Jim Breedlove Jealous Fool - Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) (7inch, 45rpm)
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Jim Breedlove: Jealous Fool - Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) (7inch, 45rpm)
Article properties: Jim Breedlove: Jealous Fool - Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) (7inch, 45rpm)
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Interpret: Jim Breedlove
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Album titlle: Jealous Fool - Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) (7inch, 45rpm)
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Genre Rock'n'Roll
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Label REPRO
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
- Vinyl record size Single (7 Inch)
- Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min & 33 U/min
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Artikelart 7inch
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EAN: 2500006105863
- weight in Kg 0.05
| Breedlove, Jim - Jealous Fool - Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) (7inch, 45rpm) 7inch 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Jealous Fool | Jim Breedlove | ||
| 02 | Lil' Ol' Me (Loves Li'l Ol' You) | Jim Breedlove | ||
The Cues had a '55 release on Jubilee coupling Only You (not The Platters' smash) and I Fell For Your Loving (both Jones vehicles), and they masqueraded as The Four Students for Hot Rotten Soda Pop and its flip So Near And Yet So Far on RCA's Groove subsidiary before settling in at Capitol as The Cues with Apalachicola, Florida-bred Jimmy Breedlove their other tenor. The Cues cut their first date for their new label on August 11, 1955 at Capitol's New York studios on 47th Street. Scott brought Burn That Candle along; bouncy and infectious, it was expressively sung by Breedlove, and Sam 'The Man' Taylor turned in a scalding sax solo. Jones led the other side, the Stone-penned ballad Oh My Darlin', at a followup session 13 days later. Capitol issued Burn That Candle in September only to see Bill Haley and His Comets' Decca cover go to #9 pop while The Cues' original languished at #86.
While maintaining their busy background schedule at Atlantic behind Big Joe Turner, Ivory Joe Hunter, and Ruth Brown, The Cues tried to land a Capitol hit of their own with the perky Jones-led novelty Charlie Brown (not The Coasters' future hit) near year's end as well as the rocketing Destination 2100 And 65 (penned and fronted by Ollie),a Breedlove-fronted Crackerjack with no other Cues in evidence, and a Stone-penned Why that Breedlove led in '56 that made a #77 pop showing in early '57. The Cues were demoted to Capitol's Prep logo for their swan song Crazy, Crazy Party, led by Ollie. Stone was their producer all the way.
Songwriting proved lucrative for both Jones ( Nat Cole'sSend For Me and the Crests' Step By Step) and Scott (The Five Keys' Gee Whittakers and Elvis' One Broken Heart For Sale) after The Cues faded out. De Costa participated in countless sessions as a background singer, while Breedlove made a '58 solo LP on RCA Camden.
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