Note: Bob Quimby, operator of the Florida-based National Songwriters Guild, started Carellen to release recordings written by NSG members. In 1964 Quimby retired Carellen in favor of the Tropical label. For more information on Tropical Records, see that page of our discography. Also, note that Carellen's three-digit sequence seems to have preceded their one- and two-digit releases; however, until we have more detailed information on the company's release history, I've decided to leave them listed in numerical order.
1: Billy Jones & Teenettes -- Dixie Belle / I'm Sorry You're Sorry
118: Houston & Dorsey -- Laugh Party (not a song-poem record)
Discography ©2004 Phil Milstein
-- Singles --
2: Betty Jayne & Teenettes -- The Man I'm Going To Marry / June Bug (1962)
4: Betty Jayne -- My Billy Boy / I'm Rehearsing
5: Betty Jayne -- Softly And Tenderly / Maybe Sooner Than We Know
6: Charles Vickers -- Are Ya For Me Or Agin' Me / He's My Everything
7: Billy Jones -- The More I See You / Teenager's Dream (1962)
8: Betty Jayne -- What's She Got (That I Ain't Got?) / Cry Baby Heart
10: Charles Vickers -- Double Knott / Who's Putting Stardust In Your Eyes
11: Johnny Redd -- I Flipped My Top / Bubble Gum (c.1962)
101: Betty Jayne & The Teenettes -- The Sun Will Rise / Show Your Love (pic sleeve; Dec. '60)
102: Billy Jones & Teenettes -- Johnny Preacher / Night Angel (pic sleeve)
105: Johnny Redd -- Rockin' With Ruby / Date Bait
106: Johnny Redd -- Fixed For Life / Rockin' Peg (Feb. '61)
107: Betty Jayne & Teenettes -- I'm No Longer Jimmy's Girl (Paul J. Vance-Lee Pockriss) / Tag Along (Art Graham) (1961)
110: The Travelling Sons -- A Christian Testimony / Come On, Lord Jesus (1961)
111: Charles Vickers -- Little Sally Walker / Friendly Advice
112: Betty Jayne -- Dreamy / Betty Jayne & Dudley -- Dudley
113: Betty Jayne -- Loneliness In My Heart (Raymond Swartz) / Now There's You (Lou Rickman)
115: Houston & Dorsey -- Malaguena / Green Door (C&W novelty/instrumental a la Homer & Jethro, not a song-poem record; picture sleeve)
122: Jimmy Major -- It Can't Be Wrong (M. Steiner) / For You, For Me (G. Gershwin) (B-side not a song-poem)
123: Shelly Taylor & His Cordovox -- Exodus Theme / Loneliness (A-side not a song-poem)
125: Houston & Dorsey -- The Wreck Of The John B / Hootenanny Annie (C&W novelty/instrumental a la Homer & Jethro, not a song-poem record; '64)
143: Shelly Taylor -- You're Everything That's Beautiful -- Where Is Love / Now There's You
146: Patti & Marty -- Here Upon The Stage / For Once In My Life (probably not a song-poem record; picture sleeve)
447: Patti & Marty Scherr -- If Ever I Should Leave You / I Wish You Love (probably not a song-poem record)
-- Albums --
124: Houston & Dorsey -- Goof It Up (not a song-poem record)
127: Joe Cowan -- Stylings At The Hammond (not a song-poem record)
128: The Rocke-Taylor Revue -- Let Us Entertain You ("Shelly Taylor on the Cordovox; Leigh Rocke the Exciting Voice"; not a song-poem record)
133: Houston & Dorsey -- At The World's Most Famous Beach (not a song-poem record)
145: Houston & Dorsey -- Out Of This World (not a song-poem record)
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