Dolores Dinning - Lonesome Road

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The first change in personnel for the Dinning Sisters occurred in 1946 when Lou left to get married and also started a solo career. Still with CAPITOL Records, her singles were issued over the next ten years, some of them back-to-back with Don Robertson, famed as the writer (and in one case whistler) of his hits like "Born To Be With You", "Please Help Me, I'm Falling" and "The Happy Whistler". (lou Dinning is featured on six tracks of JASMINE JASMCD 3518, " TENNESSEE ERNIE MEETS THE GIRLS".) Lou's replacement was a girl named Jayne Bundesen who took over the role - Ginger was lead and Jean soprano. Jayne stayed with the twins for three years and then, tired of too much travelling, she left to raise a family. Her replacement was Dinning Sister Tootsie (young Dolores) and she would be part of the trio until 1952.

[@samuelross9884]

Lovely singer, lovely song, from a better America.

[@MrPEIcanada]

good one, thx

[@DOOWOPERDOO]

What a Lovely Girl, She Is! So Cute!! I'm in Love with Her!!! In Winter Wonderland.

[@mattgreen3696]

we're female singers of this era only allowed to present one affect, she seems pretty happy to be belting out such a somber song.

[@jtls8]

Great Lloyd!!!!

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Had a hard time very much due to less material, but thank you very much thanks for the info.

[@Blackash77]

Is the piano player Floyd Cramer?