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78 RPM Record

Artist:Joan Weber
Label:  Columbia
Country:USA
Catalogue:40366
Date:18 Oct 1954
Format:10"
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Community: 20 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
AJoan WeberLet Me Go LoverHill, J. L. Carson10.0  Rate
BJoan WeberMarionetteCapano, Travaline, Fortis9.0  Rate


Notes

A side: From the "Studio One" TV production

Both sides: Orch. under the dir. of Jimmy Carroll

Also issued on 45 RPM as 4-40366

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Jock_Girl
23rd Mar 2013
 Joan, died of heart failure in 1981 in a mental institution in the US state of New Jersey. She has lead the life of a recluse, even Columbia's attempts to contact her with royalty cheques failed.

One of the major reasons she failed to ever chart again was that she gave birth to her daughter, Terry Lynn, just as the record hit its chart heights, hitting #1 on Billboard and #16 in the UK, and was not able to advance her career.
 
 
mickey rat
23rd Mar 2013
 Joan Weber was the ultimate "one-hit-wonder". This song was a re-write of a country song "Let Me Go Devil", originally about the evils of alcohol. Weber's changed version was featured as theme song in a "Studio One" TV drama about shady characters in the record industry (surely not!) and it became a massive overnight hit. Song was covered by Patti Page and Teresa Brewer but Weber's original version was the biggie. Weber was an inexperienced teenager with personal problems and couldn't cope with stardom. She vanished without a trace.
 

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Linked Releases

Canada - Columbia - 1954

Ireland - Philips - 1955

Netherlands - Philips - 1955

New Zealand - Philips - 1955

UK - Philips - 1955


See Also

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Joan Weber - What Should A Teen Heart Do / Goodbye Lollipops, Hello Lipstick (I'm Not A Baby Anymore) - Philips - UK - P.B.621 (1956)
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