Era 3073 (original)
USA, Mar. 1962
Words & Music by: Side A – Steven Howard; Side B – A. Ross, W. Landau
Musicians: Chuck Girard (vocals), Bob Ussery (vocals), Tom Hicks (vocals), Joe Kelly (vocals) with an orchestra conducted by Hank Levine (orchestra possibly included some musicians of The Wrecking Crew)
Recording sessions: Arranged and produced (?) by Hank Levine in Hollywood, CA, 1962
Highest chart positions: US #21
Words & Music by: Side A – Steven Howard; Side B – A. Ross, W. Landau
Musicians: Chuck Girard (vocals), Bob Ussery (vocals), Tom Hicks (vocals), Joe Kelly (vocals) with an orchestra conducted by Hank Levine (orchestra possibly included some musicians of The Wrecking Crew)
Recording sessions: Arranged and produced (?) by Hank Levine in Hollywood, CA, 1962
Highest chart positions: US #21
The Castells had two singles in US Top 40 and this was the last one. They seemed to
work with all the right people (including Gary Usher) but never really made it
big. Maybe their material was a tad too soft even for that era.
Chuck
Girard “joined” The Hondells in 1964 and did the lead vocals on their hit
single “Little Honda” (US #9). Initially The Hondells were Girard plus studio
musicians such as Hal Blaine and Glen Campbell.
List
price: Very Good+ is $10, Near Mint is $20
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