Romans (LA) as Upfronts (Zeke Strong’s Combo) – Benny Lou And The Lion/ It Took Time, ’60 (Lummtone 103)
- The book lists the A-side as Betty Lou.
- Label confirms title is Benny Lou.
as Upfronts – Too Far To Turn Around/ Married Jive, ’60 (Lummtone 104)
- The book lists #104 as a Romans-Little Caesar/Upfronts release.
- Other sources remain unsure if this is Romans-Little Caesar or the Barry White group.
- Writing credits are Floyd Bryant/ L Fowler respectively.
Upfronts (Barry White Group)
- The Upfronts name was owned by the label.
- A new group was formed with Barry White when the Romans/Upfronts changed labels.
Upfronts (ft Fritz Basket) – When You Kiss Me, ’61 (Lummtone 106)
Upfronts – Little Girl, ’61 (Lummtone 106)
Upfronts (Barry White Group)
– Send Me Someone To Love Who Will Love Me/ Baby, For Your Love, ’61 (Lummtone 107)
– I Stopped The Duke Of Earl/ Baby, For Your Love, ’61 (Lummtone 107)
- No A-side scan.
– Baby, For Your Love/ It Took Time (It Took You), ’62 (Lummtone 108)
Upfronts (Unverified Group) – Most Of The Pretty Young Girls/ Do The Beetle, ’64 (Lummtone 114)
- This release from 1964 does not appear on Barry White’s discography tho some sellers list it as Upfronts (Barry White.)
one aggregation of upfrons are recorded the first version of”those oldies but goodies”.it’s another aggregation who’s recorded the final and issued version.
I’m unsure if the song title you mention ‘those oldies but goodies’ was also done by an ‘Upfronts” group.
My post, ‘Romans Groups’, includes the above title and various Del-Fi releases. Some clarification has been made to the post. Their association to the ‘Upfronts’ is also included.
Any clarification would be helpful.
Thank you.