Orlons Line Up Question

[Dave Moore]

Can anyone identify the line up on this picture sleeve by their individual names?

The ladies in the line are: Rosetta Hightower, Marlena Davis and Shirley Brickley but can anyone identify who is who?

any help appreciated.

Regards,

Dave

[boba]

the guy at the bottom is Steve Caldwell. You're welcome.

[Chris L]

Can anyone identify the line up on this picture sleeve by their individual names?

The ladies in the line are: Rosetta Hightower, Marlena Davis and Shirley Brickley but can anyone identify who is who? any help appreciated.

Regards,

Dave

Middle one is Rosetta Hightower, the bloke you know Steve Caldwell

[Chris L]

the guy at the bottom is Steve Caldwell. You're welcome.

I met him what a geyser, boy did he ever have some stories to tell........................

[boba]

I met him what a geyser, boy did he ever have some stories to tell........................

what kind of stories? I know very little about the Orlons actually.

[Chris L]

Can anyone identify the line up on this picture sleeve by their individual names? The ladies in the line are: Rosetta Hightower, Marlena Davis and Shirley Brickley but can anyone identify who is who? any help appreciated. Regards, Dave

The blonde is Shirley Brickley so I have to guess the other is Marlena Davis. You're up early today Dave. BTW been looking at the temperatures in Andalusia, barely above 30c°, you poor dear, should I send some blankets

[Roburt]

^{Info on the group back in the day ....}

^{https://books.google....ghtower&f=false}

^{With the Orlons, she sang backing on lots of Dee Dee Sharp recording sessions.}

^{Rosetta quit the group & moved to the UK in the late 60's.}

^{She became a top studio session singer as well as recording in her own right.}

^{She sang on recordings made by the likes of John Lennon & Joe Cockup.}

^{Today, she still lives in London biut I don't think she's performed in years.}

Edited August 17, 2012 by Roburt

[Roburt]

Rosetta ....

[Dave Moore]

Thanks Guys.

Question answered - Topic locked by thread starter.

Regards,

Dave

Edited August 17, 2012 by Dave Moore

[Guest in town Mikey]

Slight;ly off topic.

A film called The Help, features Wah Tusi by the Orlons. Really good film well worth a watch.