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Chanteur Rock 'n' Roll US né Terry Gene DeRouen le 7 Janvier 1940 à Lafayette
(Louisiane), mais élevé à PortArthur (Texas).
Gene Terry was
born Terry Gene DeRouen in Lafayette, LA, but raised in Port Arthur, TX, where
his main musical influence growing up was his father and grandfather performing
Cajun songs. He formed his first band, the Kool Kats, in the mid-'50s, doing
country & western songs -- they gravitated toward rock & roll and changed their
name to the Downbeats, and some of their early sides came out on Savoy Records.
After a brief foray into rockabilly through Starday Records with "This Woman I
Love" in 1957, his later sides showed up on Goldband Records. His most
successful record was "Cindy Lou."
Talents : Vocals
Style musical : Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly
THE WOMAN I
LOVE
(1957)
Tip, Tap And
Tell Me (1957)
CINDY LOU
(1958)
Never Let Her Go
(1958)
Cinderella Cinderella
(1959)
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Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
| 01/1957 | SP ROCK-IT 45-598 (US) | Gene TERRY & His KOOL KATS -
The Woman I Love
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Tip, Tap And
Tell Me
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| 04/1958 | SP GOLDBAND 45-1066 (US) |
Cindy Lou
/
Teardrops In My Eyes
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| 12/1958 | SP GOLDBAND G-1081 (US) |
No Mail Today
/
Never Let Her Go
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| 02/1959 | SP SAVOY 45-1559 (US) |
This Should Go On Forever
(Ronnie
DEE & The DOWN BEATS) /
Fine-Fine
(Gene
TERRY And His DOWN BEATS) |
| 02/1959 | SP SAVOY 45-1559 (US) |
Gene
TERRY And His DOWN BEATS -
This Should Go On Forever
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Fine-Fine
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| 06/1959 | SP GOLDBAND G-1088 (US) | Gene TERRY & The DOWN BEATS - Guy With A Million
Dreams /
Cinderella Cinderella
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| 197? | SP GOLDBAND G-1250 (US) |
Cindy Lou (Jenny Scroggins & Gene Terry with The Down Beats) / What Can I Do I Still Love You (Gene TERRY) |
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Unissued Tracks
| 1957 | GOLDBAND unissued - (Goldband LP 118 (#5)) | |
| 1957 | GOLDBAND unissued - (Goldband LP 118 (#3)) |
No Mail
Today
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© Rocky Productions 12/06/2019
