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*I Can't Let Him / Goodbye Baby (Patty O 52) (1965) | *I Can't Let Him / Goodbye Baby (Patty O 52) (1965) | ||
*A Casual Look (with [[Steve Colt|Steve Colt and the 45's,]] unreleased) (1968) | *A Casual Look (with [[Steve Colt|Steve Colt and the 45's,]] unreleased) (1968) | ||
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*Boston, Boston Area, September 12, 1964 (with the [[Whirlwinds]], [[Minets]], [[5 G's]]) | |||
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Singer from Revere who was active at least from 1964 to 1968.
Releases
- Here Comes Another Teardrop / I'm Not Supposed To See You Anymore (Parsay , PY-2001) (1964)
- I Can't Let Him / Goodbye Baby (Patty O 52) (1965)
- A Casual Look (with Steve Colt and the 45's, unreleased) (1968)
Appearances
- Boston, Boston Area, September 12, 1964 (with the Whirlwinds, Minets, 5 G's)
Info
- Real name is Cheryll Ann Parker
- Other songs (penned by her) include "Bobby Happens To Be Mine" , "Butchie"
- Patty label was from NY. Allegedly, there was an earlier pressing on Holt Records with a picture sleeve
- She was managed by George Francis, father of Connie Francis
- Cheryll Ann appeared with the Dave Clark Five, the Beach Boys, the Supremes, Teddy & The Pandas, the Whirl-Winds and the Remains
- The songs from her second release were written by Stan Vincent who wrote music scores, e.g. for Connie Francis
- Performed with Tony Conigliaro in 1968
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