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Produced for Volunteers for Moore, Raleigh, N.C. (Joe Branch, Chairman)

The story of Gubernatorial candidate Dan K. Moore. Released in time for the 1964 election, it is a ballad / story style song sung by a man accompanied by his guitar extolling the virtues of Mr. Moore and the reasons why one should vote for him. Apparently it worked as Mr. Moore served as Governor of North Carolina from 1965-1969.




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Stephenson Recordings, custom labels discography :

68001
68002 Frankie and the Damons (Damons)
68003 The Dukes (Dukes)
68004
68005 Donald Ray With The Solid Sound (Bee and Tee)
68006 Carlyle (Gee)

6700 Cliffhangers (K-CEA)
6800 Tradewinds (Tradewinds)
6900 The Brym-Mars (eEe)

In the 60s, scores of bands sprung all over the Southeast, each imitating the big, highly danceable R&B sounds coming from labels such as Motown, Atlantic and Chess. In his book « The Heeey Baby Days of Beach Music : Stories and Remembrances of a Southern Music Genre author Greg Haynes documents the stories of these party bands.