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Discography of the Camay Label [1963] the Camay Label Was Started by Don Ames and Hal Weiss in 1961 Discography of the Camay Label [1963] The Camay label was started by Don Ames and Hal Weiss in 1961. The label was based in New York City in the Brill Building at 1721 Broadway. Camay issued singles in 1961, 1962 and 1963 and seemed to disappear prior to 1964. In 1963, the label focused on issuing budget albums. I believe the entire LP output was issued that year, most if not all of the material was leased from other labels and not recorded directly by Camay. In spite of being a budget label, they did produce a few good albums. The first release was a compilation of country music that included two rare sides by Bill Haley. Perhaps the best album on the label was “12 Collectors Goodies” CA 3012, with great pictures of vintage sports cars on the cover. This record contains some of the finest doo-wop put to vinyl and some very rare songs, Lynn McCutcheon in his book “Collecting Doo-Wop Compilations” calls this one of the 25 best doo-wop compilations ever produced. “12 Million Record Sellers” CA 3010 is also an excellent compilation, although it contains more commonly available material. The first Camay label was red with black printing. “CAMAY” above the center hole. The second Camay label was silver with black printing. “camay” on a record overlapping a globe above the center hole. C 3001 - Country Western Bonanza - Various Artists [1963] Run, Boy - Don Gibson/Were You There - Roy Acuff/Let’s Think About Livin’ - Bob Luman/Candy Kisses - Bill Haley/Your Cheatin’ Heart - Billy Byrd/I Miss You Already - Jimmy Newman //Take My Hand - Roy Acuff/Sweet Dreams - Don Gibson/Bouquet of Roses - Bill Haley/Dreamie Doll - Bob Luman/Hey, Good Lookin’ - Billy Byrd/So Soon - Jimmy Newman CA 3002 - Crew Cuts Sing Folk - Crew Cuts [1963] Hush Little Baby/Wasn't That a Time/Deep Blue Sea/On a Monday/Dehlia's Gone/Riselty Roseltie/Ti-Pi-Ti-Tum/Barbara Allen/Little Donkey/Laura Love/There's One More River to Cross/Take Her Away CA 3003 - Greatest - Peggy Lee [1963] I Only Have Eyes For You/I May Be Wring/While Were Young/I Cover The Waterfront/I Don't Know Enough About You//Manana/What More Can A Woman Do/It's A Good Day/You Was Right Baby/Why Don't You Do Right CA 3004 - Golden Hits - Nat "King" Cole [1963] Calypso Blues/Nature Boy/The Trouble With Me Is You/Too Young//Route 66/Because Of Rain/Little Girl/Always You CA 3005 - Burl Ives - Burl Ives [1963] Sweet Betsy from Pike/Tailor and the Mouse and Tenor Doodle Doo/Cowboy’s Lament (Streets of Laredo)/Noah Found Grace in the Eyes of the Lord//On Top of Old Smokey and John Henry/Buckeye Jim/Darlin’ Corey/Hush Little Baby (Mockingbird) CA 3006 - Champagne and Caviar - Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra and Phil Ohman and his Orchestra [1963] High Life Polka – Lawrence Welk/Accordion Rag – Lawrence Welk/Ellie Lou – Lawrence Welk/Lady of Spain – Lawrence Welk//Southern Fried – Phil Ohman/12th Street Rag – Phil Ohman/Strawberry Samba – Phil Ohman/Dancing with a Deb – Phil Ohman CA 3007 - Tete a Tete - Steve Lawrence and Betty Clooney [1963] Hands Across the Table/Little Girl/Never Leave Me/Mine and Mine Alone A Guy is a Guy/Jealous/others CA 3008 – Folk Hits by Men Of Song - Men Of Song [1963] Cry Of The Wild Goose/Noah Found Grace/My Mustache/Ave Maria/De Camptown Races/The Blue Tail Fly/Drill Ye Tarriers Drill/Loves Old Seet Song/The Bicycle Saddle And Bill/Play That Barbershop Chord/ CA 3009 – Jack’s Unforgettables - Jack Teagarden [1963] Basin Street Blues/Jack Armstrong Blues/Georgia on My Mind/That’s what Makes the World Go ‘Round//Dark Eyes/Rockin’ Chair/Wolverine Blues/That’s Aplenty CA 3010 - 12 Million Record Sellers - Various Artists [1963] Daddy’s Home - Shep & the Limelights/Itchy Twichy Feeling - Bobby Hendricks/You Cheated - The Slades/Blanche - The Three Friends/Let It Please You - Desires //Goodnight, Sweetheart Goodnight - Spaniels/Oh What a Night - Dells/Trickle Trickle - Videos/A Fool In Love - Ike and Tina Turner/I’ll Never Tell - Harptones CA 3011 - Tribute To Six - Ray Allen & the Upbeats [1963] Reissue of Blast 6804. Tribute to Jesse Belvin, Ritchie Valens, Johnny Horton, Eddie Cochran, Big Bopper and Buddy Holly. C’mon Everybody/Peggy Sue/Sittin’ In the Balcony/Earth Angel/Chantilly Lace/Battle of New Orleans //La Bamba/Every Day/Running Bear/Donna/North to Alaska/Goodnight My Love July 14, 2011 CA 3012 - 12 Collectors Goodies - Various Artists [1963] Coney Island Baby - Excellents/Dorothy - Donnie and the Dreamers (as listed on the cover, it is listed as by the Excellents on the label, the cover is correct)/The Closer You Are - Magnificent Four/Uncle Sam - Magnificent Four/Never Let You Go - Five Discs/That Was the Time - Five Discs //Valarie - Ronnie & the Hi-Lites/The Fact of the Matter - Ronnie & the Hi-Lites/Roaches - Court Jesters/The Trial - Court Jesters/Too Young - Emblems/I’ll Make You Understand - The Performers CA 3013 - Brazilian Festival - Miguelito Valdez and Dando Da Lua Boys [1963] CA 3014 - Bonitas - Carlos Ramirez [1963] Baia/Besame Mucho/Toreador Song (From Carmen)/I'm Afraid/The Peanut Vendor//Ay Ay Ay/Magic is the Moonlight/Kiss of Fire/Prologue (From Pagliacci)/All My CA 3015 - Acapulco Holiday - Tito Guizar [1963] Cielito Lindo/Jalisco/La Cucaracha/Adios Muchachos//El Cumbanchero/Perfidia/Gladalajara/Tico Tico CA 3016 - Geri Galian and Chuy Reyes - Geri Galian and Chuy Reyes [1963] Jungle Rhumba – Geri Galian/Malaguena – Geri Galian/Sentimiento Gaucho – Geri Galian/Tumbando – Geri Galian//Cumana – Chuy Reyes/Jack, Jack, Jack – Chuy Reyes/Gitanerias – Chuy Reyes/Rhumba Boogie – Chuy Reyes CA 3017 - Mambo Jumbo - Carlos Molina [1963] Tico Tico/Lengua Mala/Mambo No 5/Cao Cao Mani Picao/Mambo No 3/Love This Night Will Live/Eso No/Serentro Espagnola/Mambo Jumbo/Silverio/El Compas Del Mambo,Come To The Mardi Gras CA 3018 - Songs Of The Panhandle - Various Artists [1963] Songs by Tex Ritter, Hank Fort, Elton Britt, Cass Country Boys, Little Brown Jug - Willie Fischer, Tex Williams, Katie Lee & Barbara Allen, & Westley Tuttle CA 3019 - Here's Gates - Lionel Hampton [1963] T.V. Special/Midnight Sun/Cobb’s Idea/Vibe Boogie//Beulah’s Boogie/Who Cares/Bongo Interlude/Air Mail Special CA 3020 - Diamond Jim Favorites - Various Artists [1963] CA 3021 - Polka Parade - Frank Yankovik and Johnny Vadnai [1963] Marianne – Frank Yankovic/Just Because – Frank Yankovic/Blue Skirt Waltz – Frank Yankovie/Acapulco Polka – Frank Yankovic//Clap Hands – Johnny Vadnal/Mitza – Johnny Vadnal/Yellow Shoes – Johnny Vadnal/Loretta – Johnny Vadnal/Elmer’s Polka – Johnny Vadnal CA 3022 - Hootenanny Parade - Various Artists [1963] The Roving Kind – Weavers/Comin’ ‘Round the Mountain – Choirboys/John Henry – Connie Haines/Harmonica Boogie – Harmonicats/The Whiffin’ Poof Song – Sportsmen/Johnny Has Gon for a Soldier – Robin Roberts/Wanderin’ – Sid Lawson/Green Sleeves – Rowena/Sodja Boogie – Joe Sodja/Foggy Foggy Dew and Rye Whiskey – Charles Fredericks CA 3023 - Wagon Train Nuggets - Various Artists [1963] Goodnight Cincinnati – Tex Williams/Go West Young Man, Go West – Cass County Boys/A Mighty Pretty Waltz – Elton Britt/Fiddlin’ Man – Bob Wills//Billy the Kid – Tex Ritter/Red River Valley – Wesley Tuttle/I’m a Natural Born Gamblin’ Man – Merle Travis/You Can’t Hurt Me Now Cause I’m Dead – Hank Fort CA 3024 - Basie Greets Barnett - Count Basie and Charlie Barnett [1963] One O'clock Jump – Count Basie/Cried For You – Count Basie/Basie's Conversation – Count Basie/Basie's Boogie – Count Basie//Cherokee - Charlie Barnett/Caravan - Charlie Barnett/Andy's Boogie - Charlie Barnett/Skyliner - Charlie Barnett CA 3025 - A Little Bit O' Heaven - Various Artists [1963] CA 3026 - Dixieland...That's All - Red Nichols and Firehouse Five Plus Two [1963] Back Room Blues – Red Nichols/Three Blind Mice – Red Nichols/Battle Hymn of the Republic – Red Nichols/American Patrol – Red Nichols//Firehouse Stomp – Firehouse Five/Hook and Ladder Blues – Firehouse Five/Red Hot River Valley – Firehouse Five/South – Firehouse Five/Brass Bell – Firehouse Five CA 3027 - Tony And Ike - Tony Pastor and Ike Carpenter [1963] Life Is So Peculiar/Margie/Come On-A My House/The Man On The Carousel/Kiss Me/Hungarian Rhapsody/Love That Boy/It's The Talk Of The Town CA 3028 - Hootenanny Jubilee - Various Artists [1963] Hank Fort, Burl Ives, Robin Roberts, Rowena, Weavers. CA 3029 - Westward Ho! - Various Artists [1963] Elton Britt, Cass County Boys, Hank Fort, Katie Lee & Barbara Allen, Tex Ritter, Wesley Tuttle, Tex Williams, Bob Wills, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Merle Travis . July 14, 2011 CA 3030 - Meet the Steeles - Jon and Sandra Steele [1963] I’m Gonna Live Till I Die/I’ll Be Seeing You/My Happiness/I’m Tired of Waiting for You/Same Time, Same Place/Anniversary Song/Dry Bones/Ciribibin/In Just One Hour/Strangers in the Dark CA 3031 - I'm Listening, Lord - Various Artists [1963] CA 3032 - Les Brown Meets Ralph Flanagan - Les Brown and Ralph Flanagan [1963] Billboard March/I’ve Got the World on a String/Dance of Renown/Cocquete//Stars and Stripes Forever/others CA 3033 - String Serenade - Various Artists [1963] Blue Tango – Ving Merlin/Open String Concerto – Ving Merlin/Bumble Boogie – Ving Merlin’/Meditation (Thais) – Florian Zabach/The Hot Canary – Florian Zabach/Fiddle Faddle – Anita Aros/Waltz of the Flowers – Anita Aros/Hungarian Dance #6 – Anita Aros CA 3034 - Boy Meets Girl - Mel Torme and June Valli [1963] Trouble Is A Girl - Mel Torme/You're Driving Me Crazy - Mel Torme/April Showers - Mel Torme/You Ought To Be In Pictures - Mel Torme/Blue Room - Mel Torme/Strange Sensation - June Valli/So Madly In Love - June Valli/Stardust
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