THE VELOURS # 515.. WHITE LABEL PROMO COPY/DISK JOCKEY ON THE ONYX LABEL

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Jan 28, 2013 Sold Date

Jan 21, 2013 Start Date

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Here is THE VELOURS # 515 on the ONYX label.

1. This Could Be the Night and Hands across the Table.

2. It was recorded in 1957.

3. It is a white label promo copy/disk jockey copy. It is play graded VG + with a few pops and few minor scuffs.

4. It has a machine stamp matrix number.

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The Velour’s were originally from the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, NY and although they never scored any major chart hits, they are fondly remembered for their variety of vocal group romantic ballads, novelty numbers, and up-tempo jump and rocking' songs.

Original members tenor Jerome "Speedo" Ramos," John Cheetom (first tenor), Donald Heywood (second tenor), Kenneth Walker (baritone), and Marvin Holland (bass) came together in the mid-'50s and began recording for the newly formed Onyx label in June of 1956. Their first single, "My Love Come Back," (1956) failed to hit. In the spring of 1957, the group issued their biggest record, a ballad called "Can I Come over Tonight." Other singles included during the late '50s included "Blue Velvet," "This Could Be the Night," "Romeo," "Remember," and "Crazy Love."

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