Discography
Singles
Johnny Bunny
Tender 818 - 1958 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti)
My First Date
Tender 818 - 1958 |
(Catalano-Kulaga)
Black and White Thunderbird
Unart 2017 - 1959 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti)
Ronnie Is My Lover
Unart 2017 - 1959 |
(Mure-Wolf)
Almost fifty years later (2007) Disney/Pixar included "Thunderbird" in a CD called
"Lightning McQueen's Fast Tracks."
It was inspired by the blockbuster movie "Cars" and produced by Disney Records V.P. Fred Mollin and recorded
by Britt Savage and Jaime Babbitt.That CD reached the Top 10 on Billboard's "Top Kids Audio Chart."
Meusurry
Unart 2024 - 1959 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti-Kaufman)
Ringa Ding
Unart 2024 - 1959 |
(Strum)
"Meusurry" was inspired by a language created by legendary deejay Murray The K and was used as an opening
and closing theme on 1010-WINS Radio show called the "Swingin' Soiree."
Flip, Flip
United Artists 210 - 1960 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti)
Your Happiest Years
United Artists 210 - 1960 |
(Schroeder-Gold)
Too Young To Date
United Artists 228 - 1960 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti)
The Kiss
United Artists 228 - 1960 |
(Ferri-Santiglia-Lanzotti)
Not Tomorrow
Roulette 4321 - 1961 |
(Weinsmantel-Schell)
Little Ship
Roulette 4321 - 1961 |
(Pomus-Shuman)
Little Boy Of Mine
Roulette 4360 - 1961 |
(Goldner-Cox)
Little Boy Of Mine (with the Cleftones)
Roulette 4360 - 1961 |
(Goldner-Cox)
Dickie Went And Did It
Roulette 4360 - 1961 |
(Barry-Raleigh)
This was not a three-sided single! There were actually two different singles of "Little Boy" with the same
label.
Both have "Dickie" as the flipside.
Jeff Barry is the co-writer and also the voice of Dickie!
Strange Love
Roulette 4387 - 1961 |
(Ferri-Santiglia)
I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)
Roulette 4387 - 1961 |
(Turk-Ahlert)
Back-ups
Journey To Love -- Al Martino
This 1959 record by Al Martino was the first back-up work for the three Delicates.
"We were encouraged by the great Teddy Randazzo to do the session. The song was
written by Teddy and arranged by Don Costa. This was a great experience for us."
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When The Bells Stop Ringing -- Frankie Sardo
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I Know Why And So Do You -- Frankie Sardo
The back-up singing is by the three Delicates.
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Sorrow -- Bobby and Billy
"We did this one with a duo who were our United Artists label-mates. In spite of the title and tone of this recording,
these guys were very funny and great to be around."
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I'll Walk The Line -- Don Costa
While the three Delicates were rehearsing with Don Costa for their next release, Don asked them to clap on his
existing musical track of "I'll Walk The Line."
The clappers were the three girls, Denise's Mom and 2 brothers.
"It was a fun "family affair" ... another great memory with the great Don Costa!"
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I Put The Bomp -- Frankie Lymon
Denise and Peg were on this session.
Denise:"There are so many great memories about this recording. At the beginning we made mistakes and laughed and
Henry Glover decided to leave them in. At the end of the song, to get the effect he wanted during my speaking
part, Frankie put his arms around my waist and squeezed me so I could hardly breathe. It was an honor working
so closely with this great recording artist."
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