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[[Datei:MA pic Cheryll Ann 1968 01.jpg|mini|Cheryll Ann 1968]]
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[[Datei:MA pic Cheryll Ann 1965 01.jpg|left|thumb|280px|Cheryll Ann 1965]]
[[Datei:MA cli Cheryll Ann 1964 01.jpg|left|thumb|580px|Cheryll Ann 1964]]
[[Datei:MA cli Cheryll Ann 1964 01.jpg|left|thumb|580px|Cheryll Ann 1964]]
[[Datei:MA pic Cheryll Ann 1968 01.jpg|left|thumb|480px|Cheryll Ann 1968]]
[[Datei:MA ad Cheryll Ann 1965 02.jpg|left|thumb|240px|Cheryll Ann ad 1965]]
[[Datei:MA ad Cheryll Ann 1965 02.jpg|left|thumb|240px|Cheryll Ann ad 1965]]

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Singer from Revere who was active at least in 1964 and 1965.

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)

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 Supremes, Teddy & The Pandas and the Remains
  • The songs from her second release were written by Stan Vincent who wrote music scores, e.g. for Connie Francis

Media

Cheryll Ann 1965
Cheryll Ann 1964
Cheryll Ann 1968
Cheryll Ann ad 1965