Mellows - Golden OldiesAlthough they never achieved a national chart hit, the New York based Mellows, led by the gifted vocalist Lillian Leech, have always been one of the most revered early R&B vocal groups of the 1950' s. in addition to Leech, their lineup formed in 1954 included John "Tiny" Wilson (first tenor), Harold Johnson (second tenor and guitar), and Norman "Polecat" Brown (bass). on the a cappella recordings featured in this compilation recorded in 1956, Brown

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'If This World Were Mine'

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and selected titles from their albums "The Things We Did Last Summer" and "Dancing And Dreaming"

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The same train which brought Rebecca home also brings Chief Puma of the Comanche tribe

Also accompanying Sleepy John Estes on several tracks are Jab Jones playing stomping barrelhouse

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