Phillips International singles discography
Part I: number 3516 - 3549
Press here for number: 3516 - 3549, 3550 - 3586, Long Play
3516 Buddy Blake [ = Buddy Blake Cunningham]
You pass me by / Please convince me (September 1957)
Ring-marked sample copy depicted. Also released on 78 rpm.
3517 Hayden Thompson
Love my baby / One broken heart (September 1957)
78 and 45 rpm label variations depicted.
3518 Barbara Pittman
Two young fools in love / I'm getting better all the time (September 1957)
78 and ring-marked 45 rpm sample copy depicted.
3519 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
Raunchy / The midnite man (September 1957, No 2)
78 and 45 rpm labels plus the original sheet music for 'Raunchy' depicted.
3520 Johnny Carroll
That's the way I love / I'll wait (September 1957)
3521 Cliff Thomas, Ed and Barbara
Treat me right / I'm on my way home (January 1958)
78 and 45 rpm label variations depicted.
3522 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
College man / The stranger (February 1958, No 42)
78 and 45 rpm label variations depicted.
3523 Wayne Powers
My love song / Point of view (March 1958)
3524 Bill Pinky and the Turks
After the hop / Sally's got a sister (March 1958)
3525 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
Wild rice / Scroungie (March 1958)
78 and ring-marked 45 rpm sample copy depicted.
3526 Carl McVoy
Tootsie / You are my sunshine (June 1958)
Jerry Lee's first cousin Carl McVoy's single was a re-release of Hi-2001.
3527 Barbara Pittman with the Bill Justis Orchestra
Cold cold heart / Everlasting love (June 1958)
3528 Ernie Barton
Stairway to nowhere / Raining the blues (June 1958)
Ring-marked sample copy depicted.
3529 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
Cattywampus / Summer holiday (June 1958)
78 and 45 rpm label variations depicted. This was probably the last single issued on both speeds.
3530 Lee Mitchell
The frog / A little blue bird told me (June 1958)
3531 Cliff Thomas, Ed and Barbara
Sorry I lied / Leave it to me (September 1958)
3532 Charlie Rich
Whirlwind / Philadelphia baby (October 1958)
3533 Mickey Milan with the Bill Justis Orchestra
Somehow without you / The picture (September 1958)
The A-side features the Montclairs, the B-side a nameless Chorus.
3534 Ken Cook
Crazy baby / I was a fool (October 1958)
A-side vocals by Ken Cook, B-side vocals by Roy Orbison.
3535 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
Bop train / Strings of pearls cha hot cha (October 1958)
Note handwritten B-side label. The printer had apparently run out of red ink.
3536 The Clement Travelers
The minstrel show / Three little guitars (February 1959)
This record was made by SUN's house producer Jack Clement under pseudonym.
3537 Jimmy Demopoulos
Hopeless love / If I had my way (February 1959)
3538 Cliff Thomas, Ed and Barbara
I'm the only one / Tidewind (March 1959)
3539 Carl Mann
Mona Lisa / Foolish one (March 1959, No 25)
3540 Edwin Howard
Forty - 'leven times / More pretty girls than one (April 1959)
Memphis Press Scimitar's entertainment editor Edwin Howard made this record in order to
document in an article, the process of making a record at SUN records. It sold less than 1000 copies.
3541
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An Ernie Barton release was scheduled for this number, but nobody has seen it.
3542 Charlie Rich
Rebound / Big man (June 1959)
3543 Bobbie and the Boys [= Cliff Thomas, Ed and Barbara]
To tell the truth / These silly blues (June 1959)
3544 Bill Justis and His Orchestra
Flea circus / Cloud nine (July 1959)
3545 Brad Suggs
706 Union / Low outside (September 1959)
3546 Carl Mann
Rockin' love / Pretend (September 1959, No 57)
3547 The Memphis Bells featuring Shirley [Sisk]
The midnight whistle / Snow job (October 1959)
3548 Mack Self
Mad at you / Willie Brown (October 1959)
3549 Brad Suggs Orchestra and Chorus
I walk the line / Ooh wee (October 1959)
Rare b/w promo label and regular commercial releases depicted.
Press here for number: 3516 - 3549, 3550 - 3586, Long Play