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  1. rcs-discography.com › rcs › compSequel NED CD278 (CD) (RCS Comp. Track Listing)

    31 août 2024 · Sequel NED CD278 (CD) (England, 1996) Buddy Knox, Jimmy Bowen: The Complete Roulette Recordings: Source: T. Gordon

  2. www.setlist.fm › setlist › buddy-knox-and-jimmyBuddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen & The Rhythm Orchids - setlist.fm

    6 sept. 2024 · Get the Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen & The Rhythm Orchids Setlist of the concert at Brooklyn Paramount Theatre, Brooklyn, NY, USA on April 20, 1957 and other Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen & The Rhythm Orchids Setlists for free on setlist.fm!

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    21 août 2024 · Although credited to Knox, "My Baby's Gone" on Roulette 4002 is actually by Jimmy Bowen. The first pressing of Roulette 4002 mistakenly credited "Party Doll" to Jimmy Bowen.

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    28 août 2024 · Notes: Exact chronology of EP uncertain. SEE ALSO: Knox, Buddy.

  5. music.plixid.net › 2024/08/20 › buddy-knox-buddyBuddy Knox (Debut Album) + Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen Bonus ...

    20 août 2024 · This release contains Buddy Knox’s two first and finest LPs, which were originally issued on the Roulette label: his eponymous debut album with The Rhythm Orchids, Buddy Knox (1957), and the follow-up co-led by the group’s bassist, Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen (1958).

  6. www.funtrivia.com › quiz › musicU.S.A. Billboard Number One, One Hit Wonders 1950s Quiz

    25 août 2024 · Answer: Buddy Knox "Party Doll" was written by Bowen/Knox. It was number one for one week on the Billboard Top 100 for Buddy Knox with The Rhythm Orchids in 1957.

  7. www.funtrivia.com › trivia-quiz › MusicMatch Song to Artist - US Top 15 of 1957 Quiz | Music | 15 ...

    8 sept. 2024 · Answer: Buddy Knox "Party Doll" is a rock 'n' roll song written by Buddy Knox and Jimmy Bowen. It was a hit by Buddy Knox with the Rhythm Orchids. Jerry Allison, who was the drummer for The Crickets, stated in an interview that the drumming on "Party Doll" was the inspiration for the drum sound he used for "Not Fade Away".