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story. “Goodbye and good luck, he said. “May God bless you and bring you ever closer to the Lord.”
Be sure and tell Santa to fill your Christmas stocking with the following: To Know Him Is To Love Him
Teddy Bears. Dore It’s Only Make Believe
Conway Twitty, M-G-M I’ll Remember Tonight — Pat Boone, Dot Poor Boy — The Royal Tones, Jubilee Love Is All We Need
Tommy Edwards, M-G-M Mr. Success — Frank Sinatra, Capitol Lonesome Town — Rick Nelson, Imperial Call Me — Johnny Mathis, Columbia Non Dimenticar — Nat Cole, Capitol A Lover’s Question
Clyde McPhatter, Atlantic Topsy Part II — Cozy Cole, Love So, while you’re asking Mr. Claus to beg-borrow-or-steal these discs for you, we’ll make a prediction that you’ll be hearing lots more from the artists.
“It’s only make believe” that Conway Twitty ’s really called that. He was born Harold Jenkins in Mississippi and was singing over the air by the time he was ten. At twelve he’d formed his own hand and had his own radio show. When he returned after Far East service with the Army, Tabby West grabbed him for “Ozark Jubilee.” ... To know them is to love them — the Teddy Bears, that is. Eighteen-year-old Phil Spector composed this new hit and he plus Anette Kleinbar and Marshal Leib make up the trio. The teenagers met at Fairfax high school in Los Angeles and their current record is their first crack at show business. Sweetvoiced Anette who’s sixteen wants a career in psychology, Phil is studying to be a court reporter and Marshal, a star athlete in high school, now attends Los Angeles City College where he is studying law and music.
Breathes there a girl with heart so dead who hasn’t once sighed about Frank Sinatra, “I feel as if he’s singing right to me!” Well, for a real bang-up taste of what this means, we suggest you listen to Frankie’s new “Only for the Lonely” Capitol album. The End
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