The Triangles My Oh My 1961 FiFo 107

[@elaineewalt8137]

Hauntingly great number! 1961...

[@RyanKhatamTV]

I had never heard this song before and it's awesome!!!!

[@daveliles9512]

Great sound, nice song, thanks good post !!

[@threedollarbill1]

the female singer is Judy Brown who did a GREAT version of "Heaven and Paradise" on this same FIFO label. ...as well as a few good teeners on other labels.

[@jonnychingas5757]

Female it's actually Lucy Duran who recorded bring me happiness and so dearly in 1961along with Ray quiñones who recorded queen of my heart and too late on Donna records in 1962!!!!!!

[@ildibildi53]

Beautifully, with passion full singing

[@UncleMike43]

Great song and rare as Rush Limbaugh talking sense. Thanks for the post.

[@hxo20292]

No its Not Judy Brown The lead singer is Terri Valenzula of the Velveteens along with Ruben Pando She was the "Rosie" of Rosie & Ron on the Donna Label

[@lamellasjiminian5082]

what a gem

[@daveliles9512]

Nice song, good group, thanks !

[@thebigfist]

This one is new to me.Excellent rendition!Keep`em coming,buddy!

[@juanmiguelvictor8994]

Esta tema es espectacular muy romántico

[@chrishinnant3924]

Fifo records, one of the coolest looking labels I've ever seen. Too bad the label was short-lived.

[@maydom04]

agree....looks timeless

[@chrishinnant3924]

@@maydom04 and there was another label called Bacon Fat records. They use a smiling frying pan for the logo. Look up the song by The Imaginations "I want a girl". Also released in 1961

[@maydom04]

@@chrishinnant3924 I have the record! I dodn’t realize it was a frying pan till you mentioned it. There are a lot of unusual and interesting 45 labels. I know there is a facebook group for company sleeves, probably one for labels too. Are you familiar with Jeff Kreiters’ Book: Doo Wop labels ? Scans of hundreds of labels (not color though)

[@chrishinnant3924]

@@maydom04 I also have this record myself. I ordered it off discogs about three or four months ago. But this Triangles 45 cost way over a hundred bucks.

[@chrishinnant3924]

@@maydom04 no, I'll have to check that out

[@guanajuato1987]

oooooooh i just found another fav!! thanx*****

[@constitution_8939]

Judy Brown's backup vocals is what drew me to this song, a Great accentuation.

[@patriciakehaya6711]

Lovley my oh my

[@stevemgb1]

groovy sound

[@hxo20292]

@threedollarbill1 No its Not Judy Brown The lead singer is Terri Valenzula of the Velveteens along with Ruben Pando She was the "Rosie" of Rosie & Ron on the Donna Label

[@dokkill]

Great

[@patriciakehaya6711]

Lovely

[@lenaruben]

Hotrod is correct . its Lucy Duran singing lead along with Reuben Pando and Frankie Gonzalez .

[@HotRodThinkin]

Well it sure SOUNDS like "Judy Brown", whose real name I believe was Lucy Duran (chosen to be less ethnic sounding by the label, no doubt). It is definitely not Terri Valenzuela (later Bonilla). She can be heard singing (beautifully, BTW) on two postings as by the Velveteens, "I'm Waiting" and "La Flor".

[@RC-ml3ne]

Wow!!

[@patriciakehaya6711]

My Oh My

[@chess1458]

Glad You Enjoy This Rola,Thanks For The Comment

[@chess1458]

Thanks For The Comment,For Some Reason It Doesnt Get A Lot Of Hits

[@vonwitzy3730]

chess1458,thank u

[@chess1458]

Your Right It Is A Wacky Looking Label For That Era,lol,Thanks for the comment,glad you enjoy it

[@daisyrain4775]

[@chess1458]

@thebigfist As Always Pal,You Know It!!!!!!

[@threedollarbill1]

Then I guess I stand corrected that it's not Judy Brown. (this is what I was told when I purchased the record long ago....which made sense, as Judy recorded on this label). Was a pretty hard record to find.

[@brucerogers9680]

threedollarbill1 m

[@bigjohnbihh]

sounds better when its slower

[@TheZeevik]

killer

[@HotRodThinkin]

-- tho I might have mixed up Terri's maiden and married names here.

[@nesiani2584]

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