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The Complete Bob Crewe Label Discography † Denotes single has a Picture Sleeve. ? Denotes an unreleased, unconfirmed or undocumented record. XYZ 100 Rays My Steady Girl / No One Loves you Like I Do 101 Hank & Frank Rockabilly Walk / 102 Rays Silhouettes / Daddy Cool 103 Les Seevers & Oaks Something Old, Something New / 104 Chancellors I’m Coming Home / 105 Chancellors Sea Port at Sunset / 106 Rays Souvenirs of Summertime / Elevator Operator 600 Rays Why Do You look the Other Way / Zimbo Lula 601 Tommy Payne Shy Boy / 602 ? 603 Tommy Payne Cruisin’ Around / 604 ? 605 Rays It’s a Cryin’ Shame / Mediterranean Moon 606 Kelly Hart Boy Crazy / 607 Rays Magic Moon / Louie Hoo Hoo 608 Rays Old Devil Moon / Silver Starlight 609 Ace Kennedy & The Candies Arms Around Me / 610 Bucky Brown & the Curios Dream Date / 611 Bobby Gee Little Miss Fantasy / 2001 Rays Souvenirs of Summertime/ Perri 1000 Doc Bagby Cornbread / 1001 Byrdie Green Be Anything / 1002 ? 1003 Trudy Pitts & Mr. Carney I Really Mean It / Exodus 1004 Rays Are You Happy Now ? / Bright Brown Eyes 1005 ? 1006 ? 1007 Topics The Girl Of My Dreams / (One sided 45 Topix 6000 The Village Voices Red Lips / To Young To Start 6001 Turner Di Sentri Spanish Lace / 10,000 Tears 6002 Billy Dixon & The Topics I Am All Alone / Trance 6003 Hal Miller & the Rays An Angel Cried / Hope, Faith & Dreams 6004 Johnny Halo More Lovin, Less Talking/ Betty Jean 6005 Frank Hubbell & The Hubcaps Broken Date / Broken Date 6006 Matthew Reid Cry Myself To Sleep / 6007 Alex Alda Little Pony / Little Pony 6008 Billy Dixon & The Topics Lost Lullabye / Trance 6009 Tom B Williams Wishing Well / Dynovox 201 The Poets Now We’re Thru / There Are Some 202 The Beach Girls Skiing In The Snow / Goin’ Places 203 The Distant Cousins To Have And To Hold / Let It Ring Dynovoice (Bell) 204 Edddie Rambeau Concrete & Clay / Don’t Believe Him 205 Maggie Thrett Soupy / Put A Little Time Away 206 Invitations Hallelujah / Written On The Wall 207 Eddie Rambeau I Just Need Your Love / My Name is Mud 208 Distant Cousins Slipped Your Mind / Empty House 209 Toys A Lovers Concerto / This Night 210 Invitations What’s Wrong With Me, Baby / Why Did My Baby Turn Bad 211 Eddie Rambeau Yesterdays Newspaper / The Train 212 Hi-Fashions Billy Knows / Mr Police Man 213 Jessica James Give Her Up Baby / Come Closer 214 Toys Attack / See How They Run 215 Invitations Skiing In The Snow / Why 216 Motivations The Squeeze / The Slow Fizz 217 Eddie Rambeau I Just Need Your Love / I’m The Sky 218 Toys May My Heart Be Cast Into Stone / Backstreet 219 Toys Can’t Get Enough of You Baby / Silver Spoon 220 Jessica James We’ll Be Making Out / Lucky Day 221 Eddie Rambeau Thinkin’ About You Baby / I Miss You 222 Toys Baby Toys / Happy Birthday Broken Heart 223 Billy Dearborn Down / McDougal Street Blues 224 Sky I’m Not A Fool / I Know What’s Up 225 Eddie Rambeau Clock / If I Were You 226 The Chicago Loop When She Needs Good Lovin (She Comes To Me) / This Must Be The Place 227 The Missing Lynx Behind Locked Doors / Anymore 228 George McCannon Love, Love My Friend / What Makes a Man Wonder 229 Bob Crewe Generation Music To Watch Girls By / Girls On The Rocks 230 The Chicago Loop Richard Cory / Cloudy 231 Bob Crewe One More Tear / After The Ball 232 Steve Walker & The Bold The Train Kept A Rollin’ / Found What I Was Lookin For 233† Bob Crewe Generation Miniskirts In Moskow or _____/ Theme For A Lazy Girl (see note below) 234 Dave Turner Who Can I Turn To / I 235 Mike Mercado Hey Mr. Monk, It’s On Page Nine / Popcorn 236 The Girl Watchers Music To Watch Girls By / Music To Watch Girls By 237 Bob Crewe Generation You Only Live Twice / Lover’s Concerto 238 Euphoria Five Used To Be A Shrinking Violet / Euphoria No # DJ Bob Crewe A Special Message From Bob Crewe Part 1/Part 2 The above record is a DJ only contest record to played on the air for DynoVoice release 233 The Bob Crewe Generations Miniskirts in Moscow or________. Part 1 was to explain the contest to the DJ’s, Part 2 was to be played on air to promote the contest. The “or__________” in title was the entry line for the contestant’s title suggestion. LP’s Records with "LP" prefix are mono, Records with "LPS" prefix are stereo. 9001 Eddie Rambeau Concrete And Clay 9002 The Toys Sing "A Lovers Concerto" and "Attack" 9003 Bob Crewe Generation Music To watch Girls By New Voice Discography 7inch 800 Diane Renay Words/ The Company You keep 801 Mitch Ryder & Detroit Wheels I Need Help / I hope 802 George Michael So Much Love In The World / Gotta Be Right Sometime 803 Diane Renay Cross My Heart Hope to Die / Happy Birthday Broken Heart 804 Jeanne Thomas Life of The Party / Too Good To Be Bad 805 Charlotte & Emily Love Not Have I / Please Stay With Me 806 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Jenny Take A Ride! / Baby (mo-mo Jane) 807 Norma Tanega Walkin’ My Cat Named Dog / I’m The Sky 808 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Little Latin Lupe Lu / I hope 809 Laine Hill Time Marches One / Ain’t I Worth A Dime 810 Norma Tanega A Street That Rhymes With 6AM/ Treat Me Right 811 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Break Out / I Need Help 812 Kenny Wells Isn’t It Just a Shame / I Can’t Stop 813 Diane Renay Soldier Boy / Words 814 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Takin’ All I Can Get / You Get Your Kicks 815 Norma Tanega Bread / Waves 816 Duff Thurman If You Love Me Baby / Now that You Left Me 817 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Devil With A Blue Dress On –Good Golly Miss Molly / I Had It Twice 818 Peter Antell Warm Smoke / Wanting 819 George & Sonny Sands Down By The Ocean / No No Money 820† Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Sock It To Me Baby / I Never Had it Better 821 Norma Tanega Run On The Run / No Stranger Am I 822† Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Too many Fish In The Sea / One Grain Of Sand 823 Hutch Davie & The Calliope Band Salty / The Swingin’ Shepard Blues 824 Mitch Ryder I’d rather Go To Jail / Joy 825 Keith West Exerpt from a Teenage Opera / /Mark Wirtz Orchestra Theme From A Teenage Opera 826 Mitch Ryder You Are My Sunshine / Wild Child 827 Tomorrow My White Bicycle / Claremont Lake 828 Mitch Ryder Come see About Me / Face In The Crowd 829 ? 830 Mitch Ryder Ruby Baby / You Get Your Kicks LP’s Records with "NV" prefix are Mono. Records with "NVS" are Stereo 2000 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Take A Ride 2001 Norma Tanega Walkin' My Cat Named Dog 2002 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Breakout!!! 2003 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels Sock It To Me! 2004 Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels All Mitch Ryder Hits 2005 Mitch Ryder Sings The Hits Dynovoice Dot Discography 7inch 900 ? 901 Mitch Ryder What Now My Love / Blessing in Disguise 902 Bob Crewe Generation Birds of Britain / I Will Wait for you 903 Long Island Sound One Two Three, I fell / Skidrow 904 Hutch Davie Convention Never My Love / A Lover’s Concerto 905 Mitch Ryder (You Got) Personality- Chantilly Lace / I Make A Fool Of Myself 906 Bob Crewe Generation Winter Warm / songs From Moulin Rouge 907 Good Earth Trio Louise / How deep Is The Ocean 908 William Carr Backup / Heartaches 909 ? 910 ? 911 Daisy & Arthur School Days / Let’s Ride Again 912 ? 913 ? 914 The Illusion My Party / It’s Groovy Time 915 Bob Crewe Generation Choir Battle Hyme of The Republic ’68 / To Give 916 Mitch Ryder The Lights Of Night / I Need Your Loving 917 Eddie Hazleton Good Morning Starshine/ Over My Head 918 Lynda Laurie Baby Hold On To Me ( I Can’t Help Being Yours) /One Day 919 The Little Bits Featuring Karl Mann The Feelin’ of Love / The Sun Ain’t Going To Shine (Anymore) 920 ? 921 Ray Bloodworth Guess What I Got / When I Think Of You 922 The Hutch Davie D.W. 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David Stone Calliope band ( A Good Man is Hard to Find) / The rise and Fall of Mr. Wiess 923 ? 924 The Good Earth Trio A Funny Thing Happened / I Can See Light 925 Glitterhouse Tinkerbells Mind / I Lost My Friend 926 ? 927 Glitterhouse Barbarella / Love Drags Me Down 928 Bob Crewe An Angel Is Love / The Black Queen’s Beads 929 The Good Earth There’s More Than Road To Philadelphia /Must I Really 930 ? 931 Jimmy Williams Mushroom City / Standing There 932 ? 933 ? 934 Mitch Ryder Ring Your Bell / Baby, I Need Your Loving & Theme For Mitch 303 Glitterhouse Barbarella / Love Drags Me Down LP’s Records with a "3" prefix are Stereo. 1901 Mitch Ryder What Now My Love 1902 Bob Crewe Generation Music To Watch Birds By 1903 The Good Earth How Deep Is The Ocean 1904 ? 1905 The Glitterhouse Color Blind 1906 Bhen Lanzaroni In Classic Form 1907 Burmuda Jam Burmuda Jam 1908 Barbarella OST Crewe Records Discography 7inch 333† The 4 Seasons And That Reminds Me (My Heart Reminds Me) /The Singles Game 334† Oliver Jean / The Arrangement 335 Julius La Rosa with The Bob Crewe Generation Where Do I Go? / This Is All I Had 336 Hearts Delight Follies ’69 American Moon / St.
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