Jaye P. Morgan singing her first RCA hit, "That's All I Want For You" with the Hugo Winterhalter orchestra. Charted at #3 on The Billboard Pop Top 100 in late 1954/early 1955. B-side "Dawn"(which I have also posted).. + Informações

Jaye P. Morgan(1976) Producer: David Foster Musicians: David Foster, Jay Graydon, Lee Ritenour, Ray Parker Jr, David Hungate, Jeff Porcaro, Harvey Mason, Ed Green, Steve Forman, Les Thompson ,Ernie Watts, Tower of Power Horns, Bill Champlin, Kenny Loggins and more ?fmt=18. + Informações

Originally released as a single for Derby Dec. 1953 with Frank De Vol's orchestra. B-side "Operator 299"(Which I have also posted). This song was a hit for JP peaking at #26 on the charts Dec 1953/Jan 1954. Another hit JP had at this label was "Just A Gigolo" (1953) which I have also posted. Hope you enjoy this classic recording by JP!. + Informações

Season 2 Episode 18. + Informações

with the amazing Gene Krupa and Lionel Hampton. + Informações

A memorable scene from a memorable episode of a very memorable series. Watch Jaye P. Morgan try to become "hip" like Petula Clark, with a little help from Robbie Douglas's group "The Greefs".. + Informações

Jaye P. Morgan(1976) Producer: David Foster Musicians: David Foster, Jay Graydon, Lee Ritenour, Ray Parker Jr, David Hungate, Jeff Porcaro, Harvey Mason, Ed Green, Steve Forman, Les Thompson ,Ernie Watts, Tower of Power Horns, Bill Champlin, Kenny Loggins and more ?fmt=18. + Informações

Season 2 Episode 18. + Informações

A hysterical comedy juggling song performed on The Gong Show in the 1970s by Hillary Carlip. Read all about it in the memoir, Queen of the Oddballs. (By the way, SHE WON!). + Informações

Charted at #42 on Cash Box singles chart in March 1955. B-side of "Danger! Heartbreak Ahead" which charted at #12 on the Hot 100. "Softly, Softly" was a #1 hit for Ruby Murray in the UK. Written by Mark Paul, Pierre Dudan & Paddy Roberts. This record isn't on the album pictured, but what a great picture!. + Informações

Season 2 Episode 18. + Informações

Charted at #22 on The Billboard Top 100 September 1953 with Frank De Vol's orchestra. B-side "Wasted Tears" (Which I have also posted).. + Informações

Charted at #6 on Billboard Hot 100 in August 1955. Original Billboard review: "Jaye P. Morgan is Victor's hottest canary now, and her waxing showcases her distinctive vocal style to fine advantage. She sings the ballad with perceptive phrasing and warmth, underscored by an assuring sense of vocal power. The side should grab off considerable jockey juke play." Written by Eddle Pola and Fred Spielman. B-side is "Swanee".. + Informações

Jaye P. Morgan / Lately! This Dejavu CD reissue of singing star Jaye P. Morgan's original Palace LP record album (1983) contains "Carousel Dreams" by Verne Langdon, a track recorded for but not originally included on the vocalist's 1983 album. An introspective composition, the song came to be as a combined result during the1960's when the author would go down to the carousel on the Santa Monica Pier to reflect on things; that was Verne Langdon's "quiet place". In 1973 He learned there were plans afoot to raze the merry-go-round and building which housed it. Langdon became so distraut over it that he was compelled to write a song - his very first - about the carousel, what it meant to him, and that time of deep contemplation in his life, The name of the song is Carousel Dreams, and through the years it has been recorded by Kay Starr, April Stevens, Jonathan Winters, Verne Langdon (it can be found on his Dejavu 'Love Is All" album), and Jaye P. Morgan. Here is Carousel Dreams by Jaye P. Morgan, with exquisite visuals by Kelly Mann. PS Happily, the carousel has survived the planned ravaging of "progress" and today remains as ever a symbol of joy for children of all ages who visit the seaside attraction every day. Produced by Keith Crary, Mike Donaldson, and Verne Langdon. A product of Dejavu Record Company. Visit the Official Jaye. P. Morgan Website at www.jayepmorgan.com. + Informações

MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY JAYE P. MORGAN 1956 33 1/3 RCA VICTOR RECORDS. HI TINK THIS IS ONE OF THE SONGS I WILL BE SENDING YOU ON A EXTENDED PLAY 45 RPM RECORD WITH TREE OTHER SONG ON IT.. + Informações

Jaye P. Morgan - Closet Man (1976) Producer : David Foster. + Informações

This wonderful song by Jaye P. Morgan hit Billboard #12 in 1955, being one of her most successful ones beside "That's All I Want From You" (#3 in 1954) and three other songs in 1955, "Chee Chee-oo Chee" (#12, a duet with Perry Como), "The Longest Walk" (#6) and "If You Don't Want My Love" (#12). Jaye was very present in the media in the mid-1950s, she even had an own TV show called "The Jaye P. Morgan Show".. + Informações

1950s Hillbilly Boogie. + Informações

Released for MGM May 1963. B-side to "Will He Like Me?"(Which I have also posted). Being familiar with her original 1955 classic hit it was a pleasant surprise to find JP had rerecorded it for her last single at MGM. Orchestra conducted not by Hugo Winterhalter but Marty Paich. This version seems a little more jazzy. Enjoy!. + Informações

The Lady is a Tramp Morgan Jaye P. 1958 Jaye P. Morgan appears in a 1958 Art Ford Jazz Party. She is backed up by a trio with Lionel Hampton on vibes, Gene Krupa on drums and Chubby Jackson on bass Jaye P. Morgan (born Mary Margaret Morgan, December 3, 1931) is a retired popular American singer and game show panelist. Morgan was born in Mancos, Colorado, but her family moved to California by the time she was in high school. In the late 1940s, at Verdugo Hills High School in Tujunga, Los Angeles, California, she served as class treasurer (and got the nickname "Jaye P." after the banker JP Morgan) and sang at school assemblies, accompanied by her brother on guitar. In 1951, a year after graduation from Verdugo Hills, she made a recording of the song "Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries" which made it to the Top Ten. Soon after, she received an RCA Victor recording contract and she had five hits in one year, including "That's All I Want from You," her biggest hit, which reached #3 on the charts. Other notable hits included "The Longest Walk" and "Pepper Hot Baby". From 1954 to 1955, she was a vocalist on the television show "Stop the Music." In 1956 she had her own television show, named for her. She did a number of other variety shows as well. After a period in the 1960s when she did very little in the entertainment field, confining herself to a small number of night club appearances, she returned to the public eye in the 1970s, mainly as an actress.. + Informações

This record is being played on an early 1950s Zenith record player. This was a minor hit in 1959, before Elvis's version in 1960.. + Informações

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Perry Como and Jaye P. Morgan sing "Chee Chee-Oo Chee (Sang the Little Bird ) Music by Saverio Seracini and English lyrics by John Turner and Geoffrey Parsons. "Two Lost Souls" from the musical "Damn Yankees", Words and Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross. Recorded April 28, 1955, issued on 78 RPM as RCA Victor 20-6137. + Informações

Charted at #81 on The Billboard Top 100 July 1956. Also with Hugo Winterhalter's Orchestra.. + Informações

Jaye P. Morgan singing one of my favorite songs from her 1958 album "Just You, Just Me" with orchestra conducted by Marion Evans. Enjoy!. + Informações