rare vg++ 78 RAY STANLEY/EDDIE COCHRANE Marketplace / Pushin' KILLER ROCKABILLY
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Please visit my other 78RPM auctions! Will play with very little, light surface noise, no audible scratches. Original sleeve. Featuring Eddie Cochrane on guitar, side one is a vocal rockabilly, side two a twangy guitar solo. Ray Stanley was born Stanley Nussbaum in Dermott, Arkansas in 1924. Songwriter and vocalist Stanley teamed up with Jack Lewis at American Music and were responsible for the Crest label's first four releases. In May 1956, 'Glendora' a Ray Stanley song was covered by Perry Como whose version made the top ten on RCA. Lewis then left American and founded Sherman Music with Billy Sherman. Ray played piano on Eddie Cochran's early sessions in Gold Star Studio in mid 1956 including 'Skinny Jim', 'Half Loved' and 'My Love To Remember'. Ray Stanley: "I said to him (Eddie) your voice to me is not so good as your guitar playing". In late 1956 Lewis made a couple of demo's of songs he composed. These demo's are now mostly famous as Eddie Cochran sat in on guitar and provided some of his best recorded guitar licks. Songs include: 'Market Place', 'Pushin', 'Love Charms', My Lovin' Baby' and 'Kiss & Make Up'.
(This article is based on the linernotes by Rob Finnis from Rockstar RSRCD 009 'Cruisin' The Drive-In', Alan Clark in 'Never To Be Forgotten' and the Remember Eddie Cochran Sessions pages). from "Remebering Eddie Cochran" Postage Estimates: I combine postage to save $$$ CANADA please refer to eBay postage calculator, or inquire. USA: $12.00 Overseas (Europe/Japan): $20.00 Free Local Pickup. Thanks for viewing my auction!
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