TEEN RARE ROBIN WARD: DOT "Johnny Come And Get Me"HEAR
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$ 29 Sold For
Oct 17, 2009 Sold Date
Oct 10, 2009 Start Date
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ARTIST : ROBIN WARD & Group LABEL & RECORD #: DOT #16599 (March 1964) VINYL CONDITION: HEAR !! : Very close to NM! LABELS CONDITIONS: SEE SCAN : SIDE A NM!! SIDE B MINIMAL RW! PICTURE SLEEVE CONDITION (IF ANY): SEE SCAN : with Dot sleeve! REMARKS: Only one I found selling at $33.00 (VG+) TRACKS SIDE A: 1- JOHNNY COME AND GET ME TRACKS SIDE B: 1- WHEN THE BLUE OF THE NIGHT MEETS THE GOLD OF THE DAY WEB REMARKS: ROBIN WARD.....EARLY YEARS:

Jacqueline McDonnell was born in 1941 to a military family in Hawaii (her father served in the U.S. Navy) and raised in Nebraska. Her first public singing performances were with her two sisters in a Nebraska church - she was eight years old at the time. After the trio won a national talent search run by Horace Heidt, they moved to Los Angeles to look for work in the music industry.

At the age of 13, she was hired by television station KTLA to sing on a Your Hit Parade-like program, Bandstand Revue, in which she sang popular hits for four years as part of the house singing ensemble. After she parted ways with KTLA, she started a career of singing in demo recordings for various LA-based songwriters and session singing for several California-based record companies and producers. One result of her session work was the recording for her voice singing the "La la la" parts in Pat Boone's last million-selling single, "Speedy Gonzales", (incredible!) in 1962 (Elton John stated that the "hook" in his best-selling single, "Crocodile Rock" was inspired by his listening to Jackie Ward's vocal on "Speedy Gonzales").

"Wonderful Summer"

In 1963, songwriter-producer Perry Botkin needed a session singer to make a demo recording of "Wonderful Summer," a song that he wrote with his co-writer and co-producer, Gil Garfield. A now-married Jackie Ward agreed to record it in Gold Star Studios (three years later, Brian Wilson used the same studio to start work on the beginning of the landmark Beach Boys single "Good Vibrations"). After an experiment in which Botkin sped up the recording by wrapping splicing tape around the capstan of the recorder, he and Ward agreed that the finished recording (with bird and surf sound effects added) would not be just a demo but a recording to be released as a 45 revolutions-per-minute single.

The "altered" recording resulted in the then 21-year-old woman sound like a high school girl; so Jackie Ward suggested changing her name on the record label to that of her daughter, Robin. That fall, "Wonderful Summer" was released on Dot Records. Sales were spectacular, with over one million copies sold in the United States alone; the overwhelming popularity propelled the recording to the #14 position on Billboard magazine's "Hot 100" singles chart the week before the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

An album followed, to limited success, before a duet with Wink Martindale, another Dot artist. "Wonderful Summer" remains the only hit for Robin Ward on the Hot 100....Well, this record (good one!!) was the follow up and went nowhere!!!

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picture sleeves should look as if they never housed a record. This is a great reason to remove your 45s from their picture sleeves and keep them separate. Just keeping the 45 inside the sleeve will cause damage than can reduce the grade of the sleeve. 

 

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VG+ PICTURE SLEEVES: might show some very light creasing where it is obvious that a record once resided (or still does reside). A VG+ picture sleeve might have some very minor seam wear or a split (less than one inch long) at the bottom, the sleeve’s most vulnerable location. 

 

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