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'''Jamie Records''' was a record label founded in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]], in 1957 by Harold Lipsius (1913–2007) and Allan Sussel (1924–2003).<ref name="Harold-Lipsius-bio" group=lower-alpha /> Their first [[45rpm]] [[Single (music)|single]], "It's Great to Fall in Love"/"Truly" by Marian Caruso, was issued in 1957. The label was named after Allan Sussel's eldest daughter, Jamie Sussel Turner.
'''Jamie Records''' is a record label founded in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]], in 1956 by Harold Lipsius (1913–2007) and Allan Sussel (1924–2003).<ref name="Harold-Lipsius-bio" group=lower-alpha /> Their first [[45rpm]] [[Single (music)|single]], "It's Great to Fall in Love"/"Truly" by Marian Caruso, was issued in 1956. The label was named after Allan Sussel's eldest daughter, Jamie Sussel Turner.


== History ==
== History ==
The label became popular in 1958 with the release of [[Duane Eddy]]'s "[[Rebel-'Rouser|Rebel Rouser]]"/"Stalkin'", which reached No. 6 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100. Eddy became the mainstay Jamie artist, recording hit after hit, inlcuding "[[Because They're Young (song)|Because They're Young]]" (No. 4) and "Forty Miles of Bad Road" (No. 9). Eddy's last Jamie single "Runaway Pony"/"Just Because" was issued in 1962.
The label became popular in 1958 with the release of [[Duane Eddy]]'s "[[Rebel-'Rouser|Rebel Rouser]]"/"Stalkin'", which reached No. 6 on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100. Eddy became the mainstay Jamie artist, recording hit after hit, including "[[Because They're Young (song)|Because They're Young]]" (No. 4) and "Forty Miles of Bad Road" (No. 9). Eddy's last Jamie single "Runaway Pony"/"Just Because" was issued in 1962.


Another Jamie group were the Jordan Brothers from Frackville, Pennsylvania. Their first release was "Send Me Your Picture" and their biggest hit, "[[Gimme Some Lovin']]", was released in the US before the more successful version by [[the Spencer Davis Group]]. The Jordans toured with Dick Clark's [[Caravan of Stars]] bus tour and appeared on Philadelphia and New Jersey-based TV shows.<ref name="Furek 1986" />
The Jordan Brothers, hailing from [[Frackville, Pennsylvania]], also recorded for Jamie. Their first release was "Send Me Your Picture" and their biggest hit, "[[Gimme Some Lovin']]", was released in the US before the more successful version by [[the Spencer Davis Group]]. The Jordans toured with Dick Clark's [[Caravan of Stars]] bus tour and appeared on Philadelphia and New Jersey–based TV shows.<ref name="Furek 1986" />


The last major charting record on Jamie was released in 1966, when the label issued [[Crispian St. Peters]]' "[[The Pied Piper (1960s song)|The Pied Piper]]" in the US (No. 4). Afterwards, the hits came out on their subsidiary labels: "Boogaloo Down Broadway" by [[the Fantastic Johnny C]] (No. 7 pop and No. 5 R&B, in 1967) and "[[The Horse]]" by [[Cliff Nobles & Co.]] (No. 2, No. 2 R&B in 1968) on the Phil-L.A. of Soul label; Brenda and the Tabulations' "Dry Your Eyes" (No. 20, No. 8 R&B) on the Dionn label, 1967; and "[[Love (Can Make You Happy)]]" by Mercy which reached No. 2 pop in 1969, on the Sundi label.
The last major charting record on Jamie was released in 1966, when the label issued [[Crispian St. Peters]]' "[[The Pied Piper (song)|The Pied Piper]]" in the US (No. 4). Afterwards, the hits came out on their subsidiary labels: "Boogaloo Down Broadway" by [[the Fantastic Johnny C]] (No. 7 pop and No. 5 R&B, in 1967) and "[[The Horse]]" by [[Cliff Nobles & Co.]] (No. 2, No. 2 R&B in 1968) on the Phil-L.A. of Soul label; Brenda and the Tabulations' "Dry Your Eyes" (No. 20, No. 8 R&B) on the Dionn label, 1967; and "[[Love (Can Make You Happy)]]" by Mercy which reached No. 2 pop in 1969, on the Sundi label.


==Subsidiary labels==
==Subsidiary labels==
*Arctic
*Arctic
*Black Soul
*Caldwell
*Carney
*Charay
*Chestnut
*Chestnut
*Cross Fire
*Day Dell
*DePlace
*Dionn
*Dionn
*Dome
*Dynamo
*First Amendment
*Frantic
*Golden Eagle
*Gong Show
*Hercules
*Hercules
*House of Orange
*House of Orange
*Important
*Jamie Golden Hits (reissue label)
*Junior
*Lancelot
*LA
*La Louisianne
*Landa
*Le Cam
*Lyndell
*Mean
*Montel
*Montel
*MSL
*MSL
*Olympia
*Palm
*Palm
*Phil-L.A. of Soul
*Phil-L.A. of Soul
*Philomega
*The Phoenix
*Pic 1
*Poogie
*Poogie
*Roc-Ker
*Romulus
*Romulus
*Ru-Jac
*Showtime
*Showtime
*Silver Dollar
*Silver Dollar
*Soft
*Spindletop
*Stone
*Sundi
*Sundi
*Surprise
*Swamp Dogg Presents
*Talley-Ho
*Tear Drop
*Tear Drop
*Terri
*Three Speed
*Tiris
*Thunderball
*Top and Bottom
*Top and Bottom
*Trinity
*Turn Ray
*Twin Record Productions
*Uptown
*V-Tone
*V-Tone
*Vent
*Wale
*WFIL
*William Hart Corporation
*Wilson


==Roster==
==Roster==
{{div col|colwidth=22em}}
{{colbegin}}
* Craig Alden
*Anthony and the Sophomores
*[[Arthur Adams (singer)|Arthur K. Adams]]
* [[Arthur Adams (singer)|Arthur K. Adams]]
*[[Rex Allen]]
* [[Rex Allen]]
*[[Johnny Angel]] and the Creations
* [[Tony Allen (musician)|Tony Allen]] and the Wonders
* Anthony and the Sophomores
*Craig Alden
* [[Yvonne Baker]]
*[[Tony Allen (musician)|Tony Allen]] and the Wonders
* [[Chuck Barris]] (Gong Show Records)
*The Aubrey Twins
* Barry and the Vikings
*Yvonne Baker
* [[Jesse Belvin]]
*The Ballistics
*Barry and the Vikings
* Billy and the Essentials
* [[Umberto Bindi]]
*The Beatle-ettes
* Warren Bloom & Sea of Galilee Singers
*[[Jesse Belvin]]
* Neil Brian
*Billy and the Essentials
* Norman Brooks
*Umberto Bindi
* Don Blyer and the Tuesdaynighters
*The Blackwells
* Bobby Bond
*Warren Bloom & Sea of Galilee Singers
* Bobby Bradshaw
*Don Blyer and the Tuesdaynighters
* [[Brenda & the Tabulations]]
*Bobby Bond
* Jimmy Briggs
*Bobby Bradshaw
* [[Joe Brown (singer)|Joe Brown]]
*[[Brenda & The Tabulations]] (Dionn, Top & Bottom)
* [[Gerald Calvi]] Orchestra
*Neil Brian
* [[Anita Carter]]
*Jimmy Briggs
* Carolyn Carter
*Norman Brooks
* [[Marian Caruso]]
*Joe Brown
* [[Pierre Cavalli]] Orchestra
*Bullring
* [[Savannah Churchill]]
*Robert Byrd ([[Bobby Day]]) and his Birdies
* [[Claudine Clark]]
*Gerald Calvi Orchestra
*[[Anita Carter]]
* [[Sanford Clark]]
* [[Johnny Colmus]]
*Carolyn Carter
* Connie Conway
*Marian Caruso
* [[Don Costa]]
*Pierre Cavalli Orchestra
* [[Pal Crawford]]
*The Chell-Mars
*[[Savannah Churchill]]
* [[Pee Wee Crayton]]
* Chuck Crayne
*[[Claudine Clark]]
* Ann D'Andrea
*Sanford Clark
* Jack Dailey
*Steve Clayton
* [[Jim Dale]]
*The Cole Brothers
* [[Dale & Grace]] (Montel)
*Johnny Colmus
* [[Glenn Darrell]] Orchestra and Chorus
*The Combo Kings
* [[Mac Davis]]
*Connie Conway
* Robert Byrd ([[Bobby Day]]) and his Birdies
*[[Don Costa]]
* [[Alan Dean and His Problems]]
*Pal Crawford
* [[Roland Dice]]
*Chuck Crayne
*[[Pee Wee Crayton]]
* [[Johnny Dorelli]]
* [[Dorothy and the Hesitations]]
*The Creations
* [[Lyn Earlington]]
*Ann D'Andrea
* [[Duane Eddy]]
*Jack Dailey
* Edge of Darkness
*[[Dale & Grace]] (Montel)
* [[Emily Evans]]
*Jim Dale
* [[Denny Ezba]]'s Gold
*The Dantes
* [[Raymond Le Fevre]] Orchestra
*Glenn Darrell Orchestra and Chorus
*[[Mac Davis]]
* [[Ernie Fields]] Orchestra
* [[Dallas Frazier]]
*Allan Dean and the Problems
* [[Don Forbes]]
*Sylvia De Leion
* Girard Gregory
*Denny Ezba's Gold
* Peter Hamilton
*Roland Dice
* Curly Hamner & the Cooper Brothers
*[[Johnny Dorelli]]
* [[Lee Hazlewood]]
*Dorothy and the Hesitations
* Pervis Herder
*[[The Dovells]]
* Heroes of Cranberry Farm
*Lyn Earlington
* Ben Higgins
*[[Duane Eddy]]
* Billy Jean Horton
*Edge of Darkness
* Darrell Howe
*The Emotional Upsets
* Howie
*Emily Evans
* [[Pookie Hudson]]
*[[The Fantastic Johnny C]] (Phil-LA Of Soul)
*[[Ernie Fields]] Orchestra
* [[Leon Huff]]
* [[Jimmy Hughes (singer)|Jimmy Hughes]]
*The Five Chords
* Burt Jackson
*Don Forbes
* [[Mark James (songwriter)|Mark James]] Trio
*The Four-Evers
* Marke Johnson
*The Four J's
* [[Marvin & Johnny]]
*Dallas Frazier
* Miriam Johnson
*The Goodlettsville Five
* Johnny Angel and the Creations
*Girard Gregory
* Johnny and the High Keys
*Groop
* Al Jones
*Peter Hamilton
* Roosevelt Jones
*Curley Hamner & the Cooper Brothers
* Dick Jordan
*[[Lee Hazlewood]]
* Jennie Jordan
*Pervis Herder
* Alexandrow Karazov
*Heroes of Cranberry Farm
* Joey Kay
*Ben Higgins
* [[Raymond Louis Kennedy|Ray Kennedy]]
*Billy Jean Horton
* Pepe Lattanzi
*Houston
* Pat Leahy
*Darrell Howe
* Steve Lee
*Howie
*[[Pookie Hudson]]
* [[Sylvia De Leion]]
* [[Tony Liss]]
*[[Jimmy Hughes (singer)|Jimmy Hughes]]
* [[Ricky Livid]] and the Tone Deafs
*Leon (Fingers) Huff
* [[Shorty Long]] & the Santa Fe Rangers
*[[The Inspirations]]
* [[Barbara Lynn]]
*The Intentions
* Magic Reign
*The Intros
* [[Rosalie Mann]]
*Burt Jackson
* Mae Maria and the Maybees
*[[Mark James (songwriter)|Mark James]] Trio
* Marlena
*Johnny and the High Keys
* [[Mashmakhan]]
*Marke Johnson
* [[Barbara Mason]]
*Mirriam Johnson
* [[Lee Maye]] (aka Arthur Lee Maye and the Crowns)
*Al Jones
* [[Tommy McLain (MSL)]]
*Roosevelt Jones
* [[Johnny Mendell]]
*Dick Jordan
* [[Mercy (band)|Mercy]]
*Jennie Jordan
* [[Microbop Ensemble]]
*The Jordan Brothers
* [[Stephen Monahan]]
*Alexandrow Karazov
* [[Chris Montez]]
*Joey Kay
* [[Carol Murray]]
*[[Raymond Louis Kennedy|Ray Kennedy]]
* New Hope
*The Key Brothers
* [[Cliff Nobles]] (Phil-LA of Soul)
*The Kit Kats
* Jacky Noguez and His Orchestra
*Pepe Lattanzi
* Cindy Owens
*Pat Leahy
* Pal and the Prophets
*Raymond Le Fevre Orchestra
* Tony Panassi
*Steve Lee
* [[Johnny Pearson]] Orchestra
*The Legends
* Bobby Peterson
*Tony Liss
*Ricky Livid and the Tone Deafs
* Bobby Please and the Pleasers
* Jamie Power
*The Lolly-Pops
* Donna Prima
*Shorty Long & the Santa Fe Rangers
* Rita Raines
*The Looters
* Denny Randall
*The Lords of T.O.N.K.
* Anita Ray
*Los Vivos
* Chuck Reed
*[[Barbara Lynn]]
*Mae Maria and the Maybees
* Rick and the Keens
* [[Floyd Robinson (singer)|Floyd Robinson]]
*Magic Reign
* Mark Robinson
*Rosalie Mann
* Wayne Rooks
*Marlena
* Dean Scott
*[[Marvin and Johnny]]
*[[Mashmakhan]]
* [[Ray Sharpe]]
*[[Barbara Mason]] (Arctic)
* [[Timmy Shaw]]
* Jon Sisco
*The Matadors
* Spilt Milk
*[[Lee Maye]] (aka Arthur Lee Maye and the Crowns)
* [[Crispian St. Peters]]
*Tommy McLain (MSL)
* Lincoln Starr
*The Mechanics
* Jerry Stevens
*Johnny Mendell
* [[Gene Summers]]
*[[Mercy (band)|Mercy]] (Sundi)
* Sunny & The Sunliners ([[Tear Drop Records]])
*Microbop Ensemble
* Arthur Thomas
*Stephen Monahan
* Tommo and the Ding Dongs
*[[Chris Montez]]
* [[Mitchell Torok]]
*Carol Murray
* [[Titus Turner]]
*The New Breed
* [[Dick Van Dyke]]
*New Hope
* [[Jimmy Velvit]] ([[Tear Drop Records]])
*The New Silhouettes
* Los Vivos
*[[Cliff Nobles|Cliff Nobles & Co.]] (Phil-LA Of Soul)
* Bill Wright Sr.
*Jacky Noguez Orchestra
* C.L. Weldon and the Pictures
*Cindy Owens
* Wheel of Fortune
*Pal and the Prophets
* [[Marty Wilde]] and the Wild Cats
*Tony Panassi
* [[J. Frank Wilson]]
*[[Johnny Pearson]] Orchestra
* Sue Winford
*The Pentagons
* The Aubrey Twins
*Bobby Peterson
* [[The Ballistics]]
*Bob Please and the Pleasers
* The Beatle-ettes
*Jamie Power
* The Blackwells
*Donna Prima
* The Chell-Mars
*The Ragin' Storms
*The Rainbows
* The Cole Brothers
* The Combo Kings
*Rita Raines
* The Creations
*Denny Randall
* [[The Dantes]]
*Anita Ray
* [[The Dovells]]
*Chuck Reed
*The Revels
* The Emotional Upsets
* [[The Fantastic Johnny C]] (Phil-LA of Soul)
*Rick and the Keens
*The Riffs
* The Five Chords
* The Four J's
*[[Floyd Robinson]]
* The Four-Evers
*Mark Robinson
* The Goodlettsville Five
*Wayne Rooks
* The Inspirations
*Rumplestikskin Kartoon
*The Scamps
* The Intentions
* The Intros
*Dean Scott
*[[Ray Sharpe]]
* [[The Jordan Brothers]]
*The Sharps
* The Key Brothers
* The Kit Kats
*[[Timmy Shaw]]
*The Sheiks
* The Legends
*[[The Sherrys]]
* The Lolly-Pops
* The Looters
*[[The Showstoppers|The Show Stoppers]] (Showtime)
* The Lords of T.O.N.K.
*Jon Sisco
*The Sonics
* [[The Matadors]]
* The Mechanics
*Spilt Milk
* The New Breed
*[[Crispian St. Peters]]
* The New Silhouettes
*Lincoln Starr
*The Statesmen
* The Pentagons
* The Ragin' Storms
*Jerry Stevens
* The Rainbows
*[[Gene Summers]]
*The Sundowners
* [[The Revels]]
* [[The Riffs]]
*Sunny & The Sunliners ([[Tear Drop Records]])
*The Teenmakers
* The Scamps
* The Sharps
*Arthur Thomas
* The Sheiks
*The Timberland Four
* [[The Sherrys]]
*Toast
* [[The Showstoppers]] (Showtime)
*Tommo and the Ding Dongs
*[[Mitchell Torok]]
* [[The Sonics]]
*The Tritones
* The Statesmen
* [[The Sundowners (band)|The Sundowners]]
*[[Titus Turner]]
*The Tygers
* The Teenmakers
* The Timberland Four
*[[Dick Van Dyke]]
*The Velaires
* The Tritones
* The Tygers
*[[Jimmy Velvit]] ([[Tear Drop Records]])
* [[The Velaires]]
*Vic Vickers
*The Waldron Sisters
* The Waldron Sisters
* The Wil-Ettes
*C.L. Weldon and the Pictures
* Shira
*Wheel of Fortune
{{div col end}}
*[[Marty Wilde]] and the Wild Cats

*The Wil-Ettes
== See also ==
*[[J. Frank Wilson]]
* [[List of record labels]]
*Sue Winford
*Bill Wright Sr.
{{colend}}


== References ==
== References ==
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== See also ==
== External links ==
* [http://jamguy.com/ Official Jamie Records website]
* [[List of record labels]]

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[[Category:Record labels established in 1957]]
[[Category:Record labels established in 1957]]

Latest revision as of 13:28, 13 October 2024

Jamie Records is a record label founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1956 by Harold Lipsius (1913–2007) and Allan Sussel (1924–2003).[a] Their first 45rpm single, "It's Great to Fall in Love"/"Truly" by Marian Caruso, was issued in 1956. The label was named after Allan Sussel's eldest daughter, Jamie Sussel Turner.

History

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The label became popular in 1958 with the release of Duane Eddy's "Rebel Rouser"/"Stalkin'", which reached No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100. Eddy became the mainstay Jamie artist, recording hit after hit, including "Because They're Young" (No. 4) and "Forty Miles of Bad Road" (No. 9). Eddy's last Jamie single "Runaway Pony"/"Just Because" was issued in 1962.

The Jordan Brothers, hailing from Frackville, Pennsylvania, also recorded for Jamie. Their first release was "Send Me Your Picture" and their biggest hit, "Gimme Some Lovin'", was released in the US before the more successful version by the Spencer Davis Group. The Jordans toured with Dick Clark's Caravan of Stars bus tour and appeared on Philadelphia and New Jersey–based TV shows.[1]

The last major charting record on Jamie was released in 1966, when the label issued Crispian St. Peters' "The Pied Piper" in the US (No. 4). Afterwards, the hits came out on their subsidiary labels: "Boogaloo Down Broadway" by the Fantastic Johnny C (No. 7 pop and No. 5 R&B, in 1967) and "The Horse" by Cliff Nobles & Co. (No. 2, No. 2 R&B in 1968) on the Phil-L.A. of Soul label; Brenda and the Tabulations' "Dry Your Eyes" (No. 20, No. 8 R&B) on the Dionn label, 1967; and "Love (Can Make You Happy)" by Mercy which reached No. 2 pop in 1969, on the Sundi label.

Subsidiary labels

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  • Arctic
  • Black Soul
  • Caldwell
  • Carney
  • Charay
  • Chestnut
  • Cross Fire
  • Day Dell
  • DePlace
  • Dionn
  • Dome
  • Dynamo
  • First Amendment
  • Frantic
  • Golden Eagle
  • Gong Show
  • Hercules
  • House of Orange
  • Important
  • Jamie Golden Hits (reissue label)
  • Junior
  • Lancelot
  • LA
  • La Louisianne
  • Landa
  • Le Cam
  • Lyndell
  • Mean
  • Montel
  • MSL
  • Olympia
  • Palm
  • Phil-L.A. of Soul
  • Philomega
  • The Phoenix
  • Pic 1
  • Poogie
  • Roc-Ker
  • Romulus
  • Ru-Jac
  • Showtime
  • Silver Dollar
  • Soft
  • Spindletop
  • Stone
  • Sundi
  • Surprise
  • Swamp Dogg Presents
  • Talley-Ho
  • Tear Drop
  • Terri
  • Three Speed
  • Tiris
  • Thunderball
  • Top and Bottom
  • Trinity
  • Turn Ray
  • Twin Record Productions
  • Uptown
  • V-Tone
  • Vent
  • Wale
  • WFIL
  • William Hart Corporation
  • Wilson

Roster

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See also

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References

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Notes

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  1. ^ Harold Lipsious (né Harold Bernard Lipsius; 12 October 1913 Philadelphia – 17 March 2007), among other things, owned Universal One Stop in Philadelphia, an independent distributor.

Inline citations

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  1. ^ The Jordan Brothers: A Musical Biography of Rock's Fortunate Sons, by Maxim W. Furek, Kimberley Press (1986); OCLC 15588651
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