The DeVilles - Mary Lee - 1960 45- Jerden 107B.wmv
The Devilles from Vancouver in Canada;Wayne Gust,Terry Bud,Eddie Gust and Dennis Lyons.
COMMENT ---it was Fred Gallant on drums and not Terry Bud. Terry replaced me with the Devilles but it was sometime after the song was recorded in Seattle. FRED GALLANT,AND-Let me set the record straight. Mary Lee was recorded at a home studio in Seattle, WA. in 1960. The lead vocal was done by Seattle local Gary Tobin. Wayne Gust played guitar, his brother Eddie played bass, Dennis Lyons played piano and Fred Gallant played drums. The background vocals were done by local Seattle gals. Mary Lee was placed on the flip side of the 45 Searchin' For Love by the Devilles. The Devilles provided the backing on Mary Lee as a favour to the producer. FRED GALLANT
COMMENT ---it was Fred Gallant on drums and not Terry Bud. Terry replaced me with the Devilles but it was sometime after the song was recorded in Seattle. FRED GALLANT,AND-Let me set the record straight. Mary Lee was recorded at a home studio in Seattle, WA. in 1960. The lead vocal was done by Seattle local Gary Tobin. Wayne Gust played guitar, his brother Eddie played bass, Dennis Lyons played piano and Fred Gallant played drums. The background vocals were done by local Seattle gals. Mary Lee was placed on the flip side of the 45 Searchin' For Love by the Devilles. The Devilles provided the backing on Mary Lee as a favour to the producer. FRED GALLANT
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