Discography, where are they from, are they still alive etc.

Here are the releases I know of:

Crampton Sisters - I Didn't Know What Time It Was / I Cried When I Found You Gone - DCP 1001

Crampton Sisters - If You Were The Only Boy In The World / It's Gonna Take A Miracle - DCP 1101

Crampton Sisters - Always / My Guy Is Boss - DCP 1107

Crampton Sisters - Baby, Baby / Hey Boy - ABC 10853

  Sebastian said:

Here are the releases I know of:

Crampton Sisters - I Didn't Know What Time It Was / I Cried When I Found You Gone - DCP 1001

Crampton Sisters - If You Were The Only Boy In The World / It's Gonna Take A Miracle - DCP 1101

Crampton Sisters - Always / My Guy Is Boss - DCP 1107

Crampton Sisters - Baby, Baby / Hey Boy - ABC 10853

Thanks! Also fount this:

I Tore Up My Diary/I Don't Wanna Dance 1964 (DCP 1115)

  Tommy1 said:

Also fount this:

I Tore Up My Diary/I Don't Wanna Dance 1964 (DCP 1115)

That 45 is by The Simpson Sisters. A different group as far as I know.

  Sebastian said:

That 45 is by The Simpson Sisters. A different group as far as I know.

You've right!

There was an ad for "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" in 'Cashbox' when it came out. Shows teenage white girls who look like they may be twins...

...Can't tell you anything else!

  TONY ROUNCE said:

There was an ad for "I Didn't Know What Time It Was" in 'Cashbox' when it came out. Shows teenage white girls who look like they may be twins...

...Can't tell you anything else!

does it show 2 girls or 3 girls?

  boba said:

does it show 2 girls or 3 girls?

...twins don't generally come in threes, Bob. Although the word two should have appeared in my posting, I admit!

I'll try and did the relevant Cashbox out tomorrow and I'll scan the pic if I can find it...

  TONY ROUNCE said:

...twins don't generally come in threes, Bob. Although the word two should have appeared in my posting, I admit!

I'll try and did the relevant Cashbox out tomorrow and I'll scan the pic if I can find it...

thanks, I would like to see it

Here are the Crampton Sisters, from a Jan 1964 Billboard ad. The record itself dates from 1963.

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1964/Billboard 1964-01-25.pdf

Go to page 13.

 

  On 15/07/2024 at 15:49, The Yank said:

"The Crampton Sisters were Peggy and Pat and grew up in Bloomfield, New Jersey. Peggy had won many talent contests, by age ten. After high school, she attended the prestigious Julliard School Of Music in New York City and studied classical piano. She studied under Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Oscar Peterson and others. It was then that she and sister Pat formed the Crampton Sisters and had quite a local following. They even performed on American Bandstand."

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