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“All I need is your love” by Barbara Lynn was released on Sue UK LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn story”.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
Category: Jamie
Barbara Lynn – Money
“Money” by Barbara Lynn was released on Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn story”.
Did not chart.
Updated 1 January 2023
Barbara Lynn – Dedicate the blues to me
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“Dedicate the blues to me” by Barbara Lynn was released on UK Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
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Barbara Lynn – It’s better to have it
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It’s better to have it by Barbara Lynn was released on UK Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Billboard Pop No. 95, R%B No. 26, January 1965
Updated 3 September 2016
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Barbara Lynn – Don’t spread it around
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“Don’t spread it around” by Barbara Lynn was released on UK Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Billboard Pop No. 93, R&B No. 35, October 1964
Updated 3 September 2016
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Barbara Lynn – You don’t have to go
“You don’t have to go” by Barbara Lynn was released in the UK on Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Did not chart.
Updated and converted to blocks 24.3.21.
Barbara Lynn – Everybody loves somebody
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“Everybody loves somebody” by Barbara Lynn was released in the UK on UK Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
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Barbara Lynn – Don’t be cruel
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“Don’t be cruel” by Barbara Lynn was released in the UK on Sue LP ILP 949 “The Barbara Lynn Story”.
Billboard Pop No 93, March 1963.
Updated 3 September 2016
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Barbara Lynn – You’re gonna be sorry
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“You’re gonna be sorry” by Barbara Lynn was released on UK Sue LP ILP 949 – The Barbara Lynn Story.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
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Barbara Lynn – You can’t buy my love
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“You can’t buy my love” by Barbara Lynn was released in the UK on Sue LP ILP 949 – The Barbara Lynn Story.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
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Barbara Lynn – Jealous love
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“Jealous love” by Barbara Lynn was released on Sue UK LP ILP 949 – The Barbara Lynn Story.
Did not chart.
Updated 14 October 2016
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ILP 949 – Barbara Lynn – The Barbara Lynn Story
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ILP 949 The Barbara Lynn Story | Discogs
Complete track listing: Oh! Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin’ | Jealous Love | You Can’t Buy My Love | You’re Gonna Be Sorry | Don’t Be Cruel | Everybody Loves Somebody | You Don’t Have To Go | You’ll Lose A Good Thing | Letter To Mommy And Daddy | Don’t Spread It Around | It’s Better To Have It | Dedicate The Blues To Me | Money | All I Need Is Your Love
Track listing kindly supplied by Paul
Updated 8 March 2019
Claudine Clark: The strength to be strong/Moon madness
110 | 29 December 2023
Claudine Clark | Ace Records, UK | 14657
Singer and song writer Claudine Clark was born in Macon, Georgia on April 26, 1941. She moved to Philadelphia and began recording in 1958, backed by The Spinners. She then moved to New York searching for success which finally came when she joined Chancellor Records. Her only major success was “Party Lights”.
Jamie 1279, issued June 27, 1964. Issued in the UK on Sue WI 4039, 12 May 1967.
Chart Position: Did not chart.
Updated 5 September 2016
Barbara Lynn: Letter to mommy and daddy/Second fiddle girl
110 | 28 December 2023
Barbara Lynn | MTV | 14557
Barbara Lynn Ozen was born on January 16, 1942.
Jamie 1233, 1962. UK Sue WI 4028, January 1967.
Chart Position: “Second fiddle girl” Billboard No. 63, November 1962
“Letter to Mommy and Daddy” did not chart.
Barbara Lynn, You’ll lose a good thing/Lonely heartache
102 | 24 September 2023
Barbara Lynn | National Endowment For The Arts
Singer, song writer, guitarist and pianist Barbara Lynn Ozen, now Mrs Barbara Lynn Cumby, was born in Beaumont, Texas on January 16, 1942. She sang in a church choir as a child. Her playing was influenced by Guitar Slim and Jimmy Reed. She formed an all girl band and they won several talent shows. She was then discovered by producer Huey P. Meaux. With the success of what became her signature song, she began touring extensively. Her song “Oh baby we’ve got a good thing going” was recorded by The Rolling Stones. She continued to record albums through to 2004. In 2018 Barbara Lynn was awarded a National Heritage Fellowship.
“You’ll lose a good thing”/”Lonely heartache” was her second recording and when it was issued on the Jamie label in 1962 it became a number one seller. It was recorded at Cosimo Matassa’s J&M studio with session musicians including Mac Rebennack (Dr. John).
“You’ll lose a good thing” Jamie 1220, 1962, issued on Sue WI 4038 in April 1967. Chart Position: Billboard Pop No. 8, R&B No. 1, August 1962.
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