Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Teenage Kings by Caspar Vega Roy Orbison … "The Greatest Singer In the World," Said Elvis. One Saturday morning in the spring of 1961, I faced one of the most agonizing decisions of my young life. Earlier that morning, my mother had given me my weekly allowance of $1. With that dollar bill burning a hole in my pocket, I hurried downtown to the hot spot for record sales in Spokane, The Music Box, where I began scanning the wall racks for a “45” to buy. I narrowed my choice down to two records—“Surrender” by Elvis and “Blue Angel” by Roy Orbison. I only had enough money to get one, so I had to make a decision. In a booth I listened to both records over and over, and after changing my mind several times, I put my dollar bill on the counter and walked out with … the Roy Orbison record. It wasn’t just my allowance that Presley and Orbison competed for in those days. From 1960 through 1964, the two singers battled for supremacy on the pop charts. By 1963 Elvis had won me over to his side, but I remained a fan of Orbison, as well, until the “British Invasion” sent him tumbling down the charts, along with many other successful pre-Beatles American acts. At age 12 in 1961, I was unaware of the past professional and personal relationships shared by my two favorite singers. In April 1936, Roy Orbison was born in Texas, just a little more than a year after Elvis entered the world in Mississippi. Musically, both were influenced in their youths by the wide variety of musical styles being played on the radio. There was one major difference, however, in the kind of music they heard. “Elvis was surrounded by black music almost exclusively,” Roy explained years later. “Black music and country music were just beamed every day in his area. But in my area (white West Texas), that wasn’t the case.” From his early teens, Roy play his guitar and sang for small audiences around Wink, Texas, where his family lived. After graduating from high school, his conservative values led him to enroll at North Texas State University at Denton near Fort Worth. He was soon infected, however, by rock ’n’ roll, as it swept its way across the country. He’d heard Elvis’s “That’s All Right (Mama)” on the radio and heard talk about his wild stage show. • Orbison on Elvis: “What comes out is not show” On April 16, 1955, Roy drove the family car to Dallas to catch Presley’s act at the Sportatorium. “I couldn’t overemphasize how shocking he looked and seemed to me that night,” Roy recalled. “He told jokes that weren’t funny, and his diction was real coarse like a truck driver’s. [There was] pandemonium in the audience because the girls took a shine to him and the guys were getting a little jealous.” Orbison came away realizing, “what comes out is not show. There are a lot of people who are good actors at singing to that they make you think they sound good but, with Elvis, he lives it altogether.” While Presley’s gaudy appearance and wild stage antics challenged Roy’s conservative upbringing, the music converted him. “I really loved hearing it and couldn’t wait for the next records to come out,” he admitted. “At the same time, I was kind of ready to go myself.” And so Orbison’s local band, the “Wink Westerners,” included a couple of subdued rock ’n’ roll numbers in their country repertoire. At a free college concert soon afterwards, Roy heard a song that would put an end to his book learning. It was “Ooby Dooby,” written by Dick Penner and Wade Moore. After the show, they told Orbison it was “rockabilly.” The Westerners added “Ooby Dooby” to their act, and the crowd reaction soon led to the band’s total conversion to rockabilly. The group became The Teen Kings and Roy became Elvis for awhile. “I was very much an extrovert, sensation-seeking fellow,” he said of his new persona on stage. “I moved around more than Elvis or anyone.” • Sam Phillips summoned Roy Orbison to Memphis. In 1956 Roy Orbison received his big break when Cecil Hollerfield, an Odessa record store owner, acted as a go-between with Sam Phillips. Hollerfield played a demo of Roy singing “Ooby Dooby” over the phone for Sam, who asked that a copy be sent him so that he could study it. Later Sam called Hollerfield and told him to have Roy and the Teen Kings in Memphis within three days to remake “Ooby Dooby.” When Roy showed up at the Union Avenue studio in Memphis, Sam immediately realized that he did not have another rock ’n’ roll head banger like Elvis on his hands. “I just found him to be an almost grown kid,” Sam recalled. “He had so much damn innocence about him—and he never really changed from that.” Roy was not greatly impressed with Sam’s assertive manner, but knowing how Phillips had built up Presley, Roy put himself in Sam’s hands. “He was like quite a few people who are successful in this business who can’t play an instrument, can’t sing a lick, can’t read a note, can’t even whistle,” Roy explained. Roy and the Teen Kings had recorded “Ooby Dooby” twice before in other studios, but at Sun Sam Phillips insisted it be done his way. “He wanted everything up, everything fast, everything with all the energy that was possible,” Roy remembered. Sam noted, “I was very much impressed with Roy’s infliction and the way he did ‘Ooby Dooby.’ And I think it impressed me more than it impressed Roy then.” To promote the new Sun single release, Bob Neal, Elvis’s former manager, arranged a tour in the summer of 1956 for Roy and the Teen Kings, with Johnny Cash topping the bill. Roy would never forget what happened at one show in Memphis that summer. At the conclusion of Roy’s set, Elvis ambled on stage. “Marvelous show,” he told the wide-eyed newcomer. “Well, I’ll tell you one thing,” he added. “You’re that good that I’ll never appear on stage with you.” The polaroid photo taken of the two singers that night became one of Roy’s treasured possessions for the rest of his life. • “Ooby Dooby” put Roy Orbison on pop music map. “Ooby Dooby,” Sun Records #242, spend eight weeks on Billboard’s Top 100 pop chart, peaking at #59 in the summer of 1956. Roy Orbison was on the road to pop music success. It wouldn’t arrive in full bloom, however, for several more years. Meanwhile, Roy continued to toil at Sun Records and tour the South with the studio’s other stars—Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis. “I’d go on stage,” Orbison remembers, “and I’d play everybody else’s stuff—Chuck Berry’s stuff, Little Richard’s stuff—then I’d sing my one hit record and get off.” While working at Sun, Roy spent many evenings hanging out with Elvis. According to Orbison’s biographer Alan Clayson, “Roy was enchanted to be in the King’s court; a confidant of the person, only a year older than himself, who’d become the voice of teenage escapism and aspiration. Presley’s fame and wealth had granted him a splendid certainty in everything he did or said. America was there solely for his pleasure.” Roy remembered one unusual episode during that summer: “One night, we went by to pick up Elvis’s girlfriend in his purple Cadillac—I think he was making twenty million a year at the time. When he knocked on the door, the girl said, ‘I’m sorry. You’re too late,’ and walked back in. We all went on to his house and had Pepsi Colas and potato chips. I couldn’t believe that some woman would turn down a date with Elvis Presley.” In addition to music, Elvis influenced Roy’s lifestyle in several ways. If he was going to stay within Presley’s inner circle, Roy decided he needed to buy a Cadillac and diamond ring. So he used his first royalty check from Sun to buy a white Caddy. Then he upgraded. “I got a little bigger Cadillac and a little bigger diamond ring.” There was no way, though, that he could keep up with Elvis. “That’s foolish,” he finally realized, “and I stopped.” • Elvis gave Roy a love for motorcycles. Elvis’s love of motorcycles also rubbed off on Roy. “It was Elvis who, without knowing it, made me a motorcycling fan. I saw a cycle outside Sun Records studio … somebody told me it belonged to Elvis. I finally managed to get to take a cycle ride with the fellow who bought that machine from Elvis and that was the start of it.” At Sun, Roy was never again able to match the success of “Ooby Dooby.” The three other Orbison records released on Sun went nowhere. Roy became discouraged. “I’d sort of quit recording,” he explained. “Sam had released a couple of songs that I didn’t think he should have … I lost all interest and quit, for seven months I just ambled around.” In addition to artistic differences, money and copyright conflicts arose. “Sam sounded like he … wanted a little too much,” Roy explained. “So I left then. I left Sun.” Roy moved to Nashville, where he signed on with Monument, a fledgling label that opened for business in September 1958. His second record for the label, “Uptown,” co-written by Orbison with Joe Melson, reached #72 on the Hot 100 in 1960. It was his next single that year for Monument, however, that became his breakout hit. “Only the Lonely” spent 21 weeks on Billboard’s chart, peaking at #2. “I was fortunate that I had been playing and singing for 13 years when success came,” Orbison noted. “It touched me deeply but it didn’t make me crazy.” Between 1960-1964, Roy Orbison placed 28 songs in Billboard’s Hot 100. Two of them, “Running Scared” in 1961 and “Pretty Woman” in 1965, got to #1. Others reaching the top 10 were “Blue Angel” (#9), “Crying” (#2), “Dream Baby” (#4), “In Dreams” (#7), “Mean Woman Blues” (#5), and “It’s Over” (#9). • Roy Orbison: “Vegas is no place for an artist” With the arrival of the British acts on the American charts in the mid-’60s, Orbison’s record sales dropped, causing him to concentrate on touring for income. He appeared all across the U.S., but crowds in England and Australia were more receptive to his brand of music. Unlike Elvis, Roy found Las Vegas a heartless place to work. “ If you do well in Las Vegas, they cut the show short because they want to get the customers to the tables,” he noted. “Vegas is there for the gambling; it’s no place for an artist despite the big money you can make. It was in Las Vegas, though, that Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley met for the last time. One night in December 1976, Orbison was closing his show at Caesar’s Palace, when Presley suddenly came on stage. Elvis announced to the crowd that Roy Orbison was “quite simply, the greatest singer in the world.” The remark was probably born more in his admiration for Roy than reality. (Elvis had made similar claims about several other entertainers in the past.) It is certain, though, that a friendship and a mutual feeling of admiration existed between the two Sun Records artists, dating back to that first on-stage meeting in Memphis 20 years before. “We hadn’t seen each other in years,” Roy noted. “He hugged me. We talked about everything … He was a little overweight but looked really good.” When Presley died eight months later, Roy said, “I know Elvis had a strong faith, but it was just that there was no one close enough to him, that loved him enough, to tell him what he was doing to himself.” • Roy Orbison returned to his roots. In his shows over the next decade, Roy Orbison honored his years at Sun. “We didn’t play our Sun records onstage for a long time—until about 1970, I think, when it became instant history, you know. All the information coalesced to the point where everybody thought that was a beginning —and so I took it more seriously myself because I had a few years to reflect—and Presley started singing ‘That’s All Right’ and I started singing ‘Ooby Dooby.’” In 1986 Orbison returned to Sun Studio along with Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. In what was billed as a “Million Dollar Quartet” reunion, the four Sun legends recorded an album with Roy sitting in for Elvis. The following year, in just its second induction ceremony, The Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame opened the door for Roy Orbison, with Bruce Springsteen making the presentation speech. By then, though, time and a weak heart were catching up with Roy Orbison. In 1978 he had undergone triple-bypass heart surgery. On December 6, 1988, his heart gave out for good. He was dead at the young age of 52. Roy Orbison never became a rampaging rock star like his fellow Sun Records mates Elvis and Jerry Lee. He lacked the sultry looks that attracted girls, and his conservative values wouldn’t allow the drug use, womanizing, and bizarre behavior common among rock stars. With just his music alone, he made a place for himself in pop music history. When Roy Orbison died, Jerry Lee Lewis remembered the man he met in the studio on Union Avenue. “Roy minded his own business, stayed in his place … he might come by just to say hello, hug your neck real nice, and get out of your hair. He was that kind of person. 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The actress has starred in numeorus productions, charming audiences as she portrayed the role of Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show from 1958 to 1963. Image: facebook.com, @vintagefashion Source: UGC. Due to her excellent display of talent, she won a Young Artist Former Child Star Lifetime Achievement Award in 1994. She has been in the industry for quite some time now, and is famous for her great talent. Having started as a child actress, it is easy to see why she continues to amaze her fans.But what else is there to know about the actress? Read on to discover more interesting details about her. Shelley Fabares profile summary. Name : Shelley Fabares Date of birth : January 19, 1944 Age :76 years old Place of birth : Santa Monica, CA Profession : Celebrated actress Nationality : American Ethnicity: White Birth sign : Capricorn. Grace Fulton biography: age, height, net worth, movies and TV shows. Shelley Fabares age and early life. How old is Shelley Fabares? She was born on January 19, 1944 in Santa Monica, CA. How old is Shelly Fabre now? This makes her 76 years old as of 2020. She rose to popularity when she was part of the TV sitcom Coach, in which she played the love interest of Craig T. Nelson. More than that, the aged actress began her life-long career at the age of three. She went on to make her debut when she was only 10 years old on the Letter to Loretta where she acted as Marie Schumann Kathy. She was the daughter to Elsa and James Fabares. She is an American of white ethnicity. Career progression. Actress Shelley Fabares got into showbiz at a very young age. Her mother, Elsa put her into modeling when she was just 3 years old. This explains why it was difficult for her to deal with the fact that Elsa suffered from Alzheimer disease later in life. Ruby O. Fee biography: nationality, net worth, movies and TV shows. Fabares was born in Santa Monica, California and was the niece of actress Nanette Fabray. She started acting at age of three, and at the age of 10 made her television debut in an episode of Letter to Loretta . She went on to guest-star on different TV series, before landing the role of Mary Stone in the long-running family sitcom The Donna Reed Show. Her national popularity led to a recording contract and two " Top 40 " hits, including " Johnny Angel ," which went to top the charts on the Billboard Hot 100 in April 1962. It peaked at number 41 in the UK, and sold over one million copies, getting a gold certification. Why did Shelly Fabre leave the Donna Reed Show? Fabares left The Donna Reed Show in 1963 but would return periodically until its end in 1966. She left to pursue a film career. As a result, she appeared in a number of motion pictures, including three Elvis Presley movies: Girl Happy of 1965, Spinout in 1966, and Clambake in 1967 which by then was the most number of movies done by anyone actress. She went on to act in two other 1960s movies, where she played the love interest of Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits in Hold On ! and of a young Hank Williams, Jr. in A Time to Sing . Jenny Boyd bio: age, height, net worth, boyfriend, movies and TV shows. In the 1970s, Fabares appeared on several TV series, including Love, American Style, The Rockford Files, The Interns, Mannix, The Practice, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, and Fantasy Island . In 1971, she starred along with Billy Dee Williams and James Caan in the TV movie Brian's Song , the true story of terminally ill Chicago Bears running back Brian Piccolo which became a sensational success. Caan played Piccolo, and she played his wife, Joy. In 1981, Fabares played Francine Webster on the CBS sitcom One Day at a Time , a role that she later reprised throughout the series' run. In 1989, she won the role of Christine Armstrong Fox on the ABC sitcom Coach . Her excellence has earned her several nominations including two times for a Primetime Emmy Award. In 1994, she was honored by the Young Artist Foundation with its Former Child Star "Lifetime Achievement" Award for her role as Mary Stone on The Donna Reed Show. Megan Thee Stallion bio: Interesting facts about her age, height, net worth, boyfriend. After Coach ended in 1997, Fabares voiced the role of Martha "Ma" Kent on Superman: The Animated Series . She reprised the role twice, once for a 2003 episode of Justice League and again for the direct-to-video film Superman: Brainiac Attacks in 2006. Below are all the movies and TV series she has been part of throughput her career. Movies/ Films. 1955 - The Girl Rush as Kim 1956 - Never Say Goodbye as Suzy Parker 1956 - The Bad Seed as Margie 1957 - J eanne Eagels as the teenage girl 1958 - Summer Love as Daley 1958 - Marjorie Morningstar as Seth's Girl Friend 1964 - Ride the Wild Surf as Brie Matthews 1965 - Girl Happy as Valerie Frank 1966 - Hold On! as Louisa Page 1966 - Spinout as Cynthia Foxhugh 1967 - Clambake as Dianne Carter 1968 - A Time to Sing as Amy Carter 1971 - Brian's Song as Joy Piccolo 1987 - Hot Pursuit as Buffy Cronenberg 1990 - Love or Money as LuAnn Reed 2006 - Superman: Brainiac Attacks as Martha Kent (Voice) Annie Lederman bio: Amazing facts about the talented comedian. TV series and TV movies. 1954–1958 - Letter to Loretta as Marie Schumann Kathy 1955 - Producers' Showcase as Rebecca Gibbs 1955 - Matinee Theater as Young Cathy 1955 - Captain Midnight as Mary Kingsley 1956 - Annie Oakley as Prudy Warren 1957 - Fury as Midge Mallon 1958 - Walt Disney Presents: Annette as Moselle Corey 1958–1965 - The Donna Reed Show as Mary Stone 1959 - The Rebel as Nora Hendry 1963 - Mr. Novak as Dani Cooper 1964 - The Eleventh Hour as Carol Hamilton 1964 - Arrest and Trial as Donna Blaney 1964 - The Twilight Zone as Ellen Tillman 1968 - The Ghost & Mrs. Muir as Vanessa 1969 - Daniel Boone as Charity Brown 1969 - Lancer as Melissa Harper 1969 - Bracken's World as Hilary Saxon 1969 - Medical Center as "Mike" Carter 1971 - Longstreet as Marianne Franklin 1971 - Brian's Song as Joy Piccolo 1971 - Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law as Lorraine Latham 1972 - McCloud as Natalie Rudell 1972 - Cade's County as Stephanie 1972 - The Brian Keith Show as Dr. Anne Jamison 1974 - Police Story as Annette Weiner 1974 - Ironside as Charlotte Black 1974 - The Rockford Files as Jolene Hyland 1975 - The Rookies as Ann McNeal 1975 - Matt Helm as Chris/Tina 1975 - Barnaby Jones as Susan Burke 1976 - Marcus Welby, M.D. as Norma Fritchie 1976 - Spencer's Pilots as Annette 1976-1977 - The Practice as Jenny Bedford 1977–1978 - Forever Fernwood as Eleanor Major 1978 - Vega$ as Linda Stockwood 1978 - The Incredible Hulk as Holly Cooper 1978–1984 - One Day at a Time as Francine Webster 1979 - Hello, Larry as Marion Alder 1979 - Highcliffe Manor as Helen 1980–1981 - Mork & Mindy as Cathy 1980–1985 - The Love Boat as Various roles 1983 - Matt Houston as Barbara Newton 1983 - ABC Afterschool Special as Fran Brogliatti 1983 - Memorial Day as Ellie Walker 1985 - The Canterville Ghost as Lucy 1985 - Suburban Beat as Mimi 1987 - Newhart as Diane Beckwith 1988 - Run Till You Fall as Kathy Reuben 1989 - Murder, She Wrote a Liza Caspar 1989–1997 - Coach as Christine Armstrong 1993 - Deadly Relations as Shirley 1995 - The Great Mom Swap as Millie Ridgeway 1996 - Superman: The Last Son of Krypton as Martha Kent (Voice) 1996–1998 - Superman: The Animated Series as Martha Kent (Voice) 1997 - A Nightmare Come True as Lily Zarn 1998 - Playing to Win: A Moment of Truth Movie as Nancy Erickson 2003 - Justice League as Ma Kent (Voice) The bio of Rosa Salazar: Her personal life and success story. Music career. Apart from acting, she also had a career in music. She is best remembered for the following works: Studio albums. Shelley! -- Colpix CP-426 (Mono)/SCP-426 (Stereo) -- #106, 7/62 The Things We Did Last Summer—Colpix CP-431/SCP-431 -- #121, 10/62 Teenage Triangle—Colpix CP-444/SCP-444 -- #48, 5/63 Bye Bye Birdie—Colpix CP-454/SCP-454—1963 More Teenage Triangle— Colpix CP-468/SCP-468—1964. Soundtrack songs. "Spring Fever" (1965) w/Elvis Presley from the movie Girl Happy (The soundtrack album only features Elvis' vocals) "Make Me Happy" (March 1966) from the movie soundtrack of Hold On! MGM Records "Next Time I Say Goodbye I'm Leaving" ( 1968) from the movie soundtrack of A Time to Sing (Music From The Original Soundtrack) MCA Records– MCA-1458. Compilations. Rare Items And Big Hits Colpix of 198 The Best of Shelley Fabares Rhino R2 71651—1994 Shelley Fabares Johnny Angel Collectables #9931 July 2005 Shelley Fabares Meets Paul Petersen Collectables Records July 2009 Growing Up-The 1962 Recordings Jasmine 2014. Kaylee Bryant: Age, Career progression, TV shows and net worth. Singles. These are identified based on the year of release, song title, side B, Label and number. They include: February 1962 - " Johnny Angel"/ " Where's It Gonna Get Me " - Colpix 621 April 1962 - "What Did They Do Before Rock 'n' Roll"/ "Very Unlikely" - Colpix 631 May 1962 - " Johnny Loves Me"/ "I'm Growing Up" - Colpix 636 August 1962 - " The Things We Did Last Summer"/"Breaking Up is Hard to Do" - Colpix 654 December 1962 - "Telephone (Won't You Ring)" "Big Star" - Colpix 667 March 1963 - " Ronnie, Call Me When You Get a Chance"/ "I Left a Note to Say Goodbye" - Colpix 682 October 1963 - " Welcome Home"/ "Billy Boy" - Colpix 705 January 1964 - " Football Season's Over"/ "He Don't Love Me " - Colpix 721 September 1964 " I Know You'll Be There" /"Lost Summer Love " - Vee-Jay VJ632 May 1965 - "My Prayer" /"Pretty Please" - Dunhill D-4001 August 1966 " See Ya 'Round On the Rebound"/"Pretty Please" - Dunhill D-4041. Kate McKinnon: Her background, relationship, career and gay status. Accolades and nominations. Shelly was one of the most popular actresses of her time in Hollywood. She was practically in every show and portrayed the perfect teenager every young girl wanted to grow into. As such, she amassed a number of awards throughout her acting career. These include: 1993 and 1994- Primetime Emmy Award nominations for the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series Coach 1965 - Laurel Awards nominations for the New Faces, Female category 2004 - TV Land Award nominations for Favorite Teen Dream - Female category for The Donna Reed Show 1994 - Young Artist Award winners of Former Child Star Lifetime Achievement Award in The Donna Reed Show. Shelley Fabares today. If you are one of those people that lived during the Shelly Fabares and Elvis on TV then you most likely miss seeing Shelly on TV. Shelley starred with Elvis Presley in the 1965 movie Girl Happy, and was also one of three leading ladies in ' Spinout' in 1966. This was yet another movie Shelley Fabares and Elvis. The following year she starred in ' Clambake ' in 1967 which was her third starring role alongside the King. Interesting facts about Nicole Ari Parker. So, where is Shelley Fabares now? This is a question that most of her fans would ask. Shelley who is currently 76 years old is not so much on the front line as she used to be. She is still married to Mike Farrell. Most of her fans have missed seeing her in front of the cameras, though, as her last acting credit was recorded in 1998 for " Playing to Win. " For those wondering, is Shelly Fabre still alive? Yes, she is. She may have been involved in an accident that changed her life but she did not lose it in the process. Is Shelley Fabares still alive? - accident and sickness chronicles. A turning point in Shelley's life came in 1994. It happened that during the construction of her home, she accidentally fell through the floor joists. This fall left her with all the ribs on the left side of her body broken. She had to stay at the hospital for months but finally recovered. Tiwa Savage biography: Age, net worth, songs, partner, hairstyles. At the time of the accident, Shelley was working as Christine Armstrong in "Coach," from 1989 and 1997. She was treated and asked to make followups. It was during one of these visits that it was discovered that her liver counts were "off the charts." While the cause of the problem was never established, her doctors managed to stabilize her with medicine. But this was not the end of Shelley's medical issues. She got another medical scare in 1999 when she experienced a sudden esophageal bleed. It became apparent that her progressive liver failure was responsible for the bleeding and as such needed a liver transplant. It was not until 2 years passed that Dr. John Vierling called her on October 23, 2000, confirming that they had finally found a liver for her. The experience changed Shelley's view on life as she completely changed her approach to life after getting the second chance at it. Shelley Fabares husband. Who is Shelley Fabares husband? Shelley Fabares's husband, actor Mike Farrell, has been supporting her for years. The couple tied the knot in 1984 when she was working on "O ne Day at a Time ," and he had just finished " M*A*S*H ." Shelley Fabares and Mike Farrell met in 1970 when Shelley was a guest-star in Mike's TV series, " The Interns ." However, they did not hit it off immediately. They later reconnected at a CBS affiliate convention twelve years later, became friends and later married. Four years before Shelley married Mike, she had divorced her first husband of 16 years, Lou Adler. It was Mike's second marriage too. His first wife was actress and screenwriter Judy Farrell. After walking down the aisle, Shelley became the stepmother of Mike's two children. Sadly, they didn't like the change due to a painful divorce between Mike and Judy. Shelley revealed that the divorce between Mike and his first wife was very difficult for the children. Becoming Mike Farrell wife was not easy but with hard work and patience, the two managed to build two solid homes which were what they wanted all along. Besides that, Shelley lost her close friend and " The Donna Reed Show" co-star Donna Reed to pancreatic cancer in 1986. Her mother, Elsa also fell ill around the same time. Shelley Fabares net worth. According to Celebrity Net Worth, Shelley has a net worth value of $1.5 million. This is a significant amount considering that she has been active in showbiz. She has accumulated the money over the years through her acting and singing career, both of which she excelled. She may have suffered a few blows in life, but that did not make her fail or give up. Shelley Fabares, also known as Michele Ann Marie Fabares is a strong woman. She has endured so much in life, and achieved a lot in her career. She is also happily married and enjoying her 70s with her husband. 20 Pics Showing How Much Yasmine Bleeth Has Changed Since Baywatch. She stepped away from the spotlight for a while. When she reemerged it was shocking. The ever-gorgeous Yasmine Amanda Bleeth gained fame for her recurring role as Caroline Holden in the show Baywatch . She played a determined and stubborn teenage girl. Bleeth joined the show in season four all through to season 8 until she was fired due to her drug addiction problem. She then decided to turn her life around and go to rehab. While at the rehabilitation clinic in 2000, she met her future husband Paul Cerrito who was then a strip club owner. Yasmine did not care that they were both in their first year of sobriety, she fell in love and they were married in 2002. She took on a few roles before quitting her acting career in 2003. Thereafter, she stepped away from the spotlight until recently when she was spotted by paparazzi in Hollywood. Bleeth, now 51, has been and will always be a gorgeous woman, even despite her recent weight gain. Here are 20 pics showing how much she has changed since her Baywatch days: 20 Movie Premiere. Baywatch producer Doug Schwartz said that they had to let Bleeth go because she was difficult to work with due to her drug problem. This really tainted her reputation and other producers were not comfortable working with her as hollywooddaddy reports. Fortunately, she was already working on a starring role in the film BASEketball. Here, she looked stunning while attending the premiere. 19 Making Posters. You could never tell Bleeth was battling a drug addiction back then. Here she looked amazing in the matching crop top and satin pants. She was doing a photoshoot for one of her posters. According to industrious , Yasmin started modeling at the age of six for the Max Factor cosmetic advertising campaign alongside model Cristina Ferrare. 18 Red Carpet Ready. In this pic, Bleeth wanted to prove that you one can still wear pants to the red carpet and look hot. According to gettyimages , she was attending the 2 nd Annual Saks 5 th Avenue Project A.L.S benefit in Hollywood. She also rocked a simple and straight hairstyle, something that was different from her usual curly brunette hair. 17 Life After Baywatch. After Baywatch, Bleeth landed a few acting roles both in films and television. She starred on the 2000 soap opera Titans and the films Goodbye Casanova and Hidden War as wiki reports . Here she paused with her Titan co-stars Casper Van Dien and John Barrowman. She always strikes her pauses like a model, something she probably got from her mother Carina Bleeth, who was also a model. 16 Always Camera Ready. Bleeth looked chic in this beige sweater top, she had to take a short tea break to pause for the camera. According to legit , during her television career, she caught the attention of one of the most iconic fashion photographers, Francesco Scavullo, where she was featured in his book, Scavullo Women. 15 NBC Party. Bleeth looked stunning as she attended an NBC Party held for the Television Critics Association back in 2002. Due to the success of her role in Baywatch , she was able to launch a successful career in modeling. Crowned one of the hottest women in Hollywood, she modeled for various brands and even released her own line of swimwear as meaww reports. 14 On-Demand. Bleeth’s Baywatch role brought her so much attention; she was featured on People magazine’s list of “50 Most Beautiful People.” and on the FHM Magazine list of “100 sexiest women in the world” from 1995 to 2001. Every photographer wanted to work with her as filmindustrydigest reports. Anyone looking to hire a model she was the go-to lady. 13 Trouble With The Law. Bleeth still struggled with her drug addiction. Unfortunately, the law caught up with her and she and her future husband were arrested for possession of drugs in their car. Here she was pleading guilty to the crime and received a sentence of two years' probation and 100 hours of community service as apanews reports. 12 Her Wedding Day. Bleeth met her husband, Paul Cerrito, while she was recovering from her cocaine addiction. The two fell in love even though people criticized her for dating someone who was also on his sobriety journey as hollywooddaddy reports. They tied the knot in August 2002 in a posh ceremony attended by only close friends and family. They are still married to date. 11 Baywatch Reunion. While still fulfilling the terms of her probation and staying sober, the Baywatch producer Douglas Schwartz decided to cast Bleeth again in their 2003 reunion movie Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding . The film reunited a lot of the key players two years after wrapping up the show’s last season as wordpress reports. 10 The Pausing Continues. Bleeth started modeling way before her acting career, however, it became more successful after her Baywatch role. According to industrious , her photogenic nature started when she was a baby. She was just 10 months when she did her first TV commercial for Johnson and Johnson’s baby shampoo and it turned out great. Here she looked gorgeous as she paused effortlessly. 9 Game Over 2003. This picture was taken when Bleeth was pausing for a cover photo for a movie she starred in, called Game Over . The film contained original footage as well as footage shot for several video games in different digital pictures as wiki reports. Since some of the footage was filmed years prior, some parts of the film had poor quality. Fortunately, Yasmine was there to save the day with her awesome cover pic. 8 Back From My Drugs Hell. After maintaining her sobriety for a while, Bleeth decided to write about her rocky path to recovery. She wrote an article titled Back From My Drugs Hell for Glamour magazine back in April 2003. According to hollywooddaddy , in the article, she talked about how she collapsed while doing a photoshoot due to drugs. 7 Celebrating Love. Here, Bleeth was glowing as she and her husband stepped out to celebrate love. According to alamy, the two were dressed to impress to celebrate Valentine’s day and Carmen Electra and Dave Navarro’s engagement back in 2003 (the two are no longer together). As you can see, Bleeth was no longer that petite model, she had added on a few pounds probably due to her sobriety and she looked great. 6 Stepped Away From The Spotlight. From 2003 when she retired from acting, Yasmine stepped away from the spotlight. She stopped modeling and even doing her regular posters. We guess due to her legal problems she wanted to keep a low profile. By January 2004, she had completed the terms of her probation and her record was cleared as wiki points out. 5 Milk Advert. In 2010, Bleeth decided to go back to her swimsuit days and do a milk advert where she paused with a milk mustache. Fans accused her of literally milking her fame as former Baywatch beauty but she still looked great. By then she was 41 and back to her petite body as dailymail reports. 4 Back To Acting. In 2012, Fleur De Lis Film studios announced Bleeth as one of the cast members for its upcoming horror-thriller Beautiful Evil . She played a beautiful baroness who turned out to be a homicidal monster as imdb reports. The film was released in 2014. Since then, Bleeth has not taken on any other acting roles. 3 Her New Beach Outfit. The curvy brunette was spotted for the first time in years at the California beach. She had traded her red-hot bodysuit for baggy pants. According to dailymail , she was fully clothed as she cheered her husband who was participating in the 55 th Annual New Year’s Day dip. She occasionally walked to dip her toes in the waters but never got in. 2 Out And About. The former Baywatch babe looked unrecognizable in this photo. Here she and her husband were walking in California while he spotted a wrist splint. According to dailymail , her husband was suing Disney after he allegedly injured himself by tripping over equipment as they filmed a show at their home. He allegedly injured his back permanently and wanted compensation. 1 Walking Her Dog, 2020. Years after saying goodbye to Hollywood, Bleeth was recently spotted walking her dog in Los Angeles. She kept a casual look with no makeup, a black hooded sweatshirt, and a vibrant blue dress. Even though she has packed on the pounds, she appears happy and content as thesun points out. She was even smiling when she spotted the paparazzi. DESTINATION: doo-wop! CRASHING THE AIRWAVES - ALL THE SHOWS ARE HERE! Crashing the Party blasted off the launchpad on Sept. 21, 2018, intent on a tag team effort to bring vocal group records front and center for rock n’ roll fans. Hosts Marc and Miriam pull from their respective collections, not knowing what each other brings to the mix. From the tearful “weepers” to the wildest “stompers”, Crashing the Party has one goal - to storm your mind! Let us know how successful we are at this endeavor - join our facebook page to stay tuned for news and views from Parts Unknown! Click to listen to all of our archived shows ANYTIME @ Podomatic | Mixcloud | Apple Podcasts | RSS | Stitcher. THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION! OUR FIRST SHOW! Dateline Doowop… September 19, 2018. We’re off and running with our first two-hour blast - determined to spin doowops, and nothing but doowop - rhythm n’ blues of the vocal groups variety. We’ll be mixing up killer all-timers with wild wax as we crash into our respective vaults. Here’s the plan- Marc and I match sets… neither knows what the other is playing, so anything can happen. Come on along. Lets hear from you and keep this ball rollin’ … and rockin’! Crashing #1. Stacks of wax an’ racks of shellacs! Shombolor - Sheriff and The Ravels 1959. El Chords - Peppermint Stick 1958. Desires - Rendezvous With You 1960. Co-Eds - Love You Baby All The Time 1956. Five Discs - Never Let You Go 1962. Individuals - Dear One 1959. Chev-Rons - The Defense Rests 1959. Nobles - Darkness 1963. Little Victor & the Vistas - No More 1962. Solitaires - Walking Along 1957. Lee & the Leopards - Don’t Press Your Luck 1964. Nutmegs - Wide Hoop Skirts 1963. De’ Bonairs - Lanky Linda 1956. Wrens - Come Back My Love 1955. Honey Bears — Whoa! 1955. Ernie & the Halos - Darling. Don’t Make Me Cry 1962. Seminoles - Open Your Eyes 1961. Willie Logan & the Plaids - You Conquered Me 1964. Endorsers- Crying 1958. Kaptions - Dreaming of You 1963. Flamingos - Golden Teardrops (1953) Bonnevilles - Lorraine 1959. Cineramas - Crying For You 1960. Checker Dots - Alpha Omega 1959. Sinceres - Forbidden Love 1960. Contenders - The Clock 1965. Velvets - Tonight 1961. Gene & the Jeanettes - Hey Lover 1964. Lapels - Bad Luck 1964. Tokens - Doom Lang 1958. Marcels - Melancholy Baby 1962. Gene & the Jeanettes - Hey Lover 1964. Saucers - Why Do I Dream 1965. CRASHING #2. Metrotones - Skitter Skatter. Flamingos - Jump Children. Jaguars - Way You Look Tonight. Four Casts - Stormy Weather. Diablos - Way You Dog Me Arouond. Diablos - Rte 16. Equallos - Patty Patty. Dominoes - Can't Keep A Good Man Down. Swallows - It Ain't The Meat. 5 Royales - Laundromat Blues. Blenders - Don't Fuck Around. Celebrities - I Want You To Know. Chalets - Who's Laughing, Who's Crying. 4 Dots - Pleading For Your Love. Jackie & Starlites - Found Out Too Late. Uptones - No More. Carnations - Long Tall Girl. Jewels - Hearts of Stone. Crows - Mambo Shevitz. Rochell & Candles - Each Night. Cezannes - Pardon Me. Equallos - Underneath The Sun. Hank Ballard/Midnighters - Sugaree. 4 Seasons - Hot Water Bottle. Marbles - Golden Girl. Centuries - Crying For You. Individuals - Dear One. Enchanters - True Love Gone. Invictas - Over The Wall. CRASHING #3. CRASHING #4. Mandells - Who Me 1961. Regals - Got the Water Boiling 1953. Drifters - Sweets For My Sweets 1961. Eagles - Trying to Get To You 1954. Valiants - This Is the Nite 1957. Magnificents - Up On The Mountain 1956. Jumpin’ Jacks - Papaya Baba 1954. Royal Holidays - Down In Cuba 1959. Marigolds - Rollin' Stone 1955. Griffins - Bad Little Girl 1955. Hi-Fidelitys - Help Murder Police 1957. 5 Keys - Come Go My Bail Louise 1953. Don Julian & the Meadowlarks - LFMST (Lord Find My Sweet Theresa) 1954. Sharps & Flats - I Knew He Would. Tangiers - Tabarin 1955. Superiors - Lost Love 1957. Tilters - Ee-til-ya-dee 1952. Paradons - Diamonds & Pearls 1960. Strollers - Go Where My Baby Lives 1957. Valentines - Tonight Kathleen 1954. Serenaders - Baby 1954. Clovers - Your Cash 1954. Juanita Rogers - Teenagers Letter Of Promises. Sheppards - Island Of Love. Jesters - Sally Green - 1960. Moonglows - 219 Train 1954. Julie London - Mickey Mouse March. CRASHING #5. Rainbows - Mary Lee 1954. 45 Guytones - Baby I Don't Care 1958. Mac Robins - I'm Livin OK 1950. 5 Emeralds - Pleasure Me 1955. Fresando's - I Mean Really 1957. Ring-a-Dings - Snacky Poo 1962. Little Joe & Moroccos - Bubble Gum 1958. Del Victors - Acting Up 1962. Performers - I'll Make You Understand 1958. Clefttones - The Masquerade is Over 1955. Pelicans - Chimes - flip side of Ain't Gonna Do It. Spaniels - You Gave Me. VJ 1956 - Gary IN. 5 Campbells - Morrine - Music City 56 - Campbell Village in W. Oakland - lbl in Berkeley. Swallows - Beside You - King 52 - Baltimore. Squires - Adorable - Vita. Tune Blenders - Oh Yes I Know - Federal 54. Corvells - Miss Jones - Tip Top/Lido. Sheppards - Mozelle 1956. Inspirations - Maggie 1956. Olympics - Western Movies 1958. Charles McCullough & Silks - Zorro 1961. Coasters - Along Came Jones 1958. 45 Emblems - Bang Bang Shoot Em Daddy 1962. Emeralds - Custer's Last Stand 1960. Nutmegs - Comin’ Home 1957. Sit tight, live right & leave a lamp in the window, reet? CRASHING #6. Opening - Mad Daddy - track 1 - 1:07 --> 1:22. Mistakes - I Got Fired - Lo-Fi 59. Ernest Tucker - Get Me A Satellite 1958. Sunbeams - You've Got To R&R 1957. Federals - You Gotta Love Me Baby - unrlsd ver. Little Esther Deacon Moves In 1951. J&S CD - Been A Long Time Baby - Baby Washington & Plants - J&S 58 Bamberg SC 40 - furious! 45 Ensenators - I Had A Little Too Much - Tarx 62 NYC. Mac 5 Owls - I Like Moonshine - Vulcan - Birmingham AL 55. 45 Bel-Aires - White Port Lemon Juice - Flip 55 - LA. 45 4 Deuces - WPLJ - Music City 55. Mac 4 Deuces - Down It Went - Music City 56 LA. 45 Thrillers - The Drunkard - Big Town 53 - Detroit - future members of 5 Jets, 5 Stars, Voice Masters. Mac Coasters - Soda Pop Coke spot 1:26. Norton LP - Grand Prees - Jungle Fever - Golden Groove 61 Philly. 45 Cellos - Juicy Crocodile - Apollo 57 NYC. 45 Fantastics - Drum Beat - Park Ave rec for RCA unrlsd - fc rel on Park Ave.