Jimmy Clanton Venus In Blue Jeans - Highway Bound (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

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Jimmy Clanton: Venus In Blue Jeans - Highway Bound (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

Article properties: Jimmy Clanton: Venus In Blue Jeans - Highway Bound (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)

Interpret: Jimmy Clanton
Album titlle: Venus In Blue Jeans - Highway Bound (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Vinyl record size Single (7 Inch)
Artikelart 7inch
Label Collectable Records
EAN: 2500011111088
weight in Kg 0.05

Clanton, Jimmy - Venus In Blue Jeans - Highway Bound (7inch, 45rpm, BC, CS) 7inch 1
01	Venus In Blue Jeans	Jimmy Clanton
02	Highway Bound	Jimmy Clanton

Jimmy Clanton. Jimmy Clanton, born on September 2, 1938 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, joined a... more

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"Jimmy Clanton"

Jimmy Clanton.

Jimmy Clanton, born on September 2, 1938 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, joined a school band during his time in high school. When he met the pianist Dick Holler, Clanton decided to become a professional musician and joined the band "Night Trainers".

The band then went to New Orleans and changed the band name to "Rockets". Some demo bands were also produced under this name. During one of these recording sessions Jimmy Clanton's talent as a soloist was discovered and he was offered a recording contract.

The first single "Just A Dream" (ACE 546) became a million seller and reached number 4 in the charts in 1958. In the movie "Go Johnny Go" Clanton played a role and the single "Go Jimmy Go"(ACE 575) became a big hit again, which reached number 5 in the charts in 1960.

The following recordings were no longer hits and it took until 1962 before another song by Clanton appeared in the charts: "Venus In Blue Jeans", number 7.