Teenage music tastes shift as new stars rise and fall
Teenagers favor songs with a clear beat and distinctive sound, shifting with each dance craze. The current Top 20 shows groups like The Marvelettes and The Crystals replacing older acts such as The Marathons and The Critters, while twists wane and radio patterns diverge from juke-box trends. Notable constants include Elvis Presley and older names like Connie Francis, Brenda Lee, and Pat Boone, with Dee Dee Sharp’s Gravy For My Mashed Potatoes highlighted as a promising upcoming hit.
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Dee Dee Sharp
Connie Francis
Elvis Presley
Brenda Lee
Ben F. King
The
Shirelles
Fats Domino
Perry “Ome
Judy Garland
Johnny Mathis
Pat Boone
Broad Way
Maria
Big Bad John
Hawaii
Ferrante
Teicher
Unemployment In Cleveland Drops to Two Year Low
The Ohio Employment Service reports Cleveland area unemployment at its lowest in two years with 33,000 jobless, 4.1 percent of the labor force, as of May 31. Analyst Mark A. McCollough noted figures compare to 32,500 in May 1940 and 79,200 in February 1941 during recession days.
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Ohio Employment Service
Mark A. McCollough
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Marathons
Critters
Shep and
the Limelites
Marvelettes
Crystals
Jay and
the Americans
Chubby Checker
New York City
Marcels
Ami
Middletown
Lamm
Mea
cCessor
Shop Getz
Footy
Tey
Getz Jewelers
Central, Ave
F.E.T
Stote
Eth Ly
Sam Bartel
Buster
Pedwin
Roblee
Central Ave