Bizarre Records

Webley Edwards
“Hawaii Calls: Fire Goddess”
Capitol #T-1033

Webley Edwards introduces Martin Denny:

soundtrack
“Las Aventuras de Enrique y Ana”
TeleAmazonas

Poncho Martinez “El Rivereno”
“Dispuesto a Morir”
Estrella # 001

Same Poncho?

Los Pavos Reales
“Con Musica Para Bailar de los 1940-1950-1960-1970-1980″
Joey #2040
1978

Cepillin
“Vamos a la Escuela”
Orfeon #LP-16H

“Vamos a la Escuela”:

Vamos a la Escuela
Cepillin, aka Ricardo Gonzalez, was a popular TV clown in 1960′s Latin America. He started out as a kids’ dentist in Monterrey, Mexico. “Cepillin” translates roughly to “little toothbrush”.

The Good Twins
“Have Gospel, Must Travel”
Sacred #3003
photo: Robert A. Bolen

Still on the road!

Totie Fields

“Live”
Mainstream S/6123

From the Back Cover:

“Totie Fields is ready as she shyly shouts those two little words behind the curtain of the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. From the moment she sets foot onto the stage the magic that is Totie Fields begins. Her ability to laugh at herself has made her a fantastically successful entertainer.”

Honeytree
“Evergreen”
Myrrh #6553

Ginni Clemmens

“Lopin Along thru the Cosmos”
Flying Fish #FF 320
1983

“Lopin Along Thru the Cosmos”:

Lopin Along Thru the Cosmos

Ginni died in a car accident in Feb. 2003. She had written me a nice email after seeing this site.

Lopin Through the Cosmos

Roger (Troutman)

“The Many Facets of Roger”
1981, WB #BSK 3594

Roger Troutman and his brothers formed the funk group ZAPP. Roger was murdered by his brother in his recording studio in 1999.