Spotlight On Fraternity

Spotlight On FraternityMore Info In the 1950s and 60s, the Cincinnati recording scene was dominated by Syd Nathans King label, whose R&B catalogue made it a major player among post war independents. In its shadow was Fraternity, a smaller concern launched by Harry Carlson in 1954. The well respected Carlson set about building an artist roster which reflected his conservative musical taste, scoring smash hits by Cathy Carr and Jimmy Dorsey a couple of years later which

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the self-titled album suffered a fate known all too well and fizzled out

E2 Automatic Blues (live) *previously unreleased)

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and Manny Quintero formed the Don Cunningham quartet and played "The Living Room" at Hugh Hefner's St

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9 Guilty Party 5:39

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2 Le Freak