
Here’s a good dance floor side out of Cinci circa 1966. Not much info here, so just enjoy the cut.

Here’s a good dance floor side out of Cinci circa 1966. Not much info here, so just enjoy the cut.

Here’s a scratchy copy of a teen sound 45rpm by Andy Lauren with Jamie and the Domains. Circa 1965. A little confusion here as a web search states the ALPINE label is based in Akron…but a Cleveland address is clearly seen on the label. The reference to Goodyear publishing does point to Akron. Hmmmm????

Keeping the location near the Dayton area, this post gives a listen to Brookville’s The Last Exit. Released in 1967, not much info can be found on this 5-member teen band. Cool, primitive sound none the less!

From 1967 comes a release by Art Harmon. Dig the cool PIXIE label graphics where the chick spells out the label name! The PIXIE label was a house label of the Mega City Recording studio.

Here’s an ultra rare rocker out of the 50′s from Cleveland. I haven’t got much info on this gem but both sides hit it really hard.
Riki & The Rikatones- Whiplash
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On another north coast note, I just learned of a new book highlighting Cleveland’s famous Tommy Edwards and a lot of the early stars he had contact with as a DJ at WERE. The book is titled: “1950′s Radio in Color : The Lost Photographs of Deejay Tommy Edwards” and is written by Christopher Kennedy.
Fans of this site, early music or Cleveland may want to check it out.
See it at AMAZON
