local Triple D label and eventually found it's way to Roulette Records, who took it over and

remastered edition of the 1960 album

This long-overdue reissue is presented with the original artwork faithfully restored by Sarah Records' own Matt Haynes

It's just juicy meat

The compilation features an introduction from the man himself

After winning the Michal Spisak International Competition in Katowice

A 21-track collection of Chubby Checker's biggest hits (1960 - 1966) for Philadelphia's Cameo Parkway label

Mercury/Clef/Norgran and Decca labels during this era

Because They're Young

the latter with "Stop The World (and Let Me Off)"

Lost Lover Blues abd Step It Up And Go

Once signed by the Fraternity label

Jimmy Rowles