Jerry Ragovoy (a.k.a. Norman Meade): The Tran-Sisters were a group of 3 young girls who had a good sense of harmony, a good blend, and sound. They were from New Jersey. Also, Norman Meade was when I was an Anglo-Saxon.
[source: The Spectropop Group]
"for audition" copy
stock copy
Somebody's Blue [2:30]
(T. Darryl)
You Could've Knocked Me Over [2:25]
(L. Kusik & N. Meade)
Imperial 5952, Hollywood CA, U.S.A., 1963
A-side: IM 5516
B-side: IM 5517
Produced and arranged by Jerry Ragavoy
Somebody's Blue
Pull The Covers Right Up (Over My Head) [2:40?]
(N. Meade & W. Robinson)
Your Love [2:29?]
(F. Fenner, R. Moore & N. Meade)
Imperial 5983, Hollywood CA, U.S.A., 196?
A-side: ???
B-side: ???
Produced and arranged by Jerry Ragavoy
Let It In [2:14]
(Philips - Vance)
Tomorrow The World Will Know [2:25]
(Philips - Vance - Sims)
A-side: ???
B-side: ???
This 45 is credited to THE Tran-Sisters - so is that the same group? This single is number 3 in the Pickwick City 45 catalog (PPC-1001 is The Primitives (The Ostrich b/w Sneaky Pete), PPC-1002 is The Foxes (The Sassy One b/w Get 'em With A Wink), PPC-1004 is The Uptown Girls (Summer Story b/w Crazy Talk). Barmour Music publisher and Lee Haridan production. Jerry Vance is musical director. The writing credits go to Pickwick staffers Philips, Vance and Sims. D.J. copy.
Thanks to Phil Milstein & Mick Patrick.
by Olivier Landemaine
last updated: April 11, 2004