Who was/is Don Carroll ? - CDs, Vinyl LPs, DVD and more
One of the lesser-known members in Atlanta producer/music publisher Bill Lowery’s stable, Don Carroll expressed a desire for a refreshing Seven-Up And Ice Cream Soda on his only single for Archie Bleyer’s Cadence Records in 1961. The novelty was written by guitar master Jerry Reed, another Lowery protégé. Carroll had started off at Lowery’s Stars, Inc. label in 1956 (Reed wrote When We Were In Love) before moving up to Capitol in ’57 for the self-penned In My Arms and then At Your Front Door. Carroll came back home to Lowery’s NRC imprint in ’59 for a cover of Hank Ballard & The Midnighters’ Teardrops On Your Letter, followed by his own What I Go Through the next year.
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