RCA LPM-1708
1958
Here's a fun album I picked up today. The tracks are available for purchase/download so I will not be posting a sample.
Don't let the teeny bopper cover fool you, there are some finely crafted pop tunes on this album.
It took some doing but I eventually found an autographed copy online, a last name and then a comment on a post left by John. I thought it might be nice to combine the cover image above and the comment.
I could not, however, find a photo of vintage motor scooter that exactly matched the one found on the cover. I'm thinking Vespa... but?
John G. Cunningham Sr. wrote at 2010-08-22 15:53:16
John G. Cunningham Sr. wrote at 2010-08-22 15:53:16
Hi All,
Just a line to let you know that ( we )the twins both live in Arkansas , and love it here.
It reminds me of Hicksville in the late 40's.
The truth be known , we both got tired of the miserable show business grind , and wanted a simpler life.
The compulsory draft was catching up and we had signed with Lancer Records ( our contract with RCA was ended by mutual agreement ).
We had a single out on that labile ( Lancer Records ) as The Twins , but I can't recall the title of that song.
I enlisted in theUSAF ( served 4 years active duty)and have been an aircraft buff ever since.
I am currently building a Light Sports Aircraft ( a Hart Bird II at the Hart Aero shop in MO ).
I still write songs and have a small home studio.
Jim and I have very different lives and pursuits.
I can say that the recording experience was fun for the few years Jim and I were doing that , but it was much to demanding for us.
Jim was drafted into the ARMY while I was still serving in the USAF.
We are both well , and enjoy our rural Arkansas lives.
Sincerely
Johnny
Just a line to let you know that ( we )the twins both live in Arkansas , and love it here.
It reminds me of Hicksville in the late 40's.
The truth be known , we both got tired of the miserable show business grind , and wanted a simpler life.
The compulsory draft was catching up and we had signed with Lancer Records ( our contract with RCA was ended by mutual agreement ).
We had a single out on that labile ( Lancer Records ) as The Twins , but I can't recall the title of that song.
I enlisted in theUSAF ( served 4 years active duty)and have been an aircraft buff ever since.
I am currently building a Light Sports Aircraft ( a Hart Bird II at the Hart Aero shop in MO ).
I still write songs and have a small home studio.
Jim and I have very different lives and pursuits.
I can say that the recording experience was fun for the few years Jim and I were doing that , but it was much to demanding for us.
Jim was drafted into the ARMY while I was still serving in the USAF.
We are both well , and enjoy our rural Arkansas lives.
Sincerely
Johnny
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