Elmer Jones & Viola Dickerson (Cozy)

Elmer Jones & Viola Dickerson

 25593 - Baby I Don't Mind

25594  - Lazy Man's Blues

 Cozy 580/581

(1970)

The Missionettes (Cabut LP)

The Missionettes

The King Is Coming

Side One [27663]

The King Is Coming
He Touched Me
Why Should I Worry Or Fret
Victory In Jesus
The Longer I Serve Him
His Name Is Wonderful

Side Two [27664]

How Big Is God
The Old Rugged Cross Made The Difference
I've Been With Jesus
Sweet Holy Spirit
Without Him
Lovest Thou Me

Cabut 2011
 

Cabut Recording Co.  

516 South Shore Drive 

Lima, Ohio 45804

Piano accompaniment - Mrs. Dennis L. Boss; 

organ background music - Mrs Fred C. Isch; 

photographer - Mr Keith Miller

The Missionettes have been singing together for two years. They all are members of the Shawnee Alliance Church,in Lima, Ohio. The accompanist, Mrs. Dennis Boss is the mother of Debbie and Denise.
 

The Missionettes are sisters Debbie (17) and Denise (14) Ross and Kay Forney (18)

 

1971

The Missionettes

Davie Lee with Emmett Carter Combo

Davie Lee
 with
 Emmett Carter Combo

CP-1323 - You Told Me

(Lee)

CP-1324 - Put Some Coal On The Fire 

Jame-Earl-Isrel-Dave-Carter

St.Jude 3031
Subsidiary of Carter Records, St. Louis, Missouri
1957

Little Miss Darlene (Star-Light)

Little Miss Darlene
(America's Sweetheart)

Teen-Queen

CP-2301 - Huddle Me, Cuddle Me
CP-2302 - Daddy-O

Star-Light 83151
both wr. Casteel-Clarida, Eagle Pass Pub. Sesac
  full names : Esther Casteel and Orville Clarida

1959

(Copyright: July, 20 and August, 3)

  

Little Miss Darlene is the daughter of Esther Casteel.  She performed at early age in the early fifties on many programs from Los Angeles to Portland and recorded for the Western Ranch Music Record label which was owned by her mother.  She was known then as Baby Darlene.

Esther Casteel was a three-quarter Sioux Indian adopted at an early age and reared by an English father and an Irish mother who had migrated to her native mid-west state.  In 1940, she moved to California where she designed her own recording label - Western Ranch Music - in 1952 at Thornton.

Orville Clarida(1910-1990) C&W singer and sonwriter from Texas  Orville Clarida was a member of the Florida County Music Hall of Fame in 1972. He wrote and recorded "Mother's Understanding Heart"; "Along the Rio Grande"; "The Smile on Your Face"; "Divided"; "Angel Queen."


Eagle Pass Pub. SESAC was started in 1956 by Dallas Eugene Turner in Hollywood.

Dallas Eugene Turner (1927-2014)  aka Oregon's Favorite Yodeling Cowboy, The Roving Ranger, Yodeling Slim Dallas and Cowboy Dallas Turner. 

Dallas Turner, a native of Yakima, Washington  was considered the Pacific Northwest's most popular yodeling cowboy.   His colorful life was enhanced by his frienship with his idol, Mexican border radio's Cowboy Slim Rinehart (1911-1948). who put the young cowboy on Mexican border radio where he worked for over thirty years, learning the art of bilking listeners with worthless elixirs between yodel songs.   According to Dallas Turner :

 There were only three things that would sell on the border (radio) and that was health, sex and religion. We had the Happy Relief Toenail Adjuster - there wasn't any demand for anything like that. How many people have an ingrown toenail? Very, very few. But if a man is impotent, he will pay any price to find something that will work. Or if it's religion, (they want) peace or success. And everybody wants good health. But you've got to get something that really is different. If it's something that they can go into an ordinary store and buy, they won't buy it from ya.




***

Label picture and audio clip are from this ebay auction

Buddy Paul on Murco

  

Buddy Paul

CP-3275 ~ This Old Town  (Is Such A Lonely Place) 

(Dick Martin, Cajun Pub. Co. (BMI)

CP-3276 ~ Foolish Me 

 (W.B. Sepaugh, Bla-Mar Music (BMI)

Murco 1018
1960

Buddy Paul

CP-4136 - Trust Me 

(Dick Martin,Ca-Se-Mar (BMI)  Bayou State (BMI)

CP-4135 - They Stuck To Their Guns
W.B. Sepaugh, Jr., Ca-Se-Mar (BMI) Bayou State (BMI)

Murco 1022
1960

Buddy Paul's real name was Buddy Sepaugh.  He previously recorded for Mira Smith's Ram Records as Endom Spires in 1957 and, as member of The Four B's, for D Records in 1958.  [1]

Buddy Paul co-produced with Mira  Smith her “Country Store Party” show to tie up with the records released by her artists on Ram Records.   The show was presented on Thursday night from The Venus Theatre, a 650 seat venue, located at 2426 Lakeshore Drive. The show was also performed at the Courtyard Theater Bldg located at 2400 Lakeshore Drive.   He was also c&w disc jockey and commercial manager at KCIJ, Shreveport,

[1]  The Four B's were a vocal group who worked on the Louisiana Hayride for four years from 1955.  All their first names began with B.  Brad Ingles was originally from Ohio but had been stationed in Louisiana.  Buddy Sepaugh was from Shreveport, Bob Mc Gee was from Longview, Texas and Ben Nordine was from Shreveport.  They had worked with Johnny Horton on his SESAC Repertory album and sang back-up on several Ram singles.  Their record on D  was their only single under their own name. (source : Colin Escott)

Donna and Eddie (Spartan Productions)

Donna and Eddie

30473 - - I'll Pay You Back
30474 -  Crying Over You
Spartan productions

Recorded at the studios of Rite Records
1972

Clips

Leebonny on Leebonny

Leebonny

38551 - Just A Fan
38552 - Let's Not Dream 

Both wr. Leebonny published by

Richie Publ. Co. BMI 

Box 335 Califon, N.J. 07830)

Produced by John Beavin 
Leebonny Records 

Box 385 / Glen Gardner, N.J. 08826

1977

 This is Bonny Lee Bakley (a.k.a. Bonnie Lee Bakley, a.k.a. Leebonny Bakley),

From Wikipedia:

Bonnie Lee Bakley (June 7, 1956 – May 4, 2001) was the wife of actor Robert Blake.  Bakley was fatally shot while sitting in Blake's parked car outside a Los Angeles-area restaurant in May 2001.

Bakley dropped out of high school at age 16 and decided to go to New York City to pursue a career in modeling and acting at the Barbizon School of Modeling. She was married at 21 to her first cousin Paul Gawron and had two children with him: Glenn and Holly. The couple divorced in 1982.
In an effort to support herself, Bakley began a mail-order business sending nude pictures of women, including herself, to men. She also ran "lonely hearts" ads in magazines advertising for a "male companion". After communicating with the men who answered her ads, she would ask for money for rent or travel expenses.  Bakley's business and scams eventually afforded her enough money to buy several houses in Memphis and a house outside of Los Angeles. She was unsuccessful, however, in her Hollywood career as a singer and actor under the stage name Leebonny.

From Murder In Hollywood: The Secret Life and Mysterious Death of Bonny Lee Bakley, by  Gary C. King

Bonny [...] befriended a would-be rocker in Palisades Park, New Jersey named Robert Stuhr.  He apparently had some peripheral connections in the movie industry.  Stuhr managed to get Bonny and his own daughter parts as extras in the 1985 movie, Turk 182, which starred Robert Urich and Timothy Hutton.  The part in the movie led nowhere, but Bonny persevered.  Her friend Sturh also ran a music company called Norway USA and she recorded some songs that were considered by many to be absolutely awful.  One of the songs was called "Rock-A-Billy Love," and another, recorded under the name of Leebonny Bakley, was called "Tribute to Elvis Presley" and contained a line in the lyrics that read, "Rock and roll will never be the same, Rock and roll Leebonny is my name."
[...] She recorded another song that was just as bad, if not worse.  The only difference was that the 1970s song, "Just a Fan," turned out to be somewhat prophetic if judged by the song's lyrics, "I am chasing a celebrity ... there's no future in it I can see."  (There was a recent attempt to auction an authentical copy of "Just a Fan" on eBay after her death, with a minium bid of $1,000/  However, after ten days the bidding was closed without a single bid having been recevived.)
  By 1990, Bonny found herself in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was determined to meet her idol, Jerry Lee Lewis.

One copy of this record is currently on eBay here

Sharon Scott on Miracle

Sharon Scott 

(Sterlings)

CP-2247 - Whisperin' 

(Bobby King)

Sharon Scott
CP-2249 -  Please Tell Me What To Do 

(Chuck Coffee)

Miracle 002
Arranger Chuck Coffey

1959

Clips



Another NRC related label.  Master number on a side is an error (should read 2248). Sterlings on a side is the name of the backing vocal group.

The Checkmates on Northwest 1009

 

The Checkmates

12011 - West Side Whizz [Vocal]
12012 - West Side Whizz [Instrumental]

both wr. D. Jakary, Skintone Music Co. BMI

Northwest NSC-1009

Northwest Sound Company
14958 Ardmore
Detroit, MI

Full name of the songwriter is Daniel A. Jakary.
Skintone Music Co was owned by Julian G Skinner


Clip (vocal side)

Blanche HOBSON on Eunice

Blanche HOBSON

13213 ~ Honky Tonk Guy

13214 - Lost Love

Both wr. Mary L. Meiss, Faye Music BMI

 

Eunice 13213

Evansville, Indiana label.  Issued some three years after the last of the ten singles on the label, all from 1960 and 1961. 

Eunice discography

Blanche Hobson

Courtesy of hillbilly-Music

Sorry to say we don't have anything here for you to read about Blanche Hobson.

The Kelts on Sonora

The Kelts
 
18627 - Babe Come Running.
18628 - Don't Go Away

Sonora TK 101
P.O. Box 491
Meridian, Mississippi

(1967)




Don't Go Away

The Corvairs (with Kenny Ambrose) on Twin

The Corvairs

9775 -  Talk To Me 
Vocal By Kenny Ambrose, 
Joe Seneca, Jay &  Cee BMI

9776  - Hard Times 
D.Bartholomew, Dare Music, BMI
Instrumental

 Produced by Al Stith

Twin Records

1963

Two covers by a Cincinnati popular band that included two sets of twins.  On the vocal side, this is perhaps the same artist who recorded in 1958-1959 for Hamilton and Willett.

The Corvairs were one of Cincinnati's most popular bands of the early 1960s. The band included two sets of twins, (Bill Stith and Al Stith, and two named Langdon) and a lead singer named Little Joe Williams, who was barely a teenager when he started.

The band released several records on their own Twin (what else) label, as well as a 45 on Hickory records. A few of the recordings, like "Gee Whiz" and "Black Diamonds" were local hits. They played numerous dances and clubs in the greater Cincy area.       http://www.buckeyebeat.com/corvairs.html 

 Twin Records discography

Kenny Ambrose page at colorradio

Gus Sanders on Cavern

Gus Sanders

16769 - Bring Back The Love

J.Moudy, Lari-Jon Music BMI

 

16770 -  It's A Joke  

G. Sanders, Lari-Jon Music BMI

Produced By John Pearson  

Cavern 2206
 16400 E. Truman Road, Independence, Mo.

1967

★ 

Cavern Studios was an industrial cave used as a recording studio in Independence, MO that was active from the 1960s to 1980s. It was Kansas City's first 16-track recording studio. Some of the artists that recorded there include Danny Cox, Brewer and Shipley, and James Brown.

The record labels Cave , Pearce, Cavern Custom Recordings, and Cavern Records also share this same physical address and released a variety of genres of music from the midwest region.

Independence has always been full of holes: subterranean tunnels, secret passages, mines, hidden hollows, and reverberating caverns. A place tailor-made for making lots of noise in private, the Kansas City suburb of Independence, Missouri, is riddled with untold natural cavities and a slew of manmade mines that’ve been delivering zinc, copper, nickel, and cobalt for more than a hundred years. But when Gerald “Jerry” Riegle rented space in the old Pixley Quarry, an active limestone mine, his intent was to work a vein of recorded sound. One of the strangest recording studios ever built, the aptly-named and actually subterranean Cavern Sound soon collected a cast of characters—the country-loving general manager, the young rocker, the Sun Records rockabilly pilot—and a dedicated clientele of religious groups, schools, country singers, and rock ‘n’ roll dreamers hoping to stumble across the true sound of the underground.

From 1967 to 1973, Riegle and his partners/engineers John Pearson, Jim Wheeler, Jim Williams, and Chris Bauer tracked thousands of hours of garage bands, school choirs, gospel trios, folk duos, and anyone who could scratch up enough cash to cover their $300 day rate. James Brown spent the better part of April 1972 in the Cave, cutting a number of his own sides alongside Lyn Collins’ crowd-pleasing killer “Think.” Prior to going “One Toke Over The Line,” Brewer & Shipley went underground for a spell. And don’t get us started on the legions of country acts that entered the depths following their acquisition of Chips Moman’s AMPEX 16-track and Electrodyne console.

Their in-house labels Cave, Rock, Cavern, and Pearce issued recordings by the Reactions, Burlington Express, Classmen, Fraight, American Sound Limited, Baxter’s Chat, 21st Century Sound Movement, and AJ Rowe, but it’s the unissued moments of dark-dampened clarity where the studio really shines. Larry Sands & the Sound Affair pushed Sneaky Pete Kleinow to the front of the Burrito Brothers, Jaded managed a pre-“Aqualung” flute freak out, and Sheriff channeled their inner NRBQ. A cover of Love’s “7 and 7 Is” was torn through by Plattsburgh, Missouri’s only weirdos, the Montaris. Was it the limestone dust in the air? Arsenic in the run off water? Surely “Mustache In Your Face” was the product of some kind of chemical toxin.

Local Customs: Cavern Sound is the story of a studio, certainly. But also tells the tales of studio rats, high school hopefuls, and unflagging lifers on the fringe of the music business. Fly over country? They were so underground they couldn’t hear the planes, let alone see them.
https://numerogroup.wordpress.com/2014/08/04/announcing-the-third-entry-into-our-local-customs-series-num054-cavern-sound/

Levinsky Allen on Vital

Levinsky Allen

CP-3845 ~ Layed Off

L.Allen, Gyro Music BMI

CP-3846 ~  Couldn't Be Done 

L.Allen, Gyro Music BMI
 
VITAL 321-1
873 Beecher St., Cincinnati, Ohio

A division of Vital Enterprises

Billboard, June 27, 1960

Levinsky Allen was possibly one of the co-writers of a song called “What Goes Around Comes Around” recorded by Michael Jackson.


According to Arthur “Hakim” Stokes, another co-writer of the song :

  "Hal Davis, who has passed on, was from Cincinnati. He was also the Jackson Five’s producer. We had written a song called “What Goes Around Comes Around”. Hal had come to Dayton through a mutual friend, Levinsky Allen. He heard it, liked it, and ended up recording it for Michael Jackson on his Ben  album in 1972"

See Monotrematous Funk: An Interview with Platypus by Christian John Wikane here

Bob Healy And "The Generation Gap"

Bob Healy And "The Generation Gap"

39951 - Fields Of Need

39952 - Six Days On The Road

E.A.R.S Truck (Recorded By the)
Remix By Keith Wing
Hills Sound Service
Worcester, MA.

 

1979

Rothkirch Was Here

 
A recent comment posted here about "The Rickshaw Five" and their 1964 recording of “Skip School Flu” and “Jungle” prompted further research regarding this record.   According to that comment, it was not recorded in Hong Kong as stated on the label, but in Washington D.C. by a few local musicians put together by the producers, Encore Records.  The person who posted the comment is now 74 years old, and identified himself as the bass player in that recording session, almost 51 years ago.  He provided a number of details about the session, and sent me a scanned copy of the signed recording agreement from March 1964.

Signing the recording agreement for Encore Productions was “Dr. E. v. Rothkirch.”  As I would soon discover, that name led me to some astonishing findings.  What follows is a chronology of the life of an extraordinary man, who may have been as ubiquitous as Kilroy of the once popular "Kilroy Was Here" graffiti, and "the mischievous outsider, staring at, and probably laughing at, the world."
 

1919

Edward F. Tkach is born in St. Paul, Minnesota.  His father was Fred Tkach and mother Eva, nee Eva Beta Zetlin, both born in Odessa, Russia (now Ukraine).  Another son Harold was born in 1925, and sister Roseland in 1928

Later, after World War II, Ed sought to change his birth certificate to "Eduard von Rothkirch" because he claimed his real father was a German World War I spy named von Rothkirch who fathered him while he was in St. Paul and then left him to be raised with the T'Kach family (also spelled in some reports Tkach). (In another variation of the story, the German spy changed his name to T'Kach to fool Russian agents.)
 

1942

Enlisted on September 24, 1942, Edward F. Tkach was a private in the Air Corps branch of the U.S. Army during World War II. At the time of enlistment, Edward F. Tkach was single, without dependents, and had an education level of 1 year of high school. 


1944

 Discharged from the Army because of a curious case of allergy

Lucky Allergy Leads Way to T-Bone Steaks
kANSAS CITY. Mo.- OI.PJ - Local friends are very envious of Edward F. Tkach of Minneapolis because of his allergy. It isn't just an every day, ordinary run of the mill allergy. Tkach has to eat four T-bone steaks a day for it, and he has the ration coupons to get them. Tkach was discharged from the army because of his allergy-it ! was breaking the army up.   He was given 8,000 ration points as a parting gift.   And until the allergy clears up. he will receive I another 8,000 points every six weeks. If he doesn't eat four T-bone steaks a day. he breaks out with hives, his nose runs and his eyes water.
Racine Journal Times  May 7, 1944

1945

Son Greg is born

Ed's son Greg von Rothkirch was born in 1945. As a child of the 1950s Greg would spend his weekly allowance of ten cents on comic books and check out sci-fi novels from the library. In his early twenties Greg rose to Staff Seargent in Company B, 2/60, 9th Infantry Division of the Army and survived Vietnam.

After Vietnam Greg continued to read fiction and history, assembling a vast collection of knowledge and facts from books and experiences which he shared with his son Eric via storytelling.

Eric von Rothkirch began using redchurch as a nickname in the mid 1990s and registered redchurch.com in 1998 to represent his work in the entertainment field. Eric continues his family's long tradition of storytelling today under the name redchurch.

1946

Lobbyist - registered under the name of Edward Von Rothkirch as a lobbyist for the Central European Research Council, and was active on Capitol Hill among isolationist congressmen and congressmen of German descent.   He was also connected with the Central European Rehabiliation Association, with headquarters at 201 Division Ave., Brooklyn, and headed by Father Don Odo, self-proclaimed Duke of Wurttemberg

1947

Midwestern College -  Von Rothkirch disclosed plans to form Midwestern College at Hillman, Minn., near Hillman, Minn, in Morrison County'. He filed a statement saying he was worth more than' a million dollars.
 

1948

New York Times interview : Von Rothkirch accompanied the General Cernius, former prime minister of an independent Lithuania, for an interview for an article published the 9 May 1948 in the New York Times  entitled "Future Uncertain for General Cernius."     The story reported that General Jonas Cernius, according to Rothkirch, was going to teach history at a new college called Midwestern College which was to be based in the tiny Minnesota town of Hillman. 

As for Rothkirch, he said he was a police magistrate in Morrison County, Minnesota.  However he claimed he was independently wealthy and would inherit a trust fund worth some $4 million at age 35. He said he owned a 2,900 estate in Hillman as well as a ranch in Minnesota and one in California. He also boasted that he had extensive oil and copper interests. According to the Times, Rothkirch did own a 1,450 acre ranch in Hillman, a town of some 40 people in the bush country of Minnesota.

Rothkirch next told the Times that he also was a leader in an "underground railroad" that got refuges out of East Europe and that he has spent some $80,000 of his own money on the cause. He also helped dissident Russian military men to escape. He said he did so "in collaboration with the War Department" and that the Russian press dubbed him "the American Scarlet Pimpernel." When asked about his own military service, he said he was a captain in the U.S. Army Air Force in World War II but he was put on an inactive status and later reactivated as a bombardier-observer and discharged as a warrant officer. He further claimed that he had taken part in guerrilla warfare fights in East Europe.

Rothkirch also admitted that while Midwestern College didn't yet exist, there was an extensive building program underway and that it would be ready by September. Dr. Frederick Michael of Hillman, whom Rothkirch claimed also owned a large plantation in Brazil, would be its president with a Dr. Leonard Martin as Treasurer and Dean. Rothkirch stated that the college would bring together many "of the key figures of Europe and South America. The course on international relations will be without equal in any American college."

1949

A Leader : Several newspapers reported that Edward von Rothkirch was the leader of the anti-Russian underground in Poland and Germany.

The .mysterious American, who owns a farm twelve miles outside Hillman, Minn., operates under various names including Edward F. T'Kach, Count Heinrich Von Gelbe, Baron von Tanthen, Heinrich Woyceho, Dr. Edouard von Rothkirch, or sometimes just Baron X. According to associates, he is the head of the Frei Corps of Barbarossa, the name of the anti-Russian underground in parts of Poland and the Soviet zone of Germany,

1951

Jailed in March ’51 for passing phony checks and committed to the Wisconsin Hospital for the Criminally Insane. .

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. - (U.R) - Eduard Von Rothkirch, 31, St. Paul, was sentenced to 10 to 12 months in prison Monday after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. County Judge Merrill R. Farr passed sentence on Von Rothldrch after he pleaded guilty to the four counts of passing worthless drafts for a total of $35 at four Eau Claire business places Nov. 4,1950. Dist. Atty. Victor Tronsdal told the court Von Rothkirch had four aliases, but was bom Edward Tkach in St Paul. In his statement to the court. Von Rothkirch said "The Communists have spent thousands of dollars to combat me and confuse my record." He said the charges rose out of technicality and not an intent to defraud.

1952

Released from the Wisconsin state prison.

Turned up in late 1952  in Phoenix, Ariz.,as "Edward Nacoma" chairman of "the American Indian political advancement committee."

PHOENIX--AZ--Arizona Indian tribal leaders said today they were not affiliated with an organization represented as the American Indian political advisory committee, by a man attending the recent governors' interstate Indian council meeting. The man Identified himself as Edward Nacoma, who said he was affiliated with the committee. He also said he was an Oklahoma Osage Indian.

1953

Impersonating an officer of the U. S. government who claimed he could help Carlos Prio Socarras become president of Cuba again.

Baron Held For Posing as Federal Agent MIAMI, Fla. -- .Eduard Frederick von Rothkirch, self-styled baron whose fanciful career has seen him pose as a priest, Indian leader, university h e a d , world traveler and German Luftwaffe ace. is in trouble again -.this time with the federal government. The baron .was held, in Miami on $2,500 bond on charges of impersonating an officer of the U. S. government who claimed he could help Carlos Prio Socarras become president of Cuba again.

In justice court Friday, von Rothkirch told Justice Edwin Lee Mason he was a research analyst, that he had prepared speeches and material for congressmen. He said 175 articles prepared by him have appeared in the Congressional Record. . Agent Powers said von Rothkirch told Antonio Fuentes, brother-in-law of the former Cuban president, that for $5000 he could help the latter regain his position, adding that the sympathies of the White House- and the state department were with him. Fuentes notified his attorney who called the FBI. Prio Socarras fled Cuba on March 10. 1952, when Gen. Fulgencio Batista took over the government in a bloodless coup. He has lived in Miami since. Conviction on a charge of impersonating an officer of the government carries a maximum fine of $1,000 and three years in prison, or both.

1954

Now in Washington D.C. where he is listed as General Secretary of the International Association of Independent Producers,

1962

Executive consultant of Era, International Film & Recording Enterprises Inc. which offers "features, documentaries, industrials, newsreel, commercials, travelogues, radio transcriptions, film management services and technical consultants",

1971

Trans World News Service

1975

Came to dinner : Col. Edward Rothkirch, a member of the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem, was one of the U.S. right-wingers who attended to a dinner meeting at the Army and Navy club, mainly sponsored by the Citizens for American Survival.  (May 1975)

1978

Free Cambodia Inc. is a District of Columbia Corporation filed on February 3, 1978. The Registered Agent on file for this company is E. V. Rothkirch and is located at 529 14th St., N.w. #769 Washington, District Of Columbia 20045-0000.

The Federation Of Cambodian Association  is a Corporation formed on Aug 24, 1979. This business was created in the SOS Office and the registered agent is E.v. Rothkirch that does business at 529 14th St., N.w. #769, Washington D.C.

1981

Air Powered Motor Systems Inc. is a District of Columbia Corporation filed on March 4, 1981. The Registered Agent on file for this company is Dr. Edward Von Rothkirch and is located at 529 14th St., N.w. Washington, District Of Columbia 20045-0000.

Seamark International Ltd. is a District of Columbia Corporation filed on December 24, 1981. The Registered Agent on file for this company is Edward Von Rothkirch and is located at 529- 14th St., N.w. Suite 723 Washington, District Of Columbia 20045-0000.Publisher of The Journal of Asian-American Commerce, Seamark International Ltd, 767 National Press Bldg, Washington, DC 20045. 202-638-5595.

1982

Intercontinental Media Service, with offices in the National Press Building in Washington. The operator of this shadowy outfit was Edward von Rothkirch, a friend of the Liberty Lobby.   Charles Tate testified in the 1987 trial of Frankhouser that von Rothkirch, who was called "the Baron" by Security, "would accredit somebody with a press card to appear as though he was a real reporter working for real newspapers so that he could do interviews." According to former Metro employee Phil Perlonga, the Security staff in 1982-83 had "stacks of blank press cards" from IMS. When a card was needed, Goldstein would sign von Rothkirch's name. Perlonga was given an IMS card and instructed to use it to gain entrance to Henry Kissinger's birthday party and serve legal papers on him. Perlonga took the card, but says he managed to evade serving the papers.

1987

Still active - Dr. Edward Von Rothkirch is still active.  He is the head of the Internat'l Alliance of Independent Film Producers  .Members: 2,800 domestic; 1.400 foreign Staff: 2-5 Annual Budget: $25-50,000 Tel: (202) 638-5595

Jimmy Eustice, Jr.on Patrice

Jimmy Eustice, Jr.

CP-4559 ~ Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
CP-4560 ~ Jennie Lou (B.C. Music, BMI)

Patrice 203

Cleveland OH

1960

Southern Echoes on SE& L

Southern Echoes

20887 - Lord See About Me 

(Author Dotson) Sandra Music BMI

Time 2:45

20888 - I Was Brought Up Lord 

(Loyd White) Sandra Music BMI

Time 2:50

SE& L 480

Auctioned here (auction has sound clips)

"Gospel soul" probably from Memphis, Tennessee (same group on Champ and Designer?).

From late 1967 (November or December)

Bobby James & the Dristells

Bobby James

15993 - True Blue

 (Coyle, Mead Music BMI)

Bobby James & the Dristells
15994 - Let's Go
(Coyle, Mead Music BMI)

Lant 66009

Agawam, Mass.

Probably recorded at the Universal Recording Studios, 26 Colton Av. West Springfield, owned by Flem DeAngelis since 1956 and serving the Western part of Massachusetts, Upstate New York and Connecticut.

Both sides written by Robert Coyle and published by Mead Music (BMI)

The Koon Family

The Koon Family
Gospel Singers

29759 - Build My Mansion
29760 - Walk In Jerusalem Just Like John

Recorded at Mother Cleo Productions Newberry, S.C.
Cub 721

1972

Gospel/bluegrass from Morgantown, West Virginia.   One copy for sale here