Allan Sisters . Drummer Man . Canadian artist LP
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Allan Sisters . Drummer Man . Canadian artist LP
The Allan Sisters were originally from Edmonton, Alberta. Jackie had begun singing at the age of seven and was later joined by sister Coralie for shows in Alberta. Eventually the duo would move to Toronto to try and foster this talent into a career.
Jackie would soon marry CBC-TV musical arranger Art Snider ('Country Hoedown') but it would take several years before the duo would start recording. In 1963 they recorded their first single, "Larry", for Art Snider's Chateau label. The single hit the Canadian country charts in 1964.
They would also see some success with follow-up singles on the pop charts. This chart exposure led to a guest appearance on CTV's 'A Go-Go 66' (hosted by Mike Darrow) which, in turn, brought them to the attention of Tommy Hunter. Hunter would feature the sisters on his own CBC-TV show as regulars throughout 1966 and made them fixtures for 11 years running. (canadianpopencyclopedia.com)
Artist:
Allan Sisters
Title:
Drummer Man
Jackie & Coralie Allan, Edmonton, Alberta
Label:
Paragon ALS-241
Made in:
Canada
Vinyl--Visually Graded:
strong VG+
Jacket Condition:
considerable ring/cover/corner wear
Side 1 ...
Side 2 ...
- Drummer Man
- Remember the Face
- Devil to Angel
- Window Pane
- Evil on My Mind
- Lily the Pink
- Give it Up Girl
- I'm In with the Downtown Crowd
- Wherever You Are
- Dream Boy
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