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"The Song Is Ended"/
"You Make Me Feel Like A Penny Waitin' For Change"
by The Jones Boys
on S&G 5007
released in 1954
"Marry A Rich Woman"/"Jones Bones"
by The Jones Boys
on S&G 5008
released in 1954
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"The Song Is Ended"/
"You Make Me Feel Like A Penny Waitin' For Change"
by The Jones Boys
on S&G 5007
released in 1954
"Marry A Rich Woman"/"Jones Bones"
by The Jones Boys
on S&G 5008
released in 1954
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Above: The Jones Boys are more popish than rhythm and blues, but "Jones Bones" has a nice gospel sound. S&G, owned by Frank Belone and John Galitza, was located in Hollywood, CA. The writers listed for "Jones Bones" are Dennis - Hoff - Ely - Hood... are these The Jones Boys? Another side lists Hoffman as a writer... is this the same person as "Hoff"? Jack Hoffman was an A&R man for S&G.
Click on an option below to listen using Windows Media Player Streaming:
The Song Is Ended
You Make Me Feel Like A Penny Waitin' For Change
Marry A Rich Woman
Jones BonesClick on an option below to listen using Windows Media Player Download:
The Song Is Ended
You Make Me Feel Like A Penny Waitin' For Change
Marry A Rich Woman
Jones Bones
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