SINGLES |
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As by The Hollywood Flames |
Swingtime 347 |
Let's Talk It Over/I Know |
1953 |
Lucky 006 |
Peggy/Ooh La La |
1954 |
Decca 29284 |
Peggy/Ooh La La |
1955 |
Lucky 009 |
I Know/Let's Talk It Over |
1955 |
Decca 48331 |
I Know/Let's Talk It Over |
1958 |
(Hodge did not sing lead on "Let's Talk It Over," and he sang only the opening verse of "Ooh La La.") |
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As by The Tangiers |
Decca 29971 |
Remember Me/Oh Baby |
1956 |
(Hodge did not sing lead on "Oh Baby.") |
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As by The Turks |
Money 211 |
Emily/(flipside by another group) |
1955 |
Money 215 |
I'm a Fool/I've Been Accused |
1955 |
Cash 1042 |
It Can't Be True/Wagon Wheels
(SHOWN ABOVE) |
1956 |
Knight 2005 |
It Can't Be True/I'm a Fool |
1958 |
Keen 4016 |
Fathertime/Okay |
1958 |
Class 256 |
Rockville U.S.A./Hully Gully |
1959 |
Ball 101 |
Emily/(flipside by another group) |
1960 |
Imperial 5783 |
I'm a Fool/It Can't Be True |
1961 |
(The Turks on "Wagon Wheels" were actually The Hollywood Flames; the lead singer was Bobby Day. Turks personnel on the other Money and Cash sides were Alex Hodge, Jody Jefferson, and Carl Green or Delmer Wilburn. The Turks on the Keen sides were Jesse Belvin, Alex Hodge and Tommy "Buster" Williams.) |
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As by The Turks Featuring Gaynel Hodge |
Bally 1017 |
This Heart of Mine/Why Did You
(SHOWN ABOVE) |
1958 |
(Backing Hodge were Jesse Belvin, Alex Hodge and Tommy "Buster" Williams.) |
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As by The Roosters |
Shar-Dee 704 |
Funhouse (instr.)/Chicken Hop (instr.) |
1959 |
Felsted 8652 |
Funhouse (instr.)/Chicken Hop (instr.) |
1959 |
(Both sides feature Hodge on piano. H.B. Barnum produced.) |
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As by Gaynel Hodge |
RCA 7964 |
The Door Is Still Open/Bachelor in Paradise |
1961 |
Mack-4 113 |
Shoulder Motion (instr.)/Berler (instr.) |
1962 |
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As by Gaynel Hodge & His Turks |
Preserve 100 |
Heartbreak/What Now |
1990s |
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LPs |
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Famous F-501 |
Rockin' Slumber Party |
1959 |
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(Contains "Okay.") |
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Earth Angel 903 |
The Hollywood Flames: The John Dolphin Sessions |
1989 |
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(This Swedish LP contains all of Hodge's Hollywood Flames and Turks material released on Lucky, Money and Cash.) |
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CDs |
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Specialty 2173-2 |
Doo Wop From Dolphin's of Hollywood, Vol. 1 |
1991 |
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(Contains "It Can't Be True" and an unreleased Turks song, "Honey Bun," plus two unreleased songs, "How to Be a Lover" and "Love You Right" by Gaynel Hodge & The Blue-Aires.) |
Specialty 2174-2 |
Doo Wop From Dolphin's of Hollywood, Vol. 2 |
1991 |
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(Contains "Emily.") |
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Dynamite DGS 103 |
Dynamite Group Sounds, Vol. 3 |
1995 |
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(Contains "Fathertime.") |
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Night Train 7019 |
Swingtime Doo Wop |
1996 |
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(Contains the released version of The Hollywood Flames' "I Know" plus two rehearsal versions of the song, with Hodge singing and playing piano. Hodge also sings "Marie" with the group.) |
Rhino 72868 |
Brown-Eyed Soul: The Sound of East L.A., Vol 1 |
1998 |
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(Contains "I'm a Fool.") |
Night Train 7097 |
Jesse Belvin: So Fine |
1998 |
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(Contains six Gaynel Hodge demos, vocals with piano: "Fathertime," "This Heart of Mine," and four songs never issued: "Trudi My Love," "Don't Worry About That," "It's Mighty Funny" and "Time Is Coming Close to Christmas.") |